Like many Ottawa parents, Melanie Raymond relies on social media and word of mouth to find children’s pain medication these days amid an ongoing, nationwide shortage and a surging tide of cold and flu-like illnesses. Read More
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Ottawa mother laments shortage in children's pain medication
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