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Harm-reduction vending machines aim to fill gap after Ontario closes supervised drug-use sites

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The machines distribute life-saving supplies, such as naloxone, clean syringes and HIV testing kits, for free

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Harm-reduction vending machines aim to fill gap after Ontario closes supervised drug-use sites

The machines distribute life-saving supplies, such as naloxone, clean syringes and HIV testing kits, for free

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The Globe & Mail broke the news in Canada on Friday, May 30, 2025.
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