Actions by Canadians to limit the selling and purchasing of American booze seem to be squeezing U.S. exporters, despite claims back in March that Canada's small market wouldn't make much of an impact. Tamara Cherry speaks with Shawn Moen, CEO of 9Mile Legacy Brewing Co. and 1st Vice Chair of Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce, to hear a brewer's business perspective on Canada's impact on the American market.

Many questions remain about how the newly added supports to classroom complexity and cellphone bans will work in practice. Tamara Cherry welcomes Samantha Becotte, president of the Saskatchewan Teachers Federation, to talk about these new changes and what she's watching as teachers in Alberta remain on strike.

It's been over a month since conservative commentator Charlie Kirk was assassinated. His death started conversations about the growing threat of political violence on both sides of the spectrum in the United States. Robert Pape, Professor of Political Science at the University of Chicago and Director of the Chicago Project on Security and Threats, joins Tamara Cherry to discuss where Kirk's assassination falls into America's history of political violence and where the country is headed.

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The production of Jeep Compasses is moving from Ontario to Chicago, Illinois. This latest loss in business for Canada in the ongoing tariff war makes some worried that other businesses will follow suit in leaving its business with Canada behind. Guest host Tamara Cherry discusses the latest tariff developments with Robert Fife, Canadian author and Ottawa Bureau Chief for The Globe and Mail.

Two iconic voices of the '90s are joining forces for a rare co-headlining tour across Western Canada. Paula Cole, American singer-songwriter and producer, joins Tamara Cherry to talk about the upcoming tour with Sophie B. Hawkins, her latest album, Lo, and what continues to inspire her creatively.

The season of Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is upon us now that summer has passed. With the hot weather behind us, some might be starting to feel a bit more blue as the seasons shift. Lee Bourgeault, clinical team with the Online Therapy Unit, speaks with Tamara Cherry to discuss the effects and reach of SAD, and how we can better be prepared to handle it.

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A string of stolen vehicles in Regina is being linked to up to nine suspects -- ranging from nine years old to 13 years old. Why are children stealing and recklessly driving vehicles in the city? Tamara Cherry speaks with Regina Police Service Acting Chief Lorilee Davies.

Could co-living spaces be more than just an adult dormitory set-up? According to a recent article by Business Insider real estate reporter, Jordan Pandy, it could be a solution to the housing crisis. He joins Evan to discuss this potential fix for the social issue.