What happened when you were forced to intervene?
Have you ever joked that someone needs an intervention? Sometimes, getting involved can be really simple. Other times, inserting yourself into a conflict can have serious implications...
From trying to convince your pothead pal not to light up, to intervening when your best bud wants to lunge at cops with a knife, Sook-Yin Lee finds out what happened when you tried to stop someone from doing something.
As resident minister at a funeral home, Rick Bergh performed many types of services for many different folks. When a Hell's Angel member died, the funeral came with a warning from RCMP that they might have to intervene.
As a social experiment, Sook-Yin Lee takes the most annoying noisemaker she can find -- a plastic recorder--- and plays it for as long and loud as she can in a mall. Will anyone stop her? Find out just how tolerant Canadians are.
Vanessa Delsooz got rescued at a bus stop after a late night gig in an unexpected way by the last person she'd expect to come to her aid.
When Alison Masemann's son was being teased at school, she wasn't sure if she should intervene. So she checked in with parenting expert Alyson Schafer, who gave advice and recommended resources for moms and dads.
Sean Power was a little bit frustrated when he took to Twitter to vent about his stolen laptop. Little did he know that one tweet would prompt a few of his followers to act.
Winnipeg artist and grandmother Jackie Traverse made headlines when she created a whole new kind of intervention last month, combining Facebook and traditional drumming to coax her niece out of a suspected crack house. Watch the video below:
