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The Evan Bray Show - Beth Côté - April 25th, 2024

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A violent attack at a Saskatoon library last week means some libraries are changing their hours and closing earlier to try and keep people using them safe. Interim CEO and director of libraries for Saskatoon Public Libraries, Beth Côté, joins Evan to explain the situation libraries are facing in the city and what this means for libraries going forward.
25 Apr 2024 10AM English Canada News Commentary

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