Sweeping across the towns and cities of western Canada and headed eastward at an alarming pace
is the drug known as crystal meth.

It's more addictive than heroin or cocaine at a fraction of the cost and the high it gives can last for days.
And, unlike heroin or cocaine, it can be cooked up in an kitchen or basement lab using a recipe
posted on internet sites and with ingredients found on the shelves at the local pharmacy.

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The Facts on Crystal Meth - Crystal Meth across Canada - The Story of Two B.C. Towns
Beating the Addiction - Resources