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This is Saskatchewan

This is Saskatchewan

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Two stories a week to connect you to Saskatchewan because when everyone is talking about it, so are we. Whether it’s about a cult that moved into a tiny village, a neighbourhood squabble over squirrels, or the political fallout of canola tariffs, you’ll leave with a better understanding of this place, and your place in it.


On Wednesdays, join host Leisha Grebinski as she scans the province for one news story that matters to you, with help from our team of reporters in Saskatoon, Regina, and Prince Albert. No community is off limits as we cover every corner of Saskatchewan including Île-à-la-Crosse, North Battleford, Gravelbourg, Richmound and more.


On Fridays, Leisha gets the scoop on provincial politics from fellow host Adam Hunter and panelists Alexander Quon and Murray Mandryk. You’ll hear how every decision made by Premier Scott Moe at the legislature connects to you and your community.

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  • Moe money: Sask. $650M pre-budget spend

    Moe money: Sask. $650M pre-budget spend
    Feb 20 2026

    Budget day is still a month away, but that’s not stopping the government from going on a spending spree. It’s not the first time this has happened. Alex Quon and Murray Mandryk break down this budgeting shake down.
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    12 Min.
  • Sask. restaurants are hurting. Can VLTs help turn a profit?

    Sask. restaurants are hurting. Can VLTs help turn a profit?
    Feb 18 2026

    The owner of POP wine bar in Saskatoon says her business can’t consistently turn a profit so she added 3 VLTs to her restaurant to bring in more money. But are they a solution when sales slump? What are other Saskatchewan food and beverage businesses doing to stay afloat? We hear how restaurants big and small are navigating a very difficult economy.
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    19 Min.
  • How cuts to Sask Polytech have become political

    How cuts to Sask Polytech have become political
    Feb 13 2026

    Like many post-secondary institutions across Canada, Saskatchewan Polytechnic is laying off staff as it faces a major loss in revenue. Most recently, students partway through a program have been told if they want to continue, they will have to move to a different city. The Opposition NDP says this is unacceptable. But is it fair to place blame on the Saskatchewan Party government? We ask our political panelists Alexander Quon and Murray Mandryk.
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    16 Min.
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