One in Five clothing line tackles mental health

Creator Connor Edle seeks to open conversation about the issue

More than one in five Canadians suffer from a mental illness.

This is why 100 Mile House resident Connor Edle and his mother, Kari Edle, created the One in Five clothing brand to spread awareness about the issue.

Read the details in the June 28 edition of the 100 Mile House Free Press.

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