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The Evan Bray Show

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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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    Today · 16 min

    Housing first: Is it the answer to homelessness?

    We continue to keep a close eye on the encampments across the province, including two in our major cities. While there is no simple solution, a lot of advocates are pushing for a housing-first initiative, including Jordan Varey, Executive Director of the Phoenix Residential Society. He joins us to talk about the work the organization does and what more is needed to help people find stability.

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    Today · 18 min

    Saskatchewan's Smartest Radio Listener: brains, bragging rights and prizes

    You’re quick & clever! And for some weird reason you’ve carried the right answer in your head for years. Or maybe you just trust Uncle Google. It's time for Saskatchewan’s Smartest Radio Listener for Little Town Apparel -- your chance for fame and acclaim and to prove just how smart you are. Not only do you get bragging rights, you’ll win prizes too! Call 1-877-332-8255 to play!

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    Today · 17 min

    How to make your business stand out in the age of AI

    In today's digital world, getting noticed online can be a challenge, especially with AI changing how content is created and shared. Business owners know that getting clicks and flowers is more important than ever. Glen Sorochuk, creative marketing strategist with GDS Digital Strategy and Quarantine Films, joins the show to talk about digital marketing and how to stand out in a crowded online space.

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    Today · 14 min

    Truth and Reconciliation: Remembering the past, building the future

    September 30 is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a day to honour survivors, remember the children who never returned home and reflect on the ongoing work of reconciliation. Joining us to talk about the day and what Wanuskewin has planned are CEO Jenaya Chutskoff and Curator Marcel Robitaille.

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    Today · 15 min

    Powering Saskatchewan’s future with nuclear energy

    Saskatchewan has unveiled a plan to build two nuclear reactors in the northwest part of the province, putting nuclear energy and the potential for major industrial investment back in the spotlight. Eric Anderson, Saskatchewan Industrial and Mining Suppliers Association (SIMSA) executive director, joins the show to explain what this nuclear advancement means for the province.

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    Yesterday · 15 min

    Beyond the books: Regina Public Library CEO retires

    After more than two decades leading the Regina Public Library, CEO Jeff Barber is retiring this fall. He joins Evan to look back at how the library has changed during his tenure, what he’s most proud of and what he sees ahead for RPL as it prepares for new leadership.

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    Yesterday · 14 min

    Saskatchewan potash: Expanding beyond the U.S.

    Saskatchewan potash is in the spotlight, with Canpotex announcing a $500-million investment at the Port of Vancouver to help move more Saskatchewan potash to overseas markets, just days after Donald Trump said the U.S. is looking at buying potash from Belarus instead of Canada. Steve Halabura, CEO of Buffalo Potash Corp., joins Evan to talk about what all of this means for Saskatchewan’s potash industry and its place in the global market.

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    Yesterday · 14 min

    Nuclear power on the prairies

    Saskatchewan is continuing to move toward nuclear power, with the province expected to make another announcement today about the future of nuclear energy. At the same time, a new report argues Saskatchewan could build out nuclear without putting the full cost on SaskPower customers by striking a “grand bargain” with Ottawa — Jeff Davis, Executive Director of Clean Prosperity, joins Evan to explain what that could look like.

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    Yesterday · 13 min

    What role should police play in homeless encampments?

    Saskatoon’s homeless encampment remains in place for now, after plans to clear the site and install fencing were put on hold amid a court challenge. The situation has raised questions about safety, policing, available services and what happens to the people living at the encampment as the city heads toward winter. Joining us to discuss what's next for the encampment is Saskatoon Police Service Staff Sgt. Mike Horvath.

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    Yesterday · 16 min

    Homeless encampments: What’s the plan before winter?

    Homeless encampments continue to be a growing concern in many communities in Saskatchewan, including our two major cities, Regina and Saskatoon, with leaders calling on the province for more support. City councillors and the NDP have both requested immediate action from the provincial government. Minister of Social Services, Terry Jenson, joins Evan to discuss how the province plans to address the encampments, especially with winter looming.

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    Monday · 9 min

    Walking Into A Virtual World

    Virtual reality has been around for a while, but the technology is changing — instead of standing in one spot with a headset, newer systems let people physically move around and interact inside a virtual space. A relatively new Regina business, Another World VR Arena, is bringing that free-roaming version of VR to the city, and its co-owner Solomon Adewole joins us to talk about where the technology is headed and who's actually using it.

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    Monday · 13 min

    The Challenge of Finding Volunteers

    Volunteer organizations across Saskatchewan are facing growing challenges when it comes to recruiting and retaining people, as busy lifestyles and changing attitudes make traditional approaches less effective. Doug Fehr, chairman of Battlefords Citizens on Patrol and the Saskatchewan Citizens on Patrol Association and Kristy Muckosky, with Volunteer Manitoba, join forces for an upcoming workshop on helping volunteer organizations find and keep volunteers. They join Brent to discuss the changing landscape and practical strategies.

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    Monday · 11 min

    The Riders’ Make-or-Break Stretch

    The next few games for the Saskatchewan Roughriders are make-or-break. Jamie Nye, Host of The Green Zone, joins us to recap the latest game and talk about other sports news making headlines.

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    Monday · 10 min

    Tech That Helps Seniors Live Independently

    Seniors Day is later this week, and an event in Saskatoon is bringing older adults, caregivers and researchers together to explore tech that supports health agining. Dr. Cari McIlduff, assistant professor at the University of Saskatchewan College of Medicine, is an organizer of the event and joins Brent to discuss what people can expect at the free event: AGE-WELL AgeTech Discovery Day.

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    Monday · 8 min

    Diesel Prices Hit Saskatchewan Farmers

    Diesel prices have climbed sharply this year, putting additional pressure on Saskatchewan farmers during the busy harvest season. This comes as farmers continue to face difficult weather conditions, higher fertilizer prices, trade uncertainty, tariffs and more. How are producers feeling and handling the challenges? Bill Prybylski, president of the Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS), joins us to bring us up to speed on these issues.

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    Monday · 10 min

    Saskatoon’s Billion-Dollar DEED Debate

    Saskatoon residents are being asked to weigh in on a major proposed entertainment and events district, known as the DEED project. Ken Wood, former CEO of SaskPlace and the Credit Union Centre, and a group of volunteers have 90 days to collect about 30,000 signatures to meet their goal of stopping the billion-dollar project in its tracks. He joins Brent to discuss the petition campaign and what he thinks residents should consider.

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    Monday · 14 min

    Cutting Through Canada's Red Tape

    The federal government has introduced Bill C-39, aimed at cutting red tape and making it easier to do business in Canada. The Western Business Coalition, which includes the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce, is welcoming some of the changes but is in Ottawa pushing for more — including cutting federal regulatory requirements by 25 per cent over three years and giving provinces more say in selecting newcomers based on their workforce needs. Guest host Brent Loucks talks with Prabha Ramaswamy, CEO of the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce, about what Western businesses want to see from Ottawa.

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