The Evan Bray Show - Grant St. Germaine - April 3rd, 2024

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After a month of mandatory alcohol screening in March by Regina police, Saskatchewan RCMP are going to start doing the same thing during every routine traffic stop. This is a power that the federal government allowed police to have back in 2018, but there are some mixed reviews on it. Evan is joined by Supt. Grant St. Germaine with the Saskatchewan RCMP to talk through what this change is going to mean for Saskatchewan drivers.
3 Apr 2024 10AM English Canada News Commentary

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