Canada’s Fentanyl czar says government’s border bill will help in fight against lethal drug
Fentanyl doesn’t stop at the border, and neither should the response. Canada’s new fentanyl commissioner, Kevin Brosseau, is backing a proposed border bill aimed at tightening inspections, boosting law enforcement access to data, and cracking down on the chemicals that feed the deadly opioid trade. While Canada isn’t the main source of fentanyl entering the U.S., Brosseau says even a small role is too much. His message to American counterparts is clear: Canada’s stepping up—and they’re ready to fight this crisis together. Jim Bronskill with The Canadian Press has the full story.
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