Windsor crews have no plans to carry naloxone kits

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Windsor crews have no plans to carry naloxone kits

December 8, 2017
By CBC News

Dec. 8, 2017, Windsor, Ont. - Firefighters and police officers in Windsor have no plans to start carrying naloxone despite a commitment from the provincial government to provide overdose antidote kits free of charge. CBC News reports. | READ MORE

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