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It's been just over a year since the United States slapped its first round of tariffs on Canada, creating uncertainty for the longtime trade partners. Warren Kaeding, Saskatchewan Minister of Trade and Exports, joins the show to recap the year and how tariffs have impacted Saskatchewan and what changes the province continues to work on to keep its export market strong.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says Albertans WILL get to cast their ballot in a referendum vote this October, focusing on issues primarily around immigration. It could have major implications on Alberta’s relationship with the federal government. Joining Evan is Jen Gerson, the co-founder of The Line, and author of the article, “Sure, put all of the questions on the ballot. Why not? What could go wrong?” on her take.

It's time for Evan's antique roadshow! Evan welcomes Saskatoon historian, author and administrator of the ‘Historic Saskatchewan’ Facebook group, Thom Cholowski, to the show again to take your questions about anything and everything antique ahead of the Saskatoon Prairieland Park Collector's show, which starts tomorrow! Call in to share your finds, ask repair questions and more with Thom Cholowski at 1-877-332-8255!

The SARM Annual Convention and Trade Show wraps up today. The event comes at a crucial time, while RMs are dealing with a number of challenges like SaskPower hikes, emergency response time and rural safety. Bill Huber, president of the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities (SARM), joins the show to recap the event and discuss what improvements SARM would like to see.

The SARM Annual Convention and Trade Show wraps up today. The event comes at a crucial time, while RMs are dealing with a number of challenges like SaskPower hikes, emergency response time and rural safety. Bill Huber, president of the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities (SARM), joins the show to recap the event and discuss what improvements SARM would like to see.

The Saskatchewan government has announced exemptions to owners of prohibited guns following the rollout of the federal government's buyback program. To help us understand this update and what it means for Saskatchewan firearm owners, we're joined by Robert Freberg, Saskatchewan Firearms Commissioner and former Chief Firearms Officer for Saskatchewan.

The Liberals are pushing forward with Bill C-9, the Combating Hate Act, but it has sparked controversy over whether it goes too far and could limit freedoms. Critics say the legislation still has significant flaws, and debate continues about how it balances fighting hate with protecting civil liberties. To dig into all of this, Evan is joined by Stephanie Taylor, National Post politics reporter.

The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) has created the new Cartier‑Macdonald Award to honour Canadians who demonstrate exceptional leadership in defending constitutional freedoms. Joining Evan is the inaugural recipient, former Saskatchewan Attorney General Bronwyn Eyre, recognised for her work on legislative authority and constitutional principles.

Tomorrow night, the University of Regina is hosting the 2026 Woodrow Lloyd Lecture, open to the public. Professor Timothy Caulfield will tackle The Knowledge Crisis: How Did We Get Here and What Can We Do?, exploring how misinformation is impacting public health, trust, and society — and what science suggests we can do to cut through the noise. For a deeper dive, Evan chats with Professor Caulfield himself to discuss the talk and the challenges of navigating today’s chaotic information landscape.