The Ontario government says it is weighing the fate of the province's safe injection sites.
Health Minister Christine Elliott says the government is reviewing evidence on the sites to see if they "have merit'' and are worth continuing.
An overdose prevention site in London will have to close mid-August if the province doesn't renew its funding and approval.
Elliott says the government plans to make a decision in the coming weeks on the sites that are about to expire, but will also eventually rule on the program as a whole.
During the spring election campaign, Premier Doug Ford said he was opposed to safe injection and overdose prevention sites, though his party says ford has committed to reviewing evidence on the issue.