Supervised Consumption Site Evaluation Report 2025
The full evaluation of the site's first years, now available to read and download.
The newest things first, plus the things that happen every week no matter what.
The full evaluation of the site's first years, now available to read and download.
Five questions to every party leader about the future of harm reduction in the Yukon — and a request to make their commitments public.
Read the full post →Jill Aalhus' testimony to the House of Commons Standing Committee on Health: what the toxic drug crisis looks like from the Yukon's frontline.
Read the full post →A funding boost puts the outreach van on the road every night of the week.
Blood Ties joins other Yukon advocacy groups in a legal challenge over the SCAN law's impact on vulnerable tenants.
Blood Ties on the scale of the toxic drug crisis and what more it will take.
New data shows Yukon women dying of drug toxicity at a higher ratio than the national average.
A tour of the territory's first supervised consumption site as it opens on 6th Avenue.
The supervised consumption site opens its doors in Whitehorse.
Blood Ties calls for safe supply to be prioritized in the territory's opioid response.
Early community reaction to the supervised consumption site concept, before it opened.
1 to 3pm at the drop-in. Movies, local walks, yoga and crafts, run by our Wellness Coordinator.
10:30 to 11:30am. Sign-up opens at 8:30am, twelve seats, and a small stipend for attending.