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Publication Date: March 11, 2026 - 19:39

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Alberta overdose prevention site closure didn’t result in more deaths, study finds

March 11, 2026
The Canadian Centre of Recovery Excellence said a study it conducted found the closure of an overdose prevention site in Red Deer, Alta. did not result in an increase deaths.

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