CBC’s political panelists Murray Mandryk and Jeremy Simes weigh in on the opposition criticizing the province’s wildfire response. And prairie premiers Scott Moe and Danielle Smith team up to demand more support for the energy sector.

A Moose Jaw scientist says he's found the secret to defeating ALS. But some of his patients say they wasted money and precious time on his $75,000 treatment program. The CBC's Geoff Leo investigates.

Erwin Ottenbreit taught at Regina Catholic high schools for decades. He was married and raised three children with his wife. Today, Erwin is married to a man. Sam Maciag sat down with Erwin and his husband David to talk about how they met, sexual identity, and staying Catholic.

While people were forced to evacuate areas of Northern Saskatchewan, they were forced to leave many pets behind. A skeleton crew from Northern Animal Rescue stayed in La Ronge, feeding and watering those who weren’t able to get out and delivering pets to the safety of foster homes around the province.

Our political panel Murray Mandryk and Jeremy Simes say the ‘vibes were vibin’ and found no evidence of obstreperous politics at this week’s meeting between premiers and the prime minister. Plus, calls for help and coordination as thousands flee wildfires in Saskatchewan.

Saskatchewan is under a state of emergency because of raging fires in the province’s North. Wildfire researcher Lori Daniels joins Sam Maciag to break down conditions, prevention, and what people can do to protect their homes and properties this summer.

Saskatchewan's Premier Scott Moe has responded to the emergency fire situation in the province. He'll host the Prime Minister and his fellow premiers for a meeting in Saskatoon. CBC’s political panelists Murray Mandryk and Jeremy Simes break it all down.

With hockey phenoms like Maddox Schultz and Connor Bedard, there’s pressure on young athletes to be the next Great One. For every stand out, there are thousands of other kids with big dreams, their parents sacrificing time and big money to chase them. The question is: who is driving the push and at what cost?