Tim McLeodHealthcare · Mental HealthSaskatchewan involuntary addiction treatment lawTHEN · Supports involuntary addiction treatment under the Compassionate Intervention Act for those unable to seek help.↓NOW · Jan 9, 2026Supports involuntary treatment for adults with severe addictions unable to seek help themselves under the Compassionate Intervention Act.
Betty Nippi-AlbrightHealthcare · Mental HealthSaskatchewan involuntary addiction treatment lawSupport amendments to Bill 48 to expand treatment, frontline, legal and Indigenous supports, and accountability.
Carla BeckHealthcare · Mental HealthSaskatchewan involuntary addiction treatment lawOppose the bill as written, supporting involuntary treatment in severe cases but not without broader prevention and voluntary care.
Jeremy CockrillHealthcare · Mental HealthSaskatchewan involuntary addiction treatment lawSupports voluntary addiction treatment, with forced treatment limited to a very small subset posing harm to self or others.
Lori CarrHealthcare · Mental HealthSaskatchewan involuntary addiction treatment lawSupports involuntary addiction treatment in Saskatchewan, with regulations, boards, assessment centres and legal safeguards in place.
Nicole SarauerHealthcare · Mental HealthSaskatchewan involuntary addiction treatment lawOpposes the bill unless it adds stronger capacity, supports, and patient protections before involuntary treatment.
Scott MoeHealthcare · Mental HealthSaskatchewan involuntary addiction treatment lawSupports limited involuntary addiction treatment for some people to improve safety and offer a path to recovery.
