Saskatoon man launching harm reduction program

Using his own experiences as a guide, Terance Grady is hoping to make life a little safer for addicts living in Saskatoon.
Through the launch of his nonprofit organization Saskatoon Cares, Grady plans to fill the gaps that addicts in the city face when it comes to accessing clean needles when they need them — especially during the hours when services such as the needle exchange are not available. 
“I like to think of us like a gap plug,” he said, “because on evenings