20 years later: Remembering Canada’s Afghanistan mission

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.

The ultimate backyard BBQ guide

We're well into summer, but there's still a LOT of time to get behind the grill to cook up some delicious food! Belton Johnson, former Grey Cup Champion and BBQ expert, joins Evan to share his tips and tricks for becoming the hottest grill master on the block!

The big city: A conversation with Saskatoon's Mayor

Evan sits down with Saskatoon Mayor Cynthia Block for her monthly mayoral check-in. Mayor Block takes your questions and gives us an update on the city's state of affairs.

The Globe Theatre gets a lifeline: What's next?

The Globe Theatre says it needed financial support to continue operating. The theatre has asked the City of Regina for a one-time grant, arguing the funding would provide a critical lifeline as it works to stabilize its finances after costly renovations. Oz Weaver, Executive Director of the Globe Theatre, joins us to discuss the request, the challenges facing the organization and what's next for the theatre.

20 years later: Remembering Canada’s Afghanistan mission

It’s been 20 years since Canadian Armed Forces members were redeployed to Afghanistan as part of Task Force Orion. This weekend, veterans, their families and community members will come together at Regina Beach for Patricia's Howl, a three-day event honouring their service and remembering the 19 Canadians who lost their lives during the deployment. Jim Sinclair, retired corporal with the Royal Regina Rifles and deployed to Afghanistan in 2006, and Willy MacDonald, retired master warrant officer, recipient of the Star of Military Valour who was deployed to Afghanistan in 2006, join the show to talk about this special event and how you can get involved.