Alberta government looking to create guidelines to remediate contaminated fentanyl sites
Aug 25, 2018 | 10:27 AM
The Alberta government is looking to create guidelines on how to remediate sites contaminated with the deadly street drug fentanyl.
Alberta Health has posted a request for proposals for a contractor to create guidelines to be used by companies for cleaning up drug labs, buildings where drugs are stored and locations where drugs are consumed.
The province is facing a growing number of fentanyl overdose deaths.
There were 583 deaths in 2017 and 368 the year before that.