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Brampton mayor says Ontario needs involuntary treatment for addictions, mental health

Brampton's mayor says Ontario should change its Mental Health Act to allow forcible treatment in extreme addictions and mental health cases. Opponents say that would infringe on individual rights, and more mental health resources are what's needed.

By: cbc.ca

Oct 03 2024
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Brampton mayor says Ontario needs involuntary treatment for addictions, mental health

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'It's nice to be free,' Clarence Woodhouse says after exoneration for 1973 Winnipeg murder he didn't commit