Sarah Mills: Speeding tickets three months after the fact are no deterrent
Sarah Mills says photo radar tickets that come from Calgary months after the offence is not going to teach anyone a less...
8:30 – Many RMs across southwestern Saskatchewan are sounding the alarm on drought. Some even say they might not return to the field if conditions continue to deteriorate. Daryl Harrison, Saskatchewan Minister of Agriculture, joins Evan for a chat during Ag in Motion to discuss what farmers are facing and what support the government is providing.
Listener Question: Do you think the government is doing enough to help farmers in the province?
9:00 – As around 50 wildfires continue to burn across Northern Saskatchewan, we’re keeping an eye on the Buhl fire burning in the Prince Albert National Park near Waskesiu. 650 CKOM reporter, Shane Clausing, was there yesterday and joins Evan to share what the community is currently dealing with.
LQ: Are you concerned for the townships that have been affected by wildfires?
9:15 – A major tire recycling contract is not staying in Saskatchewan, but instead the province is contracting a northern Ontario firm for the work. Shane Olson, president of Shercom Industries, joins Evan to give listeners an update on where the Saskatchewan-based tire company stands and what this means for the business.
LQ: Would you have preferred to see this tire contract stay within Saskatchewan?
9:30 – Open phones – Evan goes to the phones to chat with listeners about what’s on their minds today. Call 1-877-332-8255.
10:00 – Having an emergency fund can make the world of a difference when unexpected expenses pop up, whether it’s a job loss, car repairs, or losing your home. Darren Ulmer, financial planner with Sun Life and the President of White Owl Financial Solutions, joins Evan to share how you can start your emergency fund and why protecting your finances is so important.
LQ: Do you have an emergency fund?
10:30 – With each passing day it feels like artificial intelligence is becoming a larger part of our lives. Now, companion AI-chatbots are on the rise. Brian McQuinn, University of Regina associate professor and co-director for the Centre for Artificial Intelligence, Data and Conflict, joins Evan to discuss the risk of these chatbots and any new developments in AI we should be aware of.
LQ: Would you try a companion AI-bot?
11:00 – White supremacy and far-right extremism are no longer fringe concerns—they are emerging as real and pressing threats within Canada’s borders. A recent case involving three Quebec men, including current and former members of the Canadian Armed Forces, has raised serious national security questions. Dr. Andy Knight, professor of International Relations in the Political Science Department at the University of Alberta, and past Chair of the Department, joins Evan to discuss this incident and how this could happen in a country like Canada and how it can be stopped.
LQ: What do you think should happen to military members who are found to be involved in hate groups or extremist plots?
11:30 – With most people’s summer vacations booked and bags packed for time away, are you visiting a Saskatchewan or Canadian destination for your holiday this year? Call Evan at 10877-332-8255 to share your summer travel plans!
12:00 – The YXE Urban Games are back in Saskatoon this weekend! Stephanie Clovechok, CEO of Discover Saskatoon, joins Evan to talk about the event and give an update on Saskatoon tourism this summer.
LQ: Where is your next Canadian travel destination and why?
