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Montana Democratic Senate candidate Alani Bankhead explains why the tariffs are causing reliable conservative voters to jump ship. We also check in with Winnipeg portfolio manager Adam Pukalo, who breaks down why the stock market is surging despite the relentless geopolitical chaos and looming election.

Another court appearance for three people arrested in Shoal Lake on charges related to break-ins.

We break down the massive nine-billion-dollar steel and auto bailout announced by Ottawa and Ontario, explore the push for east-west trade on the Prairies, and feature an in-depth interview with Montana Democratic Senate candidate Alani Bankhead on the severe logistical and financial squeeze hitting border states.

The latest Manitoba crop report/ Trade dispute continues to create uncertainty in the agriculture sector/ and more!

We examine the national unity boost following Alberta's decisive referendum vote, track Ottawa’s threat to force the sale of Stelco’s assets, hear from Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith on east-west trade, and review how Manitoba is rerouting agricultural exports to Asia.

A new form of seasonal production capital is being offered to select Canadian farmers/ and more!

Albertans have voted overwhelmingly to stay in Canada, as with over one million votes counted in early returns, about 76 per cent of those who cast ballots rejected a future separation vote. Meanwhile, the Tax Foundation has released its 2026 International Tax Competitiveness Index, showing Canada is not performing well compared to other nations, when it comes to income and business taxes. Canadian Taxpayers Federation Federal Director Franco Terrazano shares his reaction.

Harvest on the Prairies is finally getting closer to the finish line.

We examine Ottawa's threat to force the sale of Stelco's Canadian assets, review a landmark Desjardins study revealing businesses are making permanent structural breaks from the American market, and track the sharp drop in cross-border retail traffic hitting North Dakota and Montana.

We break down the latest manufacturing rebound with Jon Tupper in Fort McMurray, track Prime Minister Mark Carney's unity plea in Calgary ahead of Monday's Alberta referendum, and hear how compounding project costs are forcing local contractors and homeowners to delay repairs.

The Saskatchewan and Manitoba crop reports are out.

United States President Donald Trump threatens Canadian sovereignty at an Arizona rally as the White House finalizes a 35 per cent tariff on softwood lumber. We look at fresh warnings from Alberta Premier Danielle Smith that the dispute could drag on well into next year, and hear from prairie agricultural processors Terry Tyson, Mike Popowich, and Ross Guenther on how businesses are coping with frozen investments and shifting supply chains.

A market analyst says canola prices are strong right now.

We break down the expanding political and economic fallout in the border states, explore how rising freight and steel costs are battering Yorkton agricultural processors, and hear how the Pacific Link pipeline is pulling billions of dollars in capital back into the Canadian energy sector.

Harvest is getting closer to completion on the Prairies.