Winnipeg police drug crackdown to resume after ‘positive results,’ chief says
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Winnipeg police drug crackdown to resume after ‘positive results,' chief says.
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Winnipeg police said its 10-day open drug use enforcement project brought positive results, prompting it to be extended, with an expanded scope, until November.
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