Many in B.C. with addictions have no easy path to recovery

Carson Connelly flashes an easy smile as he talks about his landscaping job, helping a friend promote a new streetwear line of men’s clothing, and giving up everything addictive in his life — even caffeine.
But the path to this contentment was a rocky one. Less than a year ago, he was still in the throes of a 15-year drug addiction that nearly killed him. He was kept alive by naloxone and other harm-reduction services, but he wishes along the way it had been easier to get treatment a