The Evan Bray Show - Open Phones - January 30th, 2025

Six Saskatoon property owners are refusing to sell portions of their land to the city for new Bus Rapid Transit stations, raising concerns about safety, loitering and the possibility of expropriation. Karen Kobussen, CEO of the Saskatoon West Business Association, joins us to discuss the concerns and why she's calling…

Hackers are targeting grocery stores in Europe — taking control of refrigeration systems and spoiling thousands of pounds of food. Could Canadian supermarkets be next? With cyberattacks also hitting water systems and power infrastructure, are our everyday essentials more vulnerable than we think? Cybersecurity expert and lawyer Ritesh Kotak joins…

The federal Conservatives are blasting the Carney government's budget, raising concerns about rising debt, government spending and the lack of meaningful tax relief for Canadians. Conservative MP for Regina—Qu'Appelle Andrew Scheer joins guest host Brent Loucks to discuss where the budget falls short and what the Conservatives would do differently.

Canada and China have agreed to extend favourable market access for canola meal and peas through 2028. Bill Prybylski, President of the Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS), joins Evan to discuss what the agreement means for producers and what still needs to be done to restore trade with China.

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