Vote or pay up: Should Canadians be fined for not voting?

Voter turnout in B.C.'s recent provincial election hit a record low, with just 48 per cent of voters casting a ballot. Here in Saskatchewan, turnout in our last provincial election was only about 57 per cent. But in Australia, voting is mandatory, and you can actually be fined for not…

Saskatoon is one of the best cities in Canada for small businesses, but changes to the city's property tax policy could put that competitive advantage at risk. Brianna Solberg, Director of Legislative Affairs for the Prairies and Northern Canada with the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, joins Evan to explain…

Carbon monoxide is invisible, odourless and potentially deadly. With Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week underway, we're looking at how to protect your home and what you need to know about Saskatchewan's new alarm requirements under Henry's Law. Saskatchewan Fire Marshal Wayne Rodger and SaskEnergy Operations Manager Lindsay Waite join us with…

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It's been more than three months since we've had Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe on the show, and there's a LOT to catch up on. From the U.S. midterm results and growing backlash over AI data centres to nuclear plans and the province's approach to addiction treatment, some big questions are…