The Evan Bray Show - Erin Kuan & Kerri Mossing - September 8th, 2025

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Tobacco use continues to be the leading cause of preventable death in Saskatchewan and the country. Erin Kuan, Lung Saskatchewan CEO, and Kerri Mossing, cancer survivor and Lung Saskatchewan ambassador, joins Evan to chat about the latest concerns of the organization, including the federal tobacco settlement, vaping being used as a method to quit smoking and radon testing.
8 Sep 2025 1PM English Canada News Commentary

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