Talk of opening a government run liquor store causing trouble in small Yukon community
Some residents in Teslin want the government to spend money on youth services rather than liquor store.
Some residents in Teslin want the government to spend money on youth services rather than liquor store.
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Last year one community in the Sahtu region of the Northwest Territories loosened it’s restrictions on selling booze.
In spite of a local bylaw, Pangnirtung is considered the ‘wettest dry community’ in the North.
That’s because alcohol is readily and easily available.
Whether Metis, First Nation, or Inuit–our peoples struggle with addictions.
The causes are well known: Residential schools, intergenerational trauma and racism all play a part.