The Evan Bray Show
The Voice of Saskatchewan. Evan Bray discusses the latest stories about Saskatchewan with Saskatchewan listeners. Heard from 8:30am - 12:30pm on 650 CKOM & 980 CJME.
Open lines with Tamara: Calls, questions and conversations
Open phones - Tamara goes to the phones to chat with listeners about what's on their minds today. Call 1-877-332-8255.
MAID: Canada's hardest conversation
Medical assistance in dying, or MAID, is a deeply personal and often difficult subject that raises important questions about dignity, choice and end-of-life care. George Takach, Toronto author of The Book of MAID: Understanding Medical Assistance in Dying in Canada, joins Tamara to discuss his book, what he hopes readers…
Can the UN Still Bring the world together?
The UN General Assembly is underway in New York City, with world leaders facing several global conflicts and growing international tensions. Covering this event closely is Reggie Cecchini, Washington correspondent and producer for Global News. He joins guest host Tamara Cherry to discuss any major developments and what he's hearing…
Can Belarus really replace Saskatchewan’s potash?
Is Trump's plan to purchase potash from Belarus even possible? Pam Schwann, president of the Saskatchewan Mining Association, joins Tamara to share her thoughts on Trump's proposal.
The power of giving: Investing in U of R student-athletes
Today is the University of Regina's first-ever Varsity Sport Day of Giving, an opportunity to support student-athletes and athletic programs. Quinn Sutherland, a third-year hockey player on the University of Regina Cougars women's team, joins Tamara to discuss what this fundraiser means for student-athletes across campus and how YOU can…
Getting Saskatchewan youth into the trades
Skilled trades offer a wide range of career opportunities, but many young people may not know what's available to them. That's where Trade Trek, a new initiative, comes in. Denise Gamble, president of MERIT Saskatchewan and Brent Hills, executive director of Saskatoon Industry Education Council, join Tamara to talk about…
Who gets access? Trump, the White House and free press
The Trump administration is facing legal challenges after banning several major media outlets from White House access, raising questions about press freedom and the relationship between governments and journalists. Tom Korski, managing editor for Blacklock's Reporter, joins Tamara to talk about the relationship between news organizations and the government and…
Saskatchewan’s film industry is back in the spotlight
Saskatchewan’s film and television industry is having a huge year, with a growing number of productions creating new opportunities for local actors and crews. Robert Hardy, executive director of ScreenSask, joins us to talk about what’s driving that growth, a new apprenticeship program aimed at building Saskatchewan’s film workforce and…
Open lines with Tamara: Calls, questions and conversations
Open phones - Tamara goes to the phones to chat with listeners about what's on their minds today. Call 1-877-332-8255.
From dance floors to videogames: Where should research dollars go?
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is raising questions about how Ottawa is spending $1.4 billion in research funding, pointing to grants studying everything from Canadian dancefloors to low-carbon videogames. Federal Director Franco Terrazzano joins Tamara to explain why the organization believes some of that spending deserves greater scrutiny.
Trump’s potash threat: Should Saskatchewan be worried?
Yesterday, Donald Trump claimed to be reportedly working on a deal to purchase potash from Belarus at a lower price than what the U.S. currently pays Canada. But Belarus claims it doesn't have enough to send to the U.S. Erin Weir, Consulting Economist and Former MP for Regina–Lewvan, joins guest…
99% support job action: What's next for health-care workers?
Health-care workers with CUPE 5430 have voted overwhelmingly in favour of job action, with 99% of members who cast ballots supporting the move. Bashir Jalloh, CUPE 5430 President, joins Evan to talk about what led to the vote, what workers are looking for and what happens next
Bringing people together for Truth & Reconciliation
Next week, on September 30, is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a day to reflect on the history and ongoing impacts of residential schools and to consider how we can move reconciliation forward. Michelle Brooks, President, Brooks HR Group, is hosting a special event; welcome to everyone in the…
Dumb phones, smart move? The return of old tech
Are flip phones making a comeback? What was once seen as outdated technology is becoming an appealing alternative for people who want something simpler — and, in some cases, a little nostalgic. Julia Pugachevsky, senior reporter with Business Insider, joins Evan to talk about a resurgence in "old tech", who's…
Inside Regina's shocking police snooping scandal
Many of us are familiar with this story — a Regina police officer who used information from police databases to target vulnerable women. A new season of the acclaimed podcast In Her Defence digs deeper into what happened, the women who helped expose him and what the case reveals about…
Honouring Saskatchewan's fallen: A memorial of sacrifice
This Saturday, Saskatchewan will unveil a new memorial honouring protective services personnel who lost their lives in the line of duty. Jason Quilliam, Chief of Protocol & Secretary of the Saskatchewan Order of Merit and MC of the upcoming memorial ceremony for fallen protective services personnel, joins Evan ahead of…
Open lines with Evan: Calls, questions and conversations
Open phones - Evan goes to the phones to chat with listeners about what's on their minds today. Call 1-877-332-8255.
Parliament is back: What comes next for Canada?
Parliament resumes in Ottawa today! And with an abnormally busy summer full of announcements, tariffs, a trade war and showing what Canada has to offer to the world, there is a LOT to talk about. Stephanie Taylor, Ottawa-based reporter covering federal politics for the Toronto Star, joins us and brings…
A new era for Canada’s airports
Ottawa is taking steps toward bringing more private investment into Canada’s airports, a move it says could help fund improvements and potentially benefit travellers. But what would this mean for smaller airports? James Bogusz, President and CEO of Regina International Airport, joins Evan to explain the proposal and what it…
A look ahead at Saskatchewan’s winter
As summer slowly comes to an end and a fall chill is in the air, there has been a lot of talk about what winter will be like. And according to many weather experts, a SUPER El Niño will also play a big role. Barrie Bonsal, a climate specialist with…