The Evan Bray Show

Sisters Lila and Julia McCormick have faced breast cancer together, undergoing mastectomies on the same day in September. They join Evan to share their journeys in the hope of helping others, today at the 27th annual C95 Radio Marathon for Breast Cancer Research, which raises funds for breast cancer research in Saskatchewan.

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What’s on the Saskatchewan government’s to-do list — and what does it mean for you? From health care and affordability to new laws, 980 CJME Senior Reporter Lisa Schick breaks down the biggest promises in the Throne Speech and what to watch for next.

Yesterday, Regina's Core Community Park homeless encampment was taken down. Regina Fire says it was due to ‘imminent’ fire risks. Many staying in the park were moved to shelters, motels or a friend's house, according to volunteers and security on site. Chad Bachynski, Mayor of Regina, joins us for a quick conversation about the next steps.

Are modern zoos really helping protect endangered species, or are they failing to deliver on their promises of conservation, education and animal welfare? Author Andrew Westoll joins Evan to explain why he believes the modern zoo’s time is up, and whether we should be rethinking how we keep wild animals in captivity.

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What happens when it's time to pass down the family farm, business or inheritance, and how do you keep money from tearing a family apart? Author and family business expert Dr. Tom Deans joins Evan ahead of a talk in Saskatoon next week to discuss the conversations families need to have about wealth, succession and their future.

The Indian Act has shaped First Nations life in Canada for nearly 150 years — but is it time to move on? PM Mark Carney says yes, but what would replacing it actually look like, and what rights and protections could be at risk? Ken Coates, professor emeritus at the University of Saskatchewan and professor of Indigenous Governance at Yukon University, joins us to break it down.

Flu and COVID-19 vaccines became available to Saskatchewan residents six months and older on October 13. With only 20 per cent getting a flu shot last year, and even fewer getting a COVID-19 shot, health officials are urging people to get vaccinated before infection rates rise. Dr. Vivian Onaemo, Medical Health Officer with the Saskatchewan Health Authority, joins us to explain why vaccination mat...

After more than 40 years of helping Canadians get smarter with their money, The Wealthy Barber author and former Dragons’ Den star Dave Chilton is calling it a career. Before retiring in December, he joins Evan for one last conversation about money, happiness and what really matters in life.

From Saskatchewan wheat fields to your dinner plate — a new pasta plant planned for Swift Current could bring more food production, jobs and investment to the province! Shawn Moen, CEO of 9 Mile Legacy Brewing and Chair of the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce and Monty Reich, CEO of Southwest Terminal, join Evan to talk about Saskatchewan’s next big thing in pasta.

It’s been more than six months since Saskatchewan overhauled how animal welfare is enforced across most of the province. How’s the new system working, are animals getting the protection they need? Lavan Thirukketheesawaranathan, CEO of the Saskatchewan Animal Enforcement Agency, joins Evan for a check-in.

The Epic Alliance collapse involved roughly $211 million in investor money — and nearly five years later, questions remain about accountability. Is Saskatchewan’s real estate regulatory system doing enough to protect the public? Chris Guérette, CEO of the Saskatchewan REALTORS® Association, wants an independent review.

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Saskatchewan politicians are gearing up to face questions about affordability, health care and the new AI data centre when the legislature resumes tomorrow. The sitting will begin with a speech from the throne, outlining priorities for Moe's Saskatchewan Party. Lisa Schick, 980 CJME Senior Reporter, joins us ahead of the Throne Speech to preview the fall sitting.

Canada is finding itself in the middle of the conversation as Americans head toward next week's midterm elections, with trade and tariffs becoming political talking points. Reggie Cecchini, Washington correspondent and producer for Global News, joins Evan to look at how Canada is being used on the campaign trail and what the election could mean for relations between the two countries.

Have you had an unexplainable experience that you believe only the supernatural could explain? We want to hear your spine-chilling ghost encounters or unexplainable events. Call Evan to share at 1-877-332-8255!

With Halloween right around the corner, we are thrilled to welcome Keely (K.D.) Kulpa, a local horror author, ghost tour guide, and host of the ParaGhoul Paranormal podcast. Keely spends her time unearthing eerie local history, real-life hauntings and Canadian legends to inspire both her podcast episodes and her supernatural fiction. Today, she joins us to share some of the most chilling, spooky s...

Where are Saskatchewan’s next big trade opportunities? From India to Ottawa, the province is working to open doors for local businesses and diversify its markets. Saskatchewan Minister of Trade and Exports Warren Kaeding joins Evan to talk about what these trips accomplished — and what comes next.

The fire at CFB Wainwright has left families hoping and praying as soldiers face serious burn injuries and a long road ahead. Kyle Hynes, burn survivor and board co-chair of the Canadian Burn Survivors Community, knows that journey firsthand, having survived burns over most of his body as a child. He joins us to talk about the challenges of recovery, the support families need and finding hope in t...

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The BC election delivered a dramatic result, with the Conservatives winning a decisive majority and ending nearly a decade of NDP government. What does this political shift mean for major resource projects, pipelines and co-operation across Western Canada? Joining Evan to break down the election results and what comes next is Mike Smyth, host of The Mike Smyth Show on 730 CKNW.

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!

Canada is facing a crisis in major project construction, with soaring costs, delays and budget overruns making it increasingly difficult to build infrastructure and attract investment. University of Toronto professor Matti Siemiatycki argues that speeding up approvals isn't enough to solve the problem. He joins Evan to talk about what else needs to happen.

More Regina families are struggling to put food on the table, and the need for support is growing. Mary Weimer, CEO of the Regina Food Bank, joins us to talk about the Mosaic Million Meal Challenge and how you can help make a difference.