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.
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A dispute over ice time at Regina’s Brandt Centre is so contentious, it is being brought to the floor of Regina City Council this week. A deal made between the Regina Exhibition Association Ltd. (REAL) and a new private minor hockey program, Young Guns Hockey Academy, over hockey at the…
Saskatchewan has a new member joining the Senate of Canada! Tracy Muggli, St. Paul's Hospital executive director and newly-appointed Canadian senator joins Evan to discuss her new role and the importance of the Senate in the lives of Canadians.
A new study shows that Canada's debt ranking fell from best in G7 to 7th worst of 32 advanced countries when total debt is measured. Jake Fuss, Director of Fiscal Studies and Policy at Fraser Institute and co-author of 'Caution Required When Comparing Canada’s Debt to that of Other Countries'…
Ken Miller, beloved former head coach of the Saskatchewan Roughriders, has passed away at the age of 82. He died of cancer. Saskatchewan Roughriders historian Rob Vanstone joins Evan to remember Miller's legacy.
Back to school season is looming closer as August begins to draw to a close. A brand new report out from the Fraser Institute today, titled Education Spending in Public Schools in Canada, 2024 Edition, holds insight for Saskatchewan. Michael Zwaagstra, senior fellow with the Fraser Institute, public high school…
The U16 girls baseball nationals are coming to Saskatoon tomorrow through the weekend. Detective/Sgt. Corey Lenius with the Saskatoon Police Service is also chair person for that tournament and joins Evan to talk about the event.
What goes up, must come down. Pieces of space junk have been found on a farm near Ituna, Saskatchewan. Dr. Samantha Lawler, associate professor of astronomy with the University of Regina, joins Evan to discuss the environmental hazards of the growing number of satellites in orbit.
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Regina's new food hub is officially open. Unlike the large warehouse on Winnipeg Street, the food hub will operate like a grocery store, allowing guests to choose what they need. John Bailey, CEO of the Regina Food Bank, joins Evan to discuss how the new hub is doing in its…
Canada and the United States recently reached a negotiation on a Technology Safeguard Agreement. The agreement will benefit Canadian space companies, allowing American launch providers to use their facilities. Steve Matier, CEO of Maritime Launch joins Evan to discuss why the agreement is important to their development of Spaceport Nova…
It's 2024 and some communities in Saskatchewan still don't have access to the internet. Jean-Marc Nadeau, CEO of the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association (SUMA), and Jay Meyer, executive director of the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities (SARM) are both part of the Saskatchewan Broadband Action Committee and join Evan to…
The trial of Chris Barber and Tamara Lich still hasn't reached a final verdict. After two days of closing arguments this week, Canadian Press reporter, Laura Osman, says it's not expected to wrap up until likely Friday. She joins Evan to break down the lengthy, delayed trial and offer an…
Are you sick of added fees in the current economy? A new study shows Canadians are divided on whether restaurants should be allowed to charge a "no-show fee" when reservations aren't kept. Mario Canseco, president of Research Co. tells Evan more.
A new survey tool has been designed to predict injuries and improve occupational health and safety for Saskatchewan construction workers. The Safety Culture Survey tool is a collaboration between the Saskatchewan Construction Safety Association and EHS Analytics. Collin Pullar, President of the Saskatchewan Construction Safety Association (SCSA) joins Evan to…
Research from Western University in Ontario has discovered a protein that can stop DNA damage in its tracks. This finding could lead to developing vaccines against cancer, to crops that can withstand harsh growing conditions. Rob Szabla, graduate student in the Department of Biochemistry at Western University in Ontario and…
Gas taxes are hitting Saskatchewanians' wallets hard at the pump. According to a new report, Saskatchewan drivers are paying four different taxes every time they get gas. Gage Haubrich, The Canadian Taxpayers Federation Prairie Director, joins Evan to discuss what's going on at the fuel pump.
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe joins Evan for a check-in on the province after the introduction of the new K-12 classroom cell phone ban as both a rail strike and a provincial election now loom.
20 Aug 2024 10AM
16 min
2600 – 2620
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