Does your recovery house receive funding? How do you ensure that no drugs are brought in the house?

"Myka Asks" is a mini interview series aiming to provide basic information about the drug epidemic of the Lower Mainland of British Columbia in Canada, and its impact on the criminal justice system.

Myka asks simple, direct and poignant questions in an attempt to capture the full spectrum of human struggle related to drug addiction. Using the same method, she explores the means and motivations of those who try to assist drug addicts, including lawyers and a recovery house.

Myka thanks Lower Mainland Law ( and the Luke 15 Recovery House ( for believing and participating in this mini interview series.

If you have any questions, or enjoyed this mini series, please feel free to reach out to Lower Mainland Law, Luke 15 Recovery House, or follow our Facebook page (

Please note that the information contained in these videos does not constitute legal advice. The law is in perpetual evolution, and this information may be outdated. Furthermore, this information may have little or no relevance for your particular legal predicament. Retaining a lawyer is the surest way to obtain useful and accurate legal advice.

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