The Evan Bray Show

What Cameco’s $2.6B India deal means for Saskatchewan

Recently, Saskatoon-based Cameco signed a $2.6-billion, nine-year deal to supply India with 22 million pounds of uranium. This move is expected to stabilize jobs and provide long-term certainty for northern Saskatchewan’s uranium mines. To talk about this, Evan is joined by Tim Gitzel, CEO of Cameco.

John Gradek on the Air Canada Crash at La Guardia Airport

Air Canada Flight 8646 and an airport firefighting vehicle collided late in the evening of Mar 22nd at New York's La Guardia Airport. John Gradek, a Canadian aviation expert joins Evan to breakdown what we know so far.

Carney’s Spending Promise: Kept or Not?

During the 2025 election, Mark Carney's government promised to take a different approach to federal spending! But a new study says he might not have followed through on that promise. Grady Munro, Senior Policy Analyst with the Fraser Institute and co-author on the new report about the Carney government’s fiscal plans, joins the show to break down the numbers and how Carney is handling federal spending.

Driving Under Pressure: What’s hurting the trucking industry

Gord Magill is a Canadian trucker and author whose career has taken him from the ice roads of the North West Territories to road trains in Australia, heavy haul across North America, and even on concert tours with KISS and Ted Nugent. He has become an outspoken voice for truckers, sharing his adventures and insights and he joins Evan this morning.

Best in the Field: Saskatchewan vet earns top honours

A Saskatchewan vet has been recognized for his decades of work in the field! Dr. Murray Jelinski, Professor in the Department of Large Animal Clinical Sciences and Alberta Chair in Beef Cattle Health and Production Medicine at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM) (USask), was just named the Bovine Veterinarian of the Year. He joins the show to talk about what this award means to him and what challenges large animal vets are facing across the province.