"It definitely has the new house shiny smell on it and we're very pleased," McGregor said. "The landlord did a wonderful job. It is an older building, but definitely [remodelled] for our purposes." A commercial kitchen has been installed at the Youth Recovery House to cook three meals a day for clients, and offer cooking lessons to anyone interested. (Dominika Lirette/CBC) 'Maybe it could have helped him' Moms Stop the Harm advocate Arlene Howe has got to know the staff at the new recovery house and learn more about their goals. Howe's son Steven died of a fentanyl overdose in 2015 at the age of 32. She said he had struggled with substance use since his early teens.