Earlier this month, Peterborough City Council voted against making naloxone administration training mandatory for city staff.
Instead – staff can take the training if they choose.
But community organizations say that training is life-saving, and every bit helps in addressing the opioid crisis.
Jessica Penner from Peterborough Drug Strategy and Kerri Kightley join Noor Ibrahim with more.
The Morning Show on CHEX
Ability to administer naloxone ’empowering’, say Peterborough advocates
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