'There's definitely blood on the premier's hands': B.C. government fails to deliver fentanyl crisis fix

The way Michelle Jansen sees it, if a gunman was killing two young people a day in B.C., the government would send in a SWAT team. That's roughly the toll of the province's fentanyl crisis. Premier Christy Clark says her government is "making progress" to improve treatment, but heartbroken parents who spoke with CBC News aren't convinced.