Jackie Carmichael
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In plain sight: Danger lurks for teens in the home medicine chest (opens the original)
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While you probably wouldn’t give a kid drugs to get them high, substances hiding in plain sight are too often readily accessible and as close as the medicine chest — and Albertan youth abusing them at alarming rates. “Child-proof” caps notwithstanding, students as young as Grade 7 are toying dangerously with prescription medicines they’ve not been prescribed. More than 2,000 young Albertans have died from drug poisoning since 2016. Get the latest headlines, breaking news and columns. By signing
In plain sight: Danger lurks for teens in the home medicine chest (opens the original)
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While you probably wouldn’t give a kid drugs to get them high, substances hiding in plain sight are too often readily accessible and as close as the medicine chest — and Albertan youth abusing them at alarming rates. “Child-proof” caps notwithstanding, students as young as Grade 7 are toying dangerously with prescription medicines they’ve not been prescribed. More than 2,000 young Albertans have died from drug poisoning since 2016. Get the latest headlines, breaking news and columns. By signing
Accused arsonist on trial for January 2024 Edmonton apartment fire that killed senior (opens the original)
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Prosecutors are seeking justice for the tragic January 2024 apartment fire that claimed the life of a 73-year-old man. The accused, Jason Murray Zabos, was 44 at the time of the fire, barricaded in his apartment against an eviction prompted by lack of rent payment from the social services agency who had been paying half his rent. The fallout from the fire that gutted the building’s 32 units over four floors was huge. Many people had to be rescued from fourth floor balconies, including a woman wi
New EPS integrated stabilization centre already saving lives (opens the original)
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Behind the blunt concrete front of the old Edmonton Police Service headquarters, a remarkable transformation is taking place, one arrest at a time. Opened in September, the focus of the new integrated stabilization centre carved out of old holding cells is not just to dry out and bail out, but to give people time to stabilize and connect with Recovery Alberta. The centre’s six beds recorded 98 admissions over three and a half weeks. From that group, with enhanced health supports and Recovery Alb
New EPS integrated stabilization centre already saving lives (opens the original)
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Behind the blunt concrete front of the old Edmonton Police Service headquarters, a remarkable transformation is taking place, one arrest at a time. Opened in September, the focus of the new integrated stabilization centre carved out of old holding cells is not just to dry out and bail out, but to give people time to stabilize and connect with Recovery Alberta. The centre’s six beds recorded 98 admissions over three and a half weeks. From that group, with enhanced health supports and Recovery Alb
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