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A significant trial to determine the extent of Métis hunting and fishing rights in Saskatchewan is happening this week in Meadow Lake. Kathy Hodgson-Smith, lead counsel at Procidio LLP, joins Evan to share how the start of the retrial has gone, why this issue is so important and what the decision could mean for the province.

How are the tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump impacting potash in the province? Marnel Jones, director of government & public affairs for The Mosaic Company in Canada, joins Evan to catch up on potash news for Saskatchewan.

Evan goes to the phones to chat with listeners about what's on their minds today.

Saskatchewan spring is here and farmers have some optimism looking at the spring seeding outlook, we've heard. Despite that, there are still concerns about canola tariffs, when seeds can be put in the ground and whether the moisture this year will really be enough. Evan welcomes Saskatchewan Minister of Agriculture, Daryl Harrison, to the show to talk about these concerns.

The Senator Hotel is turning 117 years young. Owner Chris Beavis is here to talk about their celebration plans and share some history. CKOM Morning Show

Astronomer Samantha Lawler is here to talk about space junk falling from the sky and when we need to be concerned. CKOM Morning Show

Shack and Evan discuss today's headlines. CKOM Morning Show

In the third chapter of Klara Belkin’s extraordinary journey, we follow her out of the ashes of war and through the struggle of rebuilding her life in a world forever altered.

After surviving the horrors of Bergen-Belsen and the upheaval of post-war Hungary, Klara’s path led to a daring escape — a journey that would take her from Budapest to Vienna, and ultimately to Canada.

Her life would flourish in ways she never could have imagined — becoming a celebrated cellist, a professor and a mother.

But despite the years of success and happiness, Klara hasn't forgotten the past that shaped her.

Klara’s story is not just one of survival; it’s a story of remembrance and resilience, a call to ensure that we never forget the lessons of history.

Bank of Canada rate cut response and a look at our Real Estate market with Lori Patrick + Tracy Bosche (Bow-shay) is the owner of Zippity Zoom Toys and joins me to chat how the recent Chinese tariffs are affecting her inventory and how she’s going to pivot to more Canadian-made products to keep her shelves full. The Greg Morgan Morning Show