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Regina s John Doe identified using DNA research

Regina s John Doe identified using DNA research
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Codeine to carfentanyl: A guide to Saskatchewan s deadliest drugs

An addiction experts breaks down the drugs that are killing people in Saskatchewan.

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John Doe finally identified 26 years after his death, says Sask Coroners Service | 620 CKRM The Source

John Doe finally identified 26 years after his death, says Sask Coroners Service | 620 CKRM The Source
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John Doe case in Saskatchewan solved with DNA evidence 26 years later

A 26-year-old case involving a John Doe in Saskatchewan has finally been solved with DNA evidence. The Fifth Estate has learned that the victim, hit by a CP train in Regina on July 28, 1995, is a man from Winnipeg.

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Province supplies safe consumption sites with drug testing kits

Posted: Aug 03, 2021 6:20 PM CT | Last Updated: August 4 Michael Parker stands inside the Nēwo Yōtina Friendship Centre, which now has rapid testing which can detect potent drugs that may be unknowingly laced into other substances and reduce dangerous overdoses in the community. (Matt Duguid/CBC News) Saskatchewan s only two safe consumption sites, where visitors can use substances with supervision, have received rapid testing kits to detect potent drugs that may be mixed into the substances people are using. The training and equipment, provided by the Saskatchewan government, will allow staff to test for fentanyl and benzodiazepines in about five minutes, if the visitor consents. Fentanyl is 50 to 100 times more toxic than other opioids, and together the two can be even more dangerous.

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