The Evan Bray Show

U.S. President Donald Trump is rallying Republicans at a rare midterm convention in Dallas, as the party prepares for November’s elections and the trade war with Canada continues to escalate. Reggie Cecchini, Washington correspondent and producer for Global News, is at the convention and joins Evan with the latest on Trump’s message, the political mood and the trade war.

U.S. President Donald Trump took to Truth Social to tell Bombardier it won’t be allowed to sell its planes in the U.S. unless it starts building there — but the Canadian company already employs 3,500 Americans and works with 2,800 U.S. suppliers. John Gradek, coordinator of the aviation management program at McGill University in Montreal, joins Evan to talk about whether Trump can actually follow through on the threat and what it could mean for Canada’s aerospace industry.

The Saskatchewan housing market can be a complicated place to navigate, whether you’re buying, selling, or just wondering what your home is worth. We welcome Craig Adam, a Saskatchewan Realtor, to the show to take your real estate questions!

The U.S. midterm elections are still a little ways off at the beginning of November, but the results could have a big impact beyond the American border. Rodney Loeppky, Associate Professor at York University, joins us to break down what's at stake for Canada.

Evan goes to the phones to chat with listeners about what's on their minds today. Call 1-877-332-8255.

Many Canadians say Prime Minister Mark Carney's decision to launch counter-tariffs was a gamble he had to make. But Vassy Kapelos, chief parliamentary correspondent and host of Power Play, Question Period for CTV, and The Vassy Kapelos Show, says it comes at a cost. She joins the show to bring us up to speed on the latest in the ongoing trade war.

USask Giving Day is today! It gives organizations and community members a chance to support the University of Saskatchewan in many different ways. Kim Kroll-Goodwin, Interim Vice-President, University Relations, USask, joins the show to talk about how important the campaign is for student scholarships, research and programs across the university.

Bobbi Janzen, member of the Strategic Leadership Council for Saskatchewan-CNIB, navigates the world with the help of her guide dog, Bru. But recently, she has faced challenges with hotels that refuse to serve the pair or that they can only stay in a "pet-friendly" room. She said policy changes have made a simple hotel stay a difficult one. She joins us during Guide Dog Access Awareness Month to share her story and talk about the importance of guide dogs.

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Trade tensions with the United States are raising fresh questions about the future of CUSMA and what a potential U.S. withdrawal could mean for Canada. A new Deloitte report suggests the impact would be severe, but not necessarily catastrophic, and could push Canada to find new trading relationships and markets. Joining us now is Matthew Stewart, a partner at Deloitte Canada and co-author of Tariffs: A Rough Road Leads to New Destinations, to break down the findings and what they could mean for Canada's economy.