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The Evan Bray Show - Sheldon Kennedy + Rauncie Murdoch - March 6th, 2025

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A Canadian hockey legend is part of an event coming up later this month being hosted by the Saskatoon Tribal Council and the Awāsisak Ka-Sīhtoskāhcihk Sask Child Advocacy Centre. Sheldon Kennedy, Canadian former ice hockey player and advocate for child abuse prevention and Rauncie Murdoch, Awāsisak Ka-Sīhtoskāhcihk Sask Child Advocacy Centre board chair, join Evan to talk more about the "Children to be Supported" event.
6 Mar 2025 12PM English Canada News Commentary

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