Stephen Dunbar-Edge: Tackling Addiction and Mental Health in Northern Canada

Having grown up in the north, I've seen that a lot. I've been in communities that are considered controlled communities, dry communities, right. And it's important too to keep in mind that what I saw when I, for example, when I lived in northwest territories, in inunuvut- and I've been to all the communities in the north, by the way there are of them, in case you were curious, and some of them I've been to more than once- the communities that I found that were the healthiest communities, where people were smiling as they walked down the street, where they had a sense of community, where they were building co-ops, there was often community feasts, all of those sorts of things.