The Evan Bray Show

Yesterday, Donald Trump claimed to be reportedly working on a deal to purchase potash from Belarus at a lower price than what the U.S. currently pays Canada. But Belarus claims it doesn't have enough to send to the U.S. Erin Weir, Consulting Economist and Former MP for Regina–Lewvan, joins guest host Tamara Cherry to discuss what this announcement means for Saskatchewan's large potash industry.

Health-care workers with CUPE 5430 have voted overwhelmingly in favour of job action, with 99% of members who cast ballots supporting the move. Bashir Jalloh, CUPE 5430 President, joins Evan to talk about what led to the vote, what workers are looking for and what happens next

Next week, on September 30, is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a day to reflect on the history and ongoing impacts of residential schools and to consider how we can move reconciliation forward. Michelle Brooks, President, Brooks HR Group, is hosting a special event; welcome to everyone in the community. She joins us now to talk about what she hopes people take away from the day.

Are flip phones making a comeback? What was once seen as outdated technology is becoming an appealing alternative for people who want something simpler — and, in some cases, a little nostalgic. Julia Pugachevsky, senior reporter with Business Insider, joins Evan to talk about a resurgence in "old tech", who's buying them and why.

Many of us are familiar with this story — a Regina police officer who used information from police databases to target vulnerable women. A new season of the acclaimed podcast In Her Defence digs deeper into what happened, the women who helped expose him and what the case reveals about how police services police their own. Jana Pruden, award-winning feature writer at The Globe and Mail and host and co-creator of In Her Defence, joins Evan.

This Saturday, Saskatchewan will unveil a new memorial honouring protective services personnel who lost their lives in the line of duty. Jason Quilliam, Chief of Protocol & Secretary of the Saskatchewan Order of Merit and MC of the upcoming memorial ceremony for fallen protective services personnel, joins Evan ahead of the unveiling ceremony to talk about the stories behind the memorial.

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Parliament resumes in Ottawa today! And with an abnormally busy summer full of announcements, tariffs, a trade war and showing what Canada has to offer to the world, there is a LOT to talk about. Stephanie Taylor, Ottawa-based reporter covering federal politics for the Toronto Star, joins us and brings us up to speed on what YOU need to know when it comes to politics on Parliament Hill.

Ottawa is taking steps toward bringing more private investment into Canada’s airports, a move it says could help fund improvements and potentially benefit travellers. But what would this mean for smaller airports? James Bogusz, President and CEO of Regina International Airport, joins Evan to explain the proposal and what it could mean for Saskatchewan travellers.

As summer slowly comes to an end and a fall chill is in the air, there has been a lot of talk about what winter will be like. And according to many weather experts, a SUPER El Niño will also play a big role. Barrie Bonsal, a climate specialist with Environment and Climate Change Canada, joins Evan to explain what the weather phenomenon is and what Canadians should be watching for as winter approaches.