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Reporting a property where drugs are bought, sold, or used sounds straightforward – until you try to do it. From red tape, blurred lines around responsibility between police and the city, and the vulnerable people caught in between, it’s far from simple. This week on the podcast the CBC investigative reporter Ariana Kelland explains why closing a trap house is far more complicated than it seems.
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Neighbours say some NLHC units operating with impunity as ‘trap houses’
'Trap houses' pose neighbourhood concerns. Could shelved N.L. law be a solution?
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