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  "path": "/opinion/canada-allows-minors-into-drug-consumption-sites-but-would-ban-access-to-social-media",
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  "textContent": "If the Liberals’ proposed digital safety bill passes as written, Canada would enter a unique legal environment in which its minors would be barred from accessing social media, but would still be able to inject illicit drugs at a government-run safe consumption site. Read More",
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