The Evan Bray Show - Curtis Azevedo - July 3rd, 2024

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Saskatchewan and other prairie provinces see significant extreme weather, from severe thunderstorms to tornadoes. A recent survey by First Onsite Property Restoration and Angus Reid found two-thirds of prairie residents are concerned about climate change and the weather. Curtis Azevedo, national estimate desk and quality assurance manager with First Onsite, joins Tamara Cherry to discuss storm preparedness on the prairies.
3 Jul 2024 11AM English Canada News Commentary

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