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VIDEO: An inside look at harm reduction at Electric Love

Electric Love Music Festival returned to the shores of the Fraser River this weekend. The festival has been a source of frustration for some area residents who say the loud music and festival patrons are disruptive, but the festival has taken some measures to reduce the impact (stopping music at 4 a.m. instead of 6 a.m.) and improve harm reduction to keep festival-goers safe.
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Electric Love Music Festival returned to the shores of the Fraser River this weekend. The festival has been a source of frustration for some area residents who say the loud music and festival patrons are disruptive, but the festival has taken some measures to reduce the impact (stopping music at 4 a.m. instead of 6 a.m.) and improve harm reduction to keep festival-goers safe.

Check out the Observer’s inside look at harm reduction efforts at Electric Love.

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