The silent killer: Is your home protected from carbon monoxide?

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Carbon monoxide is invisible, odourless and potentially deadly. With Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week underway, we're looking at how to protect your home and what you need to know about Saskatchewan's new alarm requirements under Henry's Law. Saskatchewan Fire Marshal Wayne Rodger and SaskEnergy Operations Manager Lindsay Waite join us with important safety reminders as we head into winter.
5 Nov 10AM English Canada News Commentary

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