Halifax police issue public safety warning after two sudden deaths
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Halifax police issue public safety warning after two sudden deaths
'If you see someone experiencing an overdose, call 911 immediately,' says police
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By Josh Healey
Published Sep 19, 2026
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Halifax Regional Police are issuing a public warning after a series of calls, including two sudden deaths, in the last 24 hours. PHOTO BY RYAN TAPLIN /The Chronicle Herald
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Halifax Regional Police are issuing a public safety warning after responding to two sudden deaths and a person in serious medical distress within the last 24 hours.
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Police said the Nova Scotia Medical Examiner’s Service are currently conducting autopsies to determine the cause of the deaths, noting their own investigation is in the early stages.
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However, in the event these deaths are found to be drug-related, police are warning people to be cautious as illicit drugs can contain substances like opioids, which increase the risk of overdose, injury or death.
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“If you see someone experiencing an overdose, call 911 immediately,” Marla MacInnis, communications manager for the police, said in a press release.
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“Signs of an overdose may include difficulty breathing, unconsciousness, vomiting, blue or grey lips or fingernails, or an inability to wake the person. If available, administer naloxone and follow emergency dispatcher instructions until help arrives.”
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