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Saskatchewan’s mandatory treatment plan: What’s taking so long?

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Saskatchewan’s involuntary addictions treatment program has been delayed until early 2027 as the province continues developing regulations and putting together the committee that will determine who is placed into treatment. For an update on where we are, Evan is joined by Lori Carr, Minister of Mental Health and Addictions.
19 Oct 1PM English Canada News Commentary

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