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Windsor-Essex County Health Unit has officially terminated its lease at the site of downtown's former consumption and treatment services site.
The health unit learned in August that the province had denied SafePoint ’s application, just one day after the Ford government announced a new model to combat addiction and homelessness.
The Ministry of Health has now introduced a new Homelessness and Addiction Recovery (HART) Hub model.
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