London councillor PAY SUSPENDED for criticizing drug policies

The City of London, Ontario, was the site of Canada's first "safe supply" exemption program where drug addicts could receive hydromorphone tablets as a "safer" alternative to fentanyl and heroin. Since the program's inception, London has become a diversion hub for hydromorphone tablets all over the city and across Ontario. One councillor, Susan Stevenson, has decided to fight back and speak on behalf of her constituents; however, she now faces a 30-day pay suspension without pay for doing exactly that.

Susan Stevenson joins Harrison Faulkner on the Faulkner Show.