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DRUG ALERT: Winnipeg — Fri. December 1, 2023Substance sold as Blue Down or Blue OceanLight blue in colour, looks like Kool-Aid powderResulted in 14 drug poisonings over a 24-hour period in the Main & Logan areaGet printable downloads here: www.safersites.ca/20231201drugalertWhat is a drug poisoning?When a toxic amount of a drug, or a combination of drugs, overwhelms the body. People often refer to this as an “overdose.” However, that word implies that a user knows what the dose is and has chosen to take too much, or that the user is being reckless. In fact, the drug supply is unpredictable and toxic.If you are using substances, please:* Use with a friend and stagger your use* Start low and go slow* Have and know how to use naloxone/NarcanIf you are using alone, consider calling a friend or the NORS line at 1-888-688-NORS so they can spot you. ... See MoreSee Less

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LISTEN UP!! This Friday, December 1st is World AIDS Day. The Feast Centre will be LAUNCHING Episode 6 of Indigenous Sexual Futures Podcast titled - A Love Letter to our Aunties & Kokums: Honoring STBBI Community Builders. In this special WORLD AIDS Day episode, Indigenous Sexual Futures puts a spotlight on Ka Ni Kanichihk Inc., a remarkable Indigenous community-based organization in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Doris invited Aunties, Leslie Spillett, Jacqueline Flett and Laverne Gervais to the table to tell the story of Ka Ni Kanichihk Inc. The Aunties tell the story of the community ceremony that put the medicine in motion to build this organization in 2001, highlighting key points in the community building story of Ka Ni Kanichihk by visionary community leaders, Elders and Aunties. Ka Ni Kanichihk is a Cree word that means - those who lead. STAY TUNED, the podcast link (below) will go LIVE on Friday December 1st on World AIDS Day 2023! Photo credit (Leslie Spillet) - Red Works Photography#WorldAIDSDay2023#auntiesrock ... See MoreSee Less

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