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.
From allies to eye-rolling - Canadians’ shifting view of the U.S.
Ever since President Trump first threatened to make Canada the 51st state and imposed new tariffs on Canadian goods back in March of last year, there’s been a renewed push to “buy Canadian.” The threats haven’t stopped—most recently, Trump said he might block the Gordie Howe International Bridge until Ottawa…
The snow is heavy — your shovel technique matters
A big snowstorm is underway — some areas could see up to 35 cm of snow. Regina might get as much as 30 cm, while Saskatoon could see around 25 cm. That means it’s time to grab the shovels, but how do we do it safely to protect our bodies? No one wants…
Canada’s new man in Washington - can our new ambassador to the USA handle the heat?
Mark Wiseman has arrived in Washington as Canada’s new ambassador to the U.S., stepping into a high-stakes environment where trade tensions, tariffs, and unpredictable leadership from President Trump create major challenges. To talk about what challenges might await him, guest host Tamara Cherry chats with Adrian Morrow, U.S. correspondent for…
The quiet commodity powering the world: Saskatchewan’s potash moment
Potash might not get the same attention as oil or gold, but it plays a critical role in feeding the world. And Steve Halabura, CEO of Buffalo Potash Corp, is taking a fresh approach to the industry. He joins the show to share why potash is becoming more important globally…
Inside the “con code”: violence, silence, and life behind bars
"Con code" is a set of unwritten rules among inmates that can carry serious consequences if broken. Some say it's fueling violence even behind bars. Jacob Suelzle, Regional President of the Union of Correctional Officers in the Prairies, joins the show to chat and give us a clearer picture of…
Change is coming to White City and not everyone’s on board
There's been a lot of discussion in White City lately around proposed rental housing developments, and not everyone is on board. Some say the plans could change the character of the community, and others argue that more housing is needed. Taylor de Gooijer, White City resident, joins the show to…
Open lines with Evan: calls, questions, conversations
Evan goes to the phones to chat with listeners about what's on their minds today. Call 1-877-332-8255.
Medals, moments, and momentum: breaking down the Olympic weekend
The long weekend was filled with athleticism at the Winter Olympics, even some Saskatchewan names are making headlines. Scott Roblin, 650 CKOM sports reporter, joins the show to recap the biggest stories and how many medals Team Canada has acquired so far.
Ringing in the Lunar New Year in Saskatchewan
Lunar New Year in 2026 begins on February 17, marking the start of the Year of the Horse. Celebrated across many cultures, the holiday is a time for family gatherings, traditional food, and welcoming good fortune for the year ahead. To talk about Lunar New Year right here in Saskatchewan,…
Choose His Love Life: An Interactive Film Experience
Tomorrow is Valentine’s Day — a time when some of us are celebrating love, while others are navigating what it means to be single. One Saskatchewan-made film invites viewers right into that experience. Singleness is a new interactive film shot entirely in Saskatchewan, where viewers make real-time decisions that shape…
Your Life, Organized: The App You Didn’t Know You Needed
We might not always think of Saskatchewan as a place where apps are built — but it is. Today we’re talking about MyLifeCatcher, a Saskatchewan-made app designed to clear mental clutter by organizing appointments, plans, lists, reminders, and ideas all in one place. Founders Rae Douglas and Rick Larson join…
It’s Eatin’ Time: Belton Johnson’s crockpot beef & broccoli
What time is it? It’s Eatin’ Time! with Belton Johnson - powered by the Saskatchewan Cattle Association! Grillmaster Belton Johnson joins Evan with his recipe for crockpot beef & broccoli.
Bugs ‘n Hugs: Saskatchewan's chance to call out or cheer on!
Every Friday, we open the phone lines and give you a chance to call out or commend anyone you think deserves it. Call 1-877-332-8255 and join the conversation!
Regina Right Now: A Conversation with the Mayor
Evan sits down with the Mayor of Regina, Chad Bachynski, for his monthly mayoral panel check-in. Mayor Bachynski takes Evan's and your questions and gives an update on the City of Regina's state of affairs.
Tragedy in Tumbler Ridge: What Comes Next?
Prime Minister Mark Carney is visiting Tumbler Ridge, B.C., today to attend a vigil for the victims of Tuesday’s mass shooting. He has invited other federal party leaders to join him. The small community continues to mourn and heal as leaders and residents seek comfort and unity after one of…
Uncovering What’s Still Covered Up: Dive into the Epstein files
The latest release of the Epstein files has renewed scrutiny over who appears in the documents, with lawmakers saying at least six powerful names remain redacted. High-profile figures mentioned in the broader files include Bill Gates, Elon Musk, and yes, President Trump. To break down this latest drop and the…
Power, Secrets, and The Epstein Files - What Journalists Are Uncovering
The latest release of the Epstein files has renewed scrutiny over who appears in the documents, with lawmakers saying at least six powerful names remain redacted. High-profile figures mentioned in the broader files include Bill Gates, Elon Musk, and yes, President Trump. To break down this latest drop and the…
Talking Discipline and Children’s Rights with Author of Spare the Child: Ending Childhood Corporal Punishment
Canadian parents are increasingly seeking alternatives to corporal punishment, working to break the cycle of physical discipline at home. Ailsa Watkinson, author of Spare the Child: Ending Childhood Corporal Punishment, professor emerita of social work at the University of Regina, and human rights advocate, joins the show to discuss corporal…
Emergency Alerts: How They Work — and Are They Working?
Mandy Maier, recently completed graduate studies at Mount Saint Vincent University (Nova Scotia). Her research dives into how Canadian police use emergency alert systems to warn the public about imminent safety threats. She's on the line to help listeners understand how these alerts work, the challenges in communicating during crises,…
Card Guys Talking Cards: Barry Firby’s 70-year Sports Card Journey
Barry Firby of Kenaston has spent more than 70 years carefully building a prized collection of sports cards, and his lifetime collection is being auctioned for collectors to bid on. He joins Evan to talk about his collection and love of sports cards.