Menu
Listen Live
News
Regina
Saskatchewan
Tariffs & Saskatchewan: What you need to know
Canada & World
Sask. Stories with Brittany Caffet
Podcasts
The Greg Morgan Morning Show
The Evan Bray Show
The Green Zone with Jamie Nye
The Green Zone Game Day
Saskatchewan Afternoon
Talk Shots with Brent Loucks
RealAg Minute/RealAg on the Weekend
Meeting Ground
Garden Talk
A Better Life with Jenn Dean
The Vassy Kapelos Show
The Shell Lake Massacre
Sports
Rider News
Provincial Sports
Connect
Contests
Concerts
Events
Contact Us
Report an Error
Show Schedule
×
News
Regina
Saskatchewan
Tariffs & Saskatchewan: What you need to know
Canada & World
Sask. Stories with Brittany Caffet
Podcasts
The Greg Morgan Morning Show
The Evan Bray Show
The Green Zone with Jamie Nye
The Green Zone Game Day
Saskatchewan Afternoon
Talk Shots with Brent Loucks
RealAg Minute/RealAg on the Weekend
Meeting Ground
Garden Talk
A Better Life with Jenn Dean
The Vassy Kapelos Show
The Shell Lake Massacre
Sports
Rider News
Provincial Sports
Connect
Contests
Concerts
Events
Contact Us
Report an Error
Show Schedule
Tag Archives:
Environment
New Brunswick agency forecasts flooding and warns residents to be prepared
FREDERICTON - New Brunswick officials say residents who live near waterways should act now to protect themselves and their property. The province's emergency measures organization says the lower Saint...
The Canadian Press
Apr 20, 2026
Quebec and Ontario officials are remaining on alert over spring flooding
Communities along the Ottawa River were on high alert as water levels rose, amid spring floods at the start of a new week. In Quebec, Ontario and New Brunswick, officials said they were monitoring riv...
The Canadian Press
Apr 20, 2026
Former minister Catherine McKenna blasts the heads of Canadian oil companies
MONTRAL - Former environment minister Catherine McKenna says the leaders of Canada's oil industry are figures close to American President Donald Trump who are "taking us for fools" and putting both th...
The Canadian Press
Apr 19, 2026
Climate change is eroding typical nighttime breaks in wildfire activity, study says
Climate change is breaking down typical nighttime lulls in wildfire activity, a new study by researchers in Canada suggests, eroding opportunities for crews to contain the intensifying blazes. The stu...
The Canadian Press
Apr 17, 2026
Federal government needs more desk space as public servants return to office: PSPC
OTTAWA - In less than three months, the federal government's order requiring most public servants to attend the office four days a week - up from the current benchmark of three days - takes effect. Th...
The Canadian Press
Apr 17, 2026
Canada's emissions reductions slowed in 2024, federal data shows
OTTAWA - The latest annual account of greenhouse gas emissions shows Canada's emissions reductions slowed in 2024 to almost nothing. Environment and Climate Change Canada quietly published its nationa...
The Canadian Press
Apr 17, 2026
FOI documents suggest plant-based milk facility linked to deadly outbreak was 'haven for listeria,' experts say
TORONTO - Documents detailing an inspection of a beverage production facility that regulators say was the source of a deadly listeria outbreak reveal it was cited for several infractions that have not...
The Canadian Press
Apr 17, 2026
Sandbags come out as communities from Quebec to Manitoba prepare for spring flooding
Communities from Quebec to Manitoba are preparing for potential spring flooding, with officials distributing sandbags to protect homes from rising water and warning about possible evacuations. Northwe...
The Canadian Press
Apr 16, 2026
Oh, give me a home: Alberta-raised wood bison calves safely relocated to Alaska
Dozens of Alberta-raised bison calves sent to Alaska as part of a relocation agreement with the state made it safely to their new home, but it wasn't without months of logistical work and a 40-hour tr...
The Canadian Press
Apr 15, 2026
Several Quebec rivers under flood watch as Montreal activates response plan
MONTREAL - Several rivers across Quebec are under flood watch, with parts of the province receiving as much as 40 millimetres of rain since the start of the week, while the forecast is calling for war...
The Canadian Press
Apr 15, 2026
Posts pagination
Previous
1
…
26
27
28
…
293
Next
Listen Live
On Air Now
The Green Zone with Jamie Nye
2:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Saskatchewan's home for unfiltered, entertaining sports talk.
NOW TRENDING
More
OPINION
Evan Bray: Canadians deserve more than vague explanations over poor trade results
Canadians elected Prime Minister Mark Carney to office to handle trade tensions between Canada and the U.S. Evan Bray sa...
Read More
Sarah Mills: Who would want to head up Canada Post?
Sarah Mills says the federal government is on the search for a new CEO to head up the mail service to bring success to a...
Read More
LATEST WEATHER
TODAY ON EVAN BRAY
The Evan Bray Show - Wednesday, September 9
On Wednesday's show, Evan gets an update on the harvest in Saskatchewan. Plus, a discussion about whether Canada should ...
Read More