Canada faces an 'epidemic' of mental health issues, Arlene Dickinson says | The Big Fix

Entrepreneur Arlene Dickinson says Canada faces an "epidemic" of mental health issues — and it's having major knock-on effects on the country's economy. Dickinson made the comments as part of a new series called "The Big Fix" which sees Canadians share their thoughts on the major problems facing the country and offer their solutions.
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