The Molson Hotel’s hydromorphone room with a wall separating it from the building’s overdose- prevention site. On this side of the wall patients always know exactly what they’re getting, while on the other side, users under staff supervision inject unknown substances they’ve purchased on the street
An injection table at the Molson Hotel’s overdose- prevention site. Here, clients use drugs that often contain the dangerous synthetic-opioid fentanyl. Staff can’t provide them with clean drugs but they can revive them in the event of an overdose
An injection table at the hydromorphone clinic
Lindsay Kasting, the injection-hydromorphone program coordinator at the Molson Hotel
