Vancouver family donates $20M to treatment centre after son's death

Vancouver family donates $20M to treatment centre after son's death

June 12, 2023 7:16 pm PST.

A Vancouver family is donating $20 million to the “Road to Recovery” program. The Diamond family says it’s in memory of 53-year-old Steven Diamond, who died of an overdose while waiting for treatment. Kier Junos has the story.

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