The Evan Bray Show Segments – Tuesday, January 16th

The Evan Bray Show, Tuesday, January 16th, 2024

8:30 – Yesterday was the first day of the first inquest into the mass casualty event that happened on James Smith Cree Nation and in the nearby village of Weldon. Lisa Schick, 980 CJME senior reporter, is in Melfort. She tells us what we might expect this first week of the inquest.

LIVE: Lisa Shick, 980 CJME senior reporter.

9:00 – Sherry Bockus and Cheryl Turner are two recently retired speech-language pathologists who have seen first hand what is happening with teachers and students in Saskatchewan schools. They join Evan to discuss their opinions on the challenges that schools are currently navigating and make some suggestions for change.

LIVE: Sherry Bockus and Cheryl Turner, recently retired speech-language pathologists.

10:00 – On Thursday, the Saskatchewan Teachers Federation announced a one-day strike that will be happening for teachers in the province next week on January 16th. The strike might just be the start of further job action, as we have yet to hear what steps the STF might take afterwards. Saskatchewan’s Education Minister, Jeremy Cockrill, joins Evan to offer the ministry’s perspective on today’s teachers strike.

TAPED: Minister Jeremy Cockrill, Ministry of Education.

10:30 – This has been an all-day discussion as teachers are striking in Saskatchewan. What do you think of the minister’s comments? Should teachers be pursuing further action after this one-day strike? Have your say at 1-877-332-8255!

11:00 – Winter is finally here in Saskatchewan, and with that can come the winter blues. Yesterday was Blue Monday, considered to be the saddest day of the year. Counsellor Vanessa Birch believes you can beat those January blues, though! She joins Evan to share her advice.

LIVE: Vanessa Birch, counsellor with Penny Murphy & Associates.

11:30 – What helps you get over your winter blues? Whether it be travel, a good book or keeping busy, we want to know! Call Evan at 1-877-332-8255!

12:00 – A Saskatchewan non-profit is shining a light on women’s mental health. Kelsey Fitch, the founder of Neoma Wellness and the Evoke conference, joins Evan.

LIVE: Kelsey Fitch, founder of Neoma Wellness and the Evoke conference.