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Crows are being given naloxone as B.C.'s toxic drug crisis spreads | Hanomansing Tonight
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September 29, 2026
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A crow rescue group in Prince George, B.C., says it is seeing a rise in suspected drug overdoses among crows, with volunteers using naloxone to revive some of the birds. Mandy Calvert of Good Caws Crow Rescue Society explains how the toxic drug crisis is affecting animals living
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