VANCOUVER — The presence of second-hand fentanyl smoke is so severe at some British Columbia supportive housing facilities that workers cannot escape “substantial exposure,” even if they stay in their offices and don’t venture into hallways or tenants’ rooms.

"We'll be working with our partners to ensure providers can take fast action to protect staff and tenants," said housing ministry.{ai:summary}Supportive housing facilities in British Columbia are facing significant challenges due to second-hand fentanyl smoke. Workers report substantial exposure to the harmful substance, even when remaining in their offices and avoiding common areas.#health

'Significant health risks' from second-hand fentanyl smoke in Vancouver supportive housing offices

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