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Home CHCH News Local Big drop in the number of opioid overdose calls in Hamilton in July Big drop in the number of opioid overdose calls in Hamilton in JulyPosted:August 7, 2019 | 12:37 AMBy:Chantel GrilloUpdated: March 22, 2024 | 5:18 PM Share this story... Hamilton experienced the second-lowest amount of opioid-related emergencies in July but public health is pumping the breaks on any thoughts that the urgency is over. Previous CHCH News Thieves break into 17 vehicles at a Stoney Creek parking garage Next CHCH News Hikers charged after firefighter injured during Albion Falls rescue
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