The Alberta government stated Wednesday that it still will not be declaring a public health emergency over fentanyl. Despite urging from Liberal leader Dr. David Swann, Associate Health Minister Brandy Payne said in an interview that the province is standing its ground on refusing to label its opioid crisis as an official emergency.
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