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It’s Aviation Week, running Aug. 17-21, and it’s a chance to highlight the people and aircraft that play a critical role in keeping Saskatchewan safe. Peter Boniface, Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency Acting Vice-President, Operations, joins Brent to talk about the important role aviation crews play when it comes to the…

A new Saskatchewan book tells the story of one remarkable woman whose life became intertwined with one of Saskatoon’s most iconic landmarks. Courage and a Castle: A Tribute to a Remarkable Woman traces Mary Koczka’s journey as she became the breadwinner for a family of eight, with the Bessborough Hotel…

Canadian small business confidence has fallen to a three-year low, with rising costs, shrinking revenues and economic uncertainty putting increasing pressure on owners. A new Zensurance survey finds nearly half have considered closing permanently this year, while in Manitoba and Saskatchewan that number rises to 54 per cent! Guest host…

Lithium-ion batteries are everywhere now, powering everything from phones and laptops to e-bikes, power tools and electric vehicles. But we’re also seeing growing concern about fires involving these batteries, some of which can burn extremely hot and be difficult to extinguish. Benjamin Casey, founder of CODEX Engineering and creator, host…

There's always something to talk about when it comes to the housing market, from the historically low inventory to a survey ranking the "most Saskatchewan" places to live. Is your community on the list? Chris Guérette, Saskatchewan Realtors Association CEO, joins Brent for this conversation.