The cross-border shuffle for drug-abuse treatment
- November 9, 2007
- David Baker
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Bakerlaw frequently represents the families of teenagers who require drug-abuse treatment in US clinics when appropriate care is not available in Canada.
Today, Bakerlaw’s Kate Sellar commented on the difficulties of families not able to access funding for appropriate care in a Toronto Star op-ed piece.
Read the full piece at thestar.com.
