Naloxone kits saving hundreds of lives in Alberta
Alberta Health Services data show more than 400 opioid deaths prevented since take-home naloxone kits were introduced. Since July 2015 6,018 kits have been distributed and 408 reversals reported. EMS has treated 2,370 overdose cases since 2015.
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Winnipeg nurse blunder ends in mom death call mix up
Dan Nemis of Winnipeg recounts a hospital misdial when a nurse told him his 99 year old mother Sophie died, then said wrong person. Seven Oaks General Hospital apologizes and reviews policies. Nemis will complain to health officials. mother plans 100th birthday in December.
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Seven Oaks General Hospital
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Prairie Snowfall In Saskatchewan And Manitoba Warnings
The Canadian Press reports heavy snow across the Prairies with Saskatchewan under a snowfall warning and up to 50 cm expected in northeastern Manitoba by Thursday. Alberta also warned. Highway officials cautioned against Trans-Canada travel west of Swift Current as vehicles ditch between Moose Jaw and Regina. Snow continues Wednesday with 5 to 10 cm more forecast in western and central Saskatchewan and blowing snow reducing visibility.
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Calgary officers charged over arrest in assault case
Alberta watchdog ASIRT says three Calgary constables face assault causing bodily harm charges after a July 30 arrest of Clayton Prince. Prince alleged rib fractures, a collapsed lung, and other injuries after a police dash cam contradicted initial accounts. Public mischief and weapon charges also surface for two officers. one officer not charged remains as a witness.
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Clayton Prince
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Prince
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James Othen
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25th Family Science Olympics set for Oct 29 at MHC
The 25th Family Science Olympics returns to Medicine Hat College on October 29 from 10 am to 3 pm with 10 hands on activities for all ages. Praxis organizer Patty Books says the event encourages family time and a lifelong love of learning across science math English and reading. Guest scientists will speak and prize draws are planned as MHC education undergrad students run the activities. The free event moves from Medicine Hat High School due to construction and aligns with Praxis quarter century celebrations.
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