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Winnipeg Police Inspector Max Waddell with a opioid overdose response Naloxone Nasal Spray kit, a medication used to reverse the effects of opioids and prevent potentially fatal overdoses.  He was at Justice Minister Heather Stefanson’s announcement the Manitoba government will provide nearly $30,000 to purchase naloxone kits like this one shown for police officers in Winnipeg and other municipal and First Nation police services across the province.  The event took place Monday at the Poliice HQ.See  Gov’t news release. Dec.19 2016

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WAYNE GLOWACKI / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Winnipeg Police Inspector Max Waddell with a opioid overdose response Naloxone Nasal Spray kit, a medication used to reverse the effects of opioids and prevent potentially fatal overdoses. He was at Justice Minister Heather Stefanson’s announcement the Manitoba government will provide nearly $30,000 to purchase naloxone kits like this one shown for police officers in Winnipeg and other municipal and First Nation police services across the province. The event took place Monday at the Poliice HQ.See Gov’t news release. Dec.19 2016

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