What's the one food you refuse to eat?

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Trends can be hard to keep up with... and what was once considered grandpa food is now trendy for its affordability and health benefits: canned sardines. Despite the trend, Evan refuses to be influenced, drawing his line in the sand on the tiny fish.

1 Oct 1PM English Canada News Commentary

$15.70 an hour: Is it enough to get by?

Minimum wage is up today in Saskatchewan, rising to $15.70 an hour — but that still leaves the province with the second-lowest minimum wage in Canada, ahead of only Alberta. A new report says a living wage is considerably higher at $22.50 in Regina and $21.50 in Saskatoon, and report…

1 Oct 1PM 13 min

Encampments, rise in pedestrian crashes— A conversation with Regina's Police Chief

Evan catches up with Regina's Chief of Police, Lorilee Davies, to talk about local crime statistics, how the city is doing and what information people in Regina should be aware of.

1 Oct 12PM 15 min

Where is the pro-Canada campaign in Alberta?

Alberta is less than three weeks away from a referendum that includes a the question about whether to remain a province and a part of Canada. Tyler Dawson, an Edmonton-based editor with The Globe and Mail and author of The Republic of Alberta, joins Evan to talk about why he…

1 Oct 12PM 15 min

Open lines with Evan: Calls, questions and conversations

Open phones - Evan goes to the phones to chat with listeners about what's on their minds today. Call 1-877-332-8255.

1 Oct 11AM 17 min

The DEED debate: Are Saskatoon taxpayers getting the full picture?

The DEED continues to spark debate, with questions about the cost, potential benefits, and what it could mean for the city's already existing SaskTel Centre. John Howden, CEO of the SaskTel Centre and Troy Davies, Saskatoon Ward 4 city councillor and City Council Board representative on the SaskTel Centre and…

1 Oct 10AM 18 min