Guest host Brent Loucks catches up with the province's top doctor, explores how to use humour to heal, takes a deep dive into Black American history in the province and gets an update from SARM.

Brent Loucks hosts with guests on federal-provincial tensions, western separatism, algae warnings, phone use and kids, RCMP Centre fun, service dogs, Bunge-Viterra merger & Earth's oldest rocks.

WITH GUEST HOST BRENT LOUCKS 8:30 - After more back-and-forth between the U.S. and Canada with tariffs, Brent Loucks welcomes Paul Martin, Saskatchewan business commentator and expert, to discuss the latest in business news in Saskatchewan. Listener Question: Should Canada be backing down from its own agenda to facilit...

WITH GUEST HOST BRENT LOUCKS 8:30 - On Friday, U.S. President Donald Trump announced he was ending all trade talks with Canada "immediately." What does that mean for Canadians economically? Brent Loucks chats with Jason Childs, University of Regina professor of economics. Listener Question: Do you think count...

8:30 - The weather can be unpredictable in Saskatchewan. Just last week, we saw a "tornado outbreak." David Phillips, senior climatologist with Environment and Climate Change Canada, joins Brent Loucks to give us a sneak peek into what the weather could look like for the rest of the summer. Listener Question:...

We hear from an expert on the NATO Summit. We catch up with an economist on how Saskatchewan is doing. Summer is here, but what's the best way to keep the kids busy and in order? And a BBQ expert shares his tips!

NATO defence spending, government waste awards, mobile gambling, Canadian pride, leadership lessons, a debut memoir from a former minister and Saskatchewan's Smartest Listener - it's what you missed today on Bray.

Evan is joined by guests to chat about the conflict between Israel and Iran, hospital wait times, data breaches on popular platforms and a discovery that could "close the door" on flu season.

WITH GUEST HOST BRENT LOUCKS 8:30 - Over the weekend, major news broke when the U.S. attacked nuclear sites in Iran. Iran is threatening consequences for the U.S. entering this conflict and has said it has a right to respond to the attacks by the U.S. What does all of this mean for Canada and our bordered ally? Jon All...

8:30 - Back in March, Regina Police Service Sergeant Robert Semenchuck was found to be using the police database for "personal gains," targeting vulnerable and marginalized women. He was suspended with pay. Jana Pruden, Globe & Mail feature writer, podcaster and crime reporter, broke this story, exclusive...

Today on Bray, Evan is joined by guests to chat about the latest on Israel/Iran conflicts, the G7 summit, Saskatchewan energy projects, a successful U of S fundraiser and summer pest extermination.

Today on Bray, we recap the Edmonton Oilers loss, how wildfires impact climate, Regina's local crime and the G7 summit. Evan also chats with three Weyburn boys after returning from a soccer trip in Spain.

It's the final day of the G7 summit in Alberta, an update on two renewable energy projects in Sask., how to break up with your phone this summer and do Canadians trust the health-care system?

Saskatchewan people continue to step up to help those affected by wildfires. The G7 summit is underway in Alberta, a collector car auction is rolling through Saskatoon, and blacklegged ticks have started to arrive.

From the attacks on Iran by Israel, to healthcare in Saskatchewan and remembering the 90th anniversary of a nationwide labour protest, there's lots to talk about this Friday before Father's Day.

The Rawlco Day of Caring takes over the show to support those impacted by wildfires in the province. We hear from Premier Scott Moe, mayors in both major cities, firefighters on the front lines and reporters.

8:30 - On Tuesday, Saskatchewan's Provincial Ombudsman, Sharon Pratchler, spoke publicly, condemning the efforts of the Government of Saskatchewan so far in this year's wildfire efforts and announcing that her office will be launching a systemic investigation into the response. Saskatchewan Ombudsman, Sharon Pratchler,...

8:30 - The City of Saskatoon is giving residents a peek at what the next few years could look like for their wallets and city services. Its budget forecast has been released! To break down what this means for taxpayers in the city, Clae Hack, Chief Financial Officer for the City of Saskatoon, joins Evan to explain how ...

Wilfire update, trade deal with Trump on the table, fraud and scams. Maddox Schultz speaks ahead of his first season with Regina Pats. Garden Talk jumps in to help answer your most budding questions!

Is D-Day remembered well enough? SMOKED BRISKET JALAPEÑOS POPPERS and what will the Sask. Ag. Industry look like? Do you worry about the United States and China entering a full-scale confrontation?

8:30 - It's officially time to bring them out! Today is the Roughriders and CFL opener to the season! Stewart Johnston, CFL commissioner, joins Evan to chat about the exciting time, how he's settling in to the new role and his vision for the CFL. Listener Question: What is it about the Saskatchewan Roughriders and Ride...

Wildfires hit Denare Beach, food security and energy in focus, oil and gas news, is a university degree valued, and a Saskatoon beard brand grooms ZZ Top on their stop in Saskatoon.

Is it significant to have the First Ministers meeting in Sask.? Wildfire check in and it's mining week. What are your worst and funniest wedding memories and has volunteering changed your life?

First Minister's Meeting in Saskatoon. Is Sask. doing enough for the wildfires and recidivism and rehab in the justice system? What role do family-run businesses play in keeping small communities strong?

Is a state of emergency the right move? Regina is under a voluntary water consumption effort. The latest wildfire news from the frontline reporters and men - how do you take care of your mental health?

Today on Bray: from wildfires, to electoral reform, Donald Trump's "Golden Dome," how to save on your water bill and tips on dealing with grief.

Does Scott Moe need to be firm on his stance on separatism? Did the Throne Speech hit or miss the mark? Update on crime in Regina. Regina's Gusty Walk and the best/worst Highway 1 travel stories.

Ralph Goodale comments on the Throne Speech's significance. Bray and UofR's Blake discuss it after the King's delivery. A Sask. business is making it smarter and faster to hire and it's National Dental Care Month.

Nutrien joins Morning Coffee. We talk first responder mental health, firefighter opposition to the province's bill to burn down abandoned buildings - favourite local shops? Is being a politician hard?

Sask. RCMP Monthly Check-In: Smoked Stuffed Bell Peppers! What's your fave piece of Sask history? Should steps be taken to prevent strikes from happening so close together?

Electoral reform, Saskatchewan separatism - what's the provincial government's role? Do you talk with your loved ones about mental health? Tune in for your most nostalgic theme song recollections.

Can Canada take on Trump's trade war? Debbie's Law - it requires Manitoba's health-care system to tell patients if they won't be able to provide life-saving treatment in time.

What's Saskatchewan's next economic level? Roughriders hit the practice field, wildfire season worries, Pet-Friendly Rental Guide - Are paramedics celebrated enough? Is tipping culture out of control?

Sask. legislature's spring session has come to a close. What's your favourite spot for boating inSask? Hear from Sask.'s only active water rescue canine and the May long weekend is finally here!

The latest from the frontlines of the opioid crisis - are involuntary treatment centres the solution? Tips from a professional spring cleaner, agriculture tech and should Canada expand nuclear power?

Cabinet shuffle, wildfire season, The Walking Dead: Dead City Kim Coats talks about his new show! There's a new opportunity for Sask. musicians to land a spot on the new show Groundloop.

North America's measles outbreak, a nondiet approach to health, Carney's new cabinet, Chief Cam McBride and should palliative care be standardized? A motorcycle - two years - and a retired cop.

Monday Coffee with 9 Mile CEO Shawn Moen, Sask. hydrologist wins international water research prize and wild stories of long-lost items returned. Tune in for The Round Table of Justice & more!

Washington correspondent weighs in on the first meeting between the new Prime Minister and Trump. The latest in oil and gas, Métis hunting and fishing rights and is laughter the best form of medicine?

What would you ask Mark Carney on the Evan Bray Show? How do Canadians feel about their eating habits? What are your thoughts on the new Pope? It's Mother's Day weekend - what are your plans?

Catch up on politics, Neil Stonechild's death, war stories, mental health & music with Brian Lilley, Saskatoon's Cynthia Block & Regina's Chad Bachynski on The Cold Hard Facts.

From Carney in Washington to Candis McLean's book on Neil Stonechild, trade war impacts on construction season, new mental health tools, and the latest from Premier Scott Moe.

As we mark 80 years since Victory in Europe Day, do we honour our veterans enough? From Holocaust denial to farmers and tariffs-what's the biggest grocery price jump you've noticed lately?

If Alberta separates, should Sask. join? PM Mark Carney's first address. Summer jobs with Forest Sask. Will Melfort's Joel Erb break 24-hour pull-up record this Saturday?

MP Andrew Scheer shares election views. Bray looks at tariff effects on investments. Sask's addiction response-what do you think? Plus, smile cookies are here and TEDx Regina is coming soon!

Sask.'s only Liberal MP Buckley Belanger joins Evan after his big win, plus open phones on Poilievre's leadership, exploring forced addictions treatment, and Regina's Pump Couture Fundraising Fashion Show.

8:30 - The results of the 2025 federal election are IN! Evan welcomes Dr. Loleen Berdahl, executive director of the Johnson Shoyama Graduate School (JSGS) of Public Policy and professor in the USask College of Arts and Science political studies department, to discuss the outcome of yesterday's vote and Canada's newest ...

8:30 - Monday Morning Coffee - Daniel Westlake, assistant professor in the department of political studies at the University of Saskatchewan, joins Evan to discuss the biggest stories making headlines this morning as millions of Canadians head to the polls today. Listener Question: Do you predict a close outcome to thi...

Federal election update, RCMP's Rhonda Blackmore checks in, Bugs 'n Hugs, Belton's eats, Holocaust survivor Abe Silverman's story, new habits, and three small-town boys head to Spain for soccer!

Should Canada boost interprovincial trade? What's our duty to act when others seem unsafe? Plus: Canada's first activity-based therapy centre for neurological injuries and Tim Horton's Smile Cookies.