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The debate for involuntary care is on, On The Coast with Gloria Macarenko
With the rise in calls for increased involuntary treatment, it's important to consider that other solutions might be needed.
"We have the highest rates in Canada, here in BC, of hospitalizing people for mental health and substance use treatments. We already involuntarily treat a lot of people and it might be worth pausing and asking; is doubling down on something we’ve already been trying for several years, going to be helpful?"

Why ‘reopen Riverview’ is the wrong response to stranger violence
Following a recent attack in Vancouver, there have been calls to reopen Riverview as a simple response to a very complex issue. Kendra Milne of Health Justice breaks down why a simple solution isn’t the way to go on Weekends with Scott Shantz.

CTV News Reality Check: Why reopening Riverview wouldn't solve B.C.'s mental health crisis
With calls for Riverview to reopen being revitalized in the media leading up to the upcoming election in BC, it's important to consider what experts have to say on this proposed "solution" that may not actually be the solution people are looking for.

B.C. government hits pause button on amendments to Mental Health Act
Carly Yoshida-Butryn, CTV News Vancouver


Detaining youth for problematic substance use. New Bill 22 is more of the same
Kendra Milne and Laura Johnston, Vancouver Sun