When Dean May’s team of cleaners entered the home, dressed head to toe in protective suits, thick green dust covered every surface.
“We literally left footprints when we were walking in the house,” he recalled.
They were traipsing through the toxic remnants of an illicit fentanyl pill-pressing operation in northern British Columbia three or four years ago, and May says it was one of the worst scenes he’s been to.
For 14 years, May, who co-owns Calgary-based Mayken Hazmat Solutions, has been cleaning the mess left behind by drug labs in Western Canada after police are done with the scene….