Never said it was not. But you don't need a SIS to have access to addiction counselors. BC health has been running services for years that provide that in communities without any SIS. Unfortunately, they have been cut back while funding for SIS is increased. Pretty irrational when you look at this data.
BUT YOU
DO have access to a councilor if you go to a SIS. Why is that so difficult for you to understand?
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