The Evan Bray Show - The Harm Reduction Round Table - November 29th, 2023

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In the midst of an overdose crisis in Saskatchewan, many discussions are taking place about what can possibly be done to lower the rate of overdose deaths in our province. Evan is joined by Rand Teed, an addictions counselor, and Sarah Kozusko, who runs the Queen City Wellness Pharmacy in Regina and is on the front lines of harm reduction.
29 Nov 2023 12PM English Canada News Commentary

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