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.
Harvest on hold: How bad is it out there?
Harvest is underway across Saskatchewan, but farmers are facing a challenging start to the season. Only a fraction of the crop is in the bin so far, with wet weather slowing progress in many areas. Bill Prybylski, president of the Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan, joins us now to talk…
Injuries or opportunity? The Riders’ recap
It was a busy weekend for the Green and White, who took on the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the Labour Day Classic. They'll face the team again at the upcoming Banjo Bowl. What's working for the team? What still needs improvement? Are injuries holding the Riders down or providing opportunities…
The great transfer of stuff: What’s worth keeping?
Baby boomers are in the midst of a massive transfer of wealth — but they’re also leaving behind decades’ worth of STUFF: furniture, china, clothing and collectibles that their kids don’t want. Evan is joined by Professor June Cotte, a consumer behaviour expert at Ivey Business School, who says this…
Men’s health wake-up call: Prostate Cancer
September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, and the Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan and Prostate Cancer Support Saskatchewan are raising awareness about the importance of testing and early detection. Evan is joined by prostate cancer survivors James Froh, a leader with Prostate Cancer Support Regina, and Kevin Derenisky.
Tariffs are hurting local businesses — Can tourism help?
Local small businesses are continuing to face plenty of uncertainty right now, with tariffs and economic pressures making it tougher to plan and keep the bottom line healthy. But Saskatoon is about to get a major economic boost as the Canadian Country Music Association Awards come to town. Stephanie Pocha,…
From Ottawa to Saskatchewan: What’s been delivered?
It’s been a busy summer for the federal government, with new investments and programs rolling out across Saskatchewan while businesses and producers continue to deal with tariff uncertainty. Buckley Belanger, Saskatchewan Liberal MP and Secretary of State, Rural Development, joins the show ahead of returning to parliament later this month.
Open lines with Evan: Calls, questions and conversations
Evan goes to the phones to chat with listeners about what's on their minds today. Call 1-877-332-8255.
Canada hits back: Retaliatory tariffs drop today
Canada is fighting back against the latest round of U.S. tariffs, with retaliatory tariffs taking effect today. But will hitting back actually help Canada’s position, or risk making a difficult trade relationship even worse? Joining us is Erin O’Toole, lawyer, former leader of the Conservative Party of Canada and a…
Green & White Prognostications - Riders vs Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Tally up the score, tell us who wins and the real winner could be you! It’s time for Green & White Prognostications presented by Paladin Canada. Pick the game winner and the closest combined score, and you could win a $100 Co-op gift card from Sherwood Co-op!
More than a walk: Supporting survivors
Domestic violence affects survivors and their children in profound ways, and having access to the right support can make a major difference. Maggie Semenchuck, a registered social worker and the intake worker at SOFIA House, joins us to talk about the work their organization does and how you can get…
The future of science is happening here
There’s some big science happening right here in Saskatchewan, and the province is putting another $3 million toward keeping it at the cutting edge. Ingrid Pickering, interim CEO of Canadian Lightsource, joins the show to talk about what this funding boost actually means for the research happening here and what…
The clean comedy show in Saskatoon
Later this month, The Comedy Pit showcases up-and-coming comedians from all walks of life, honing their clean stand-up routines. Evan welcomes Ari Avivi, Producer at The Comedy Pit, back to the show to talk about what attendees can expect and how the event also doubles as a fundraiser for local…
It’s Eatin’ Time: Belton Johnson’s reverse-seared, coffee-rubbed smoked beef tenderloin
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 reverse-seared, coffee-rubbed smoked beef tenderloin.
Bugs ‘n Hugs: Saskatchewan's chance to call out or cheer on!
Bugs 'n Hugs - 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!
Poilievre’s message to Saskatchewan
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is in Saskatchewan this weekend, and he joins the show ahead of his visit! We'll ask him about the federal gas tax, tariffs and trade and what Canadians can expect from the Conservatives when MPs return to Ottawa later in September.
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.
Is AI moving too fast?
AI is moving into just about every part of our lives — from the classroom and the content we see online to how police gather information and even how we deal with grief. But is it all moving too fast? Are humans able to keep up and keep it regulated?…
Should kids be banned from social media? Saskatchewan weighs in
The survey results are in, and a majority of people in Saskatchewan support social media limits for kids under 16. This lines up with a move from the feds for a social media ban, showing a clear sign that something needs to change. Lori Carr, Minister for Mental Health and…
Should kids have a tattle phone?
Remember when every playground had a kid whose unofficial job was "school snitch?" Well, now there's a high-tech version of that: tattle phones, which are phones or systems designed to make it easier for kids to report what's going on in the classroom. Is this giving children a voice, or…
The battle over replacement workers
Saskatchewan doesn’t have legislation preventing employers from using replacement workers during a strike or lockout — something that’s back in the spotlight as Federated Co-op and Unifor return to the bargaining table at the Regina refinery. University of Saskatchewan political studies professor Charles Smith joins Evan to explain why Saskatchewan…