'It feels like we're at a standstill': Advocate looks to data collection after government refuses to reverse closure of mental health program for youth in justice system

‘It feels like we’re at a standstill’: Advocate looks to data collection after government refuses to reverse closure of mental health program for youth in justice system

The government said it is reviewing mental health services in the youth justice system . . .

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Sneh Duggal

Reporter, Queen's Park Briefing

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