Rawlco Radio Ltd. The Evan Bray Show

The Evan Bray Show - Scott Moe/LaraFominoff - November 27th, 2023

Loading player...
Premier Scott Moe joins Evan as the first official guest on The Evan Bray Show. The two discuss some of the biggest topics on the minds of Saskatchewan residents including the carbon tax, the government’s upcoming trip to Dubai and the Saskatchewan Marshals Service.
Plus: Saskatoon city council will begin their budget deliberations tomorrow. As things currently sit the city is facing a $40 million budget funding gap, which leaves taxpayers looking at a 7 percent property tax increase next year and 5.7 percent in 2025. CKOM senior reporter Lara Fominoff joins Evan to discuss the challenges facing Saskatoon City Council as the deliberations kick off.
27 Nov 2023 11AM English South Africa News Commentary

Other recent episodes

The rough trade of politics: women on power, pressure, and public life

Throughout International Women's Month, we've heard several stories of triumph and success, but we've also heard of hardship. Today, we're joined by a panel of women who have all served some time in politics. June Draude, former Saskatchewan MLA, Victoria Flores, Ward 6 Regina City Councillor and Shelley Thoen-Chaykoski, former…
26 Mar 12PM 35 min

Should the province have a hand in selecting federal judges?

This week, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe and the premiers of Alberta, Ontario, and Quebec sent a letter asking Prime Minister Mark Carney for a greater role in selecting federal judges, arguing provinces know their communities best. To unpack how the system works now — and the risks of changing it…
26 Mar 12PM 15 min

Latest at city hall in Regina

CJME reporter Geoff Smith joins Evan to talk about what happened at yesterdays city council meeting in Regina.
26 Mar 12PM 6 min

Is FSIN shirking accountability when it comes to owing more than $28 million?

Indigenous Services Canada has informed the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations that it owes more than $28 million after a federal forensic audit found questionable and spending over a five‑year period. This has left some wondering about accountability. Bobby Cameron, Chief of the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations, with FSIN's response.
26 Mar 12PM 12 min
All episodes