The Evan Bray Show - Sarah Kozusko + Open Lines - May 1st, 2025

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Saskatchewan is putting policies in place to try and stem the consequences and effects of addiction on communities in the province. This month, the province announced amended trespass regulations to increase police enforcement of laws in public spaces like libraries. Sarah Kozusko, pharmacist and operator of Queen City Pharmacy, joins Evan to discuss the new regulations. Then the lines are open to you as Evan asks...Do you like this sort of approach to addiction response for Saskatchewan?
1 May 2025 12PM English Canada News Commentary

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