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.
Tariff Trouble: What’s Next for Saskatchewan?
We continue to keep a close eye on our neighbours down south, following Trump's announcement on Monday that he would impose 50 per cent tariffs on many Canadian goods. Warren Kaeding, Saskatchewan Minister of Trade and Exports, joins Evan to explain what this means for the province and how we…
The Art of Communicating Through Crisis
The Saskatchewan Roughriders' response to the crash that killed Jayden Dalke and Bhishma Rajyaguru has sparked a broader conversation about crisis communications. When tragedy strikes and facts are still emerging, how do organizations decide what to say, when to say it, and how much information to share? To delve into…
The Space Experiment Astronomers Fear
We've heard of satellites in orbit, but what about a giant space mirror meant to create "sunlight on demand?" While this might sound interesting, astronomers are raising serious concerns about what it could mean for the night sky and scientific research. Samantha Lawler, associate professor of astronomy at the University…
Is Air Conditioning Killing Us?
Air conditioning is something a lot of people use during the summer to keep cool. But John Rapley, author and contributing columnist for The Globe and Mail, argues that our reliance on AC could actually come with some unexpected consequences for our health and the environment. He joins Evan now…
Canadian Doctors Demand Action From PM, Premiers
Doctors from coast to coast are calling for Canada’s premiers to move quickly on existing solutions to address the country’s growing health-care challenges. Dr. Bolu Ogunyemi, Canadian Medical Association (CMA) President and a dermatologist from St. John’s, NL, joins Evan to discuss what doctors are facing in the health-care system…
The MLA Paycheque Debate
Saskatchewan MLAs are among the highest-paid politicians in North America, according to a new report from the Canadian Taxpayers Federation. Gage Haubrich, CTF Prairie Director, joins Evan to talk about the findings in the report and whether politicians are being paid too much.
From Seed to Harvest: Smarter Farming Decisions
Today, Evan is live from Ag in Motion, broadcasting from the Federated Co-op Limited booth. Joining him is Matt Conacher, Director, Ag Solutions, Federated Co-operatives, to talk about the services Co-op offers in helping Saskatchewan producers make decisions in the field—from seeding to harvest and beyond.
Canada Under Trump's Tariff Threat
On Monday, President Donald Trump imposed even more tariffs on Canada, claiming we are treating American goods and companies unfairly. This has given the Premiers and Prime Minister Mark Carney a LOT to talk about at the Premiers' meeting in PEI this week. Now Carney has to respond, but how…
Canada's Burning Question: Are We Doing Enough To Prevent Wildfires?
Wildfire smoke is once again rolling into Saskatchewan, raising concerns about air quality and serving as a not-so-friendly reminder that close to 1,000 wildfires are burning across the country right now, including 56 active fires in Saskatchewan. Kyle Brittain, severe weather journalist, joins the show to explain the intricacies of…
The Big Questions Facing Canadian Farmers
Agriculture continues to face several big questions right now, from trade uncertainty, potential tariffs, the future of ag research in the province and challenging weather conditions. Shaun Haney, founder and CEO of RealAgriculture, joins the show to break this all down and share what producers are facing.
Turning Farm Tech Dreams Into Reality
Unfortunately, great ideas don't always get the chance to become great businesses. Cultivator's AgTech Accelerator is trying to combat that. They help promising agricultural startups refine their technology, connect with producers and investors, and turn innovative ideas into tools that can make a real difference on Canadian farms. To talk…
The Future of Crop Spraying Has Arrived
Spray drones have been turning heads at Ag in Motion for years, but this summer they became much more than a demonstration (though you can definitely catch one this week). Health Canada's recent approval of drone pesticide application marks a major shift for Canadian agriculture, and Markus Weber, President of…
The Hard Truth About Canada’s Energy Transition
Canada has spent years talking about transitioning away from fossil fuels, but a new study suggests the country’s reliance on them has barely changed in nearly three decades. Kenneth Green, Senior Fellow, Mathison Centre Research Initiatives, Fraser Institute, joins Evan to discuss his findings and the challenges facing the energy…
Keeping Rural Saskatchewan Strong: The Co-op Connection
For many producers, choosing who they do business with is about more than just price or the products they buy; it's also about understanding how those organizations support the communities they serve. Trish Meyers, Associate VP, Federated Co‑operatives Limited, joins Evan live from Ag in Motion to discuss Co-op's role…
From Big Rigs to Big Ideas: Inside Ag in Motion
Ag in Motion is back, and The Evan Bray Show is broadcasting live from Langham on July 22 and 23. With more than 600 exhibitors and thousands of producers attending what has become Western Canada's largest outdoor farm show, Evan sits down with Ag in Motion Show Director Rob O'Connor…
Ticket Scams, A Call to Prayer and Speed Cameras — A Conversation with Regina's Police Chief
Evan catches up with Regina's Chief of Police, Lorilee Davies, to talk local crime statistics, how the city is doing in 2025 and what information people in Regina should be aware of.
Premier Scott Moe on Trump’s Latest Tariffs
On Monday, President Donald Trump imposed even more tariffs on Canada, claiming we are treating American goods and companies unfairly. This has given the Premiers and Prime Minister Mark Carney a LOT to talk about at the Premiers' meeting in PEI this week. Premier Scott Moe is there right now…
Are Communities Doing Enough for Pedestrian Safety?
Frustrated by vehicles parking too close to a Saskatoon crosswalk, Derek Cameron painted his own curb markings to improve visibility and pedestrian safety. The city has since removed the paint, but the debate over safer neighbourhood crosswalks continues. Derek joins Evan to explain why he took matters into his own…
What Is Prison Really Like? Ask a Former Inmate
What is life in prison really like? Most Canadians only see correctional facilities through movies, TV shows or news headlines, but the day-to-day reality is often very different. Cody Ptolemy, a former inmate, joins Evan to answer your questions and share his firsthand perspective on life behind bars and the…
Saskatchewan's Smartest Radio Listener: Brains, Bragging Rights and Prizes
You’re quick & clever! And for some weird reason you’ve carried the right answer in your head for years. Or maybe you just trust Uncle Google. It's time for Saskatchewan’s Smartest Radio Listener for Little Town Apparel -- your chance for fame and acclaim and to prove just how smart…