Edmonton Journal
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Aug 10, 2026
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Edmonton transit inspectors may soon be able to access naloxone training
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Edmonton transit inspectors may soon be able to access naloxone training
With over 770 deaths related to drug poisoning in Edmonton last year, councillors want to give staff the tools to help keep people alive
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By Eric Bowling
Published Aug 10, 2026
Last updated 1 hour ago
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The contents of a Naxolone kit, which are freely available to individuals. The Community and Public Services committee voted unanimously to…
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