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Sask. firefighters are responding to more overdose calls — and it's taking a toll - Fire Fighting in Canada

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Joel McNair and his team spring into action the moment the bell rings at the Number 1 fire station in Saskatoon, sliding down the fire pole, jumping onto a
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Sask. firefighters are responding to more overdose calls — and it's taking a toll - Fire Fighting in Canada

Joel McNair and his team spring into action the moment the bell rings at the Number 1 fire station in Saskatoon, sliding down the fire pole, jumping onto a

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