In 2011 Pikangikum Ontario, a community of roughly 2400 had a… In 2011 Pikangikum Ontario, a community of roughly 2400 had a suicide rate equivalent to 250 per 100 000—nearly 20 times that of Canada, and by far the highest in the world. It has been so for the last 20 years. Pikangikum has been called the “Suicide Capitol of the World”. Consider the social environment of the Pikangikum First Nations youth. Given your basic understanding of Emile Durkheim’s analysis of suicide, what connections can you draw between their personal troubles and social structures/forces? Why do you think the suicide rate is so high? Your answer should be constructed from a functionalist perspective. How would Emile Durkheim (functionalist) consider an answer to this question given its Canadian-specific-context? Read the article “Canada: Home to Pikangikum, suicide Capital of the world” found in the link below before starting your answer: https://www.macleans.ca/news/canada/canada-home-to-the-suicide-capital-of-the-world/ Social Science Sociology AP/SOCI 1010