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Health minister says no evidence forced addictions treatment works

Federal Health Minister Marjorie Michel says there's no evidence that forcing people into addictions treatment works, but she won't weigh in on whether provinces should pursue involuntary treatment. Michel also says mental health will be a top priority for her in her new role. (June 3, 2025)

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