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Producers near the finish line for fall harvest: crop report |
Date: Oct 16, 2025 Posted By: New Room
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Saskatchewan producers made solid progress on the remaining crops last week thanks to favourable weather that allowed them to bring in the final acres and finish fall field work. Rain and snow over the weekend temporarily paused operations, but many producers are hopeful conditions will improve so they can return to the fields before winter. Harvest is now 98 per cent complete across the province. The west-central and northeast regions lead at 99 per cent, followed by the southeast and northwest at 98 per cent and the southwest and east-central regions at 97 per cent. While most producers have wrapped up harvest, some still have small amounts of oilseed, chickpea and canary seed left in the field. Canola is 98 per cent harvested, mustard 95 per cent, flax 87 per cent and soybeans 83 per cent. Many areas saw significant rain and snow over the weekend, while others received only light precipitation. Strasbourg recorded the most rainfall at 52 millimeters, followed by Archerwill with 50 and Arborfield with 43. The moisture was especially beneficial for producers who have completed harvest, helping to boost soil moisture levels. Cropland topsoil moisture is rated at seven per cent surplus, 53 per cent adequate, 30 per cent short and 10 per cent very short. Hayland and pasture moisture levels remain slightly lower, with many areas still dry. Producers are hoping for more precipitation before freeze-up to further improve soil conditions and recharge dugouts for spring.
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Saskatchewan launches new nurse triage system for 911 calls |
Date: Oct 16, 2025 Posted By: New Room
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The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is launching a new system to better assess non-emergency 911 calls in Regina and Saskatoon. Under the system, 911 dispatchers will transfer callers with non-urgent symptoms to specially trained nurses, who will determine whether the patient needs to be taken to an emergency department or directed to a more appropriate care setting. “The new Emergency Communication Nurse System (ECNS) puts patients first by ensuring they receive timely and effective care while increasing EMS capacity to respond to other emergencies. This will also help to further reduce EMS offload delays at Emergency Departments,” Health Minister Jeremy Cockrill said in a news release. “We are thankful to our frontline health care staff for the important work they do to promptly respond to medical emergencies and ensure patients get the care they need.” The new triaging technology and personnel will improve emergency response and give patients alternative options to meet their care needs. Over time, the system is expected to ease pressure on emergency departments, prioritize EMS response for patients needing urgent care, improve overall emergency response times and better align patient needs with appropriate care options. “This new system will help to reduce capacity pressure on emergency departments while also ensuring non-urgent patients are safely connected to the care they need when they need it,” said Rod MacKenzie, Executive Director, Provincial Clinical and Support Services – Community Care in a news release. “The Emergency Communication Nurse System will support better outcomes for patients who require emergency care while ensuring patients with less urgent needs receive more appropriate treatment in alternate settings.” The Government of Saskatchewan is investing about $405,000 in one-time funding to establish the Emergency Communication Nurse System in Regina and Saskatoon, along with an estimated $957,000 in annual operating costs. ECNS registered nurses will be employed by the SHA in Regina and by Medavie Health Services West under contract with the SHA in Saskatoon. “Medavie Health Services West is proud to be part of this important initiative to improve access to care for residents of Saskatoon,” said Angela Sereda, Senior Operations Manager in a news release. “By integrating emergency communication nurses into the 911 system, we can better connect patients with the right level of care, ease pressure on our emergency departments, and allow our paramedics to focus on the most urgent emergencies. This is a significant step forward in building a more responsive patient-centred healthcare system across our community.”
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University of Regina Students’ Union files lawsuit against Just Bins for defamation |
Date: Oct 16, 2025 Posted By: New Room
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The University of Regina Students’ Union (URSU) and its general manager are taking legal action against Just Bins for allegedly defaming the non-profit’s reputation through online posts on social media. In addition to suing the Regina waste disposal company, the lawsuit has also been filed against former URSU president, Haris Khan, who sat in his role from March to September 2018 before resigning due to personal reasons. According to the Statement of Claim, the defendants’ “online publications are false, irresponsible, unfair, and malicious attack(s) on the plaintiffs’ reputation.” Adding, Just Bins and Khan have both “falsely and maliciously” published statements which the plaintiffs assert to be defamatory. While CTV News is not publishing the content in the posts at issue for legal reasons, the Statement of Claim says the alleged “defamatory statements” give the average, ordinary person the impression that the plaintiffs are “engaged in unethical practices; mismanaging student funds and student affairs; have acted in a corrupt and/or underhanded manner; have manipulated elections; are not acting in the best interests of students…” The defendants have not yet filed statements of defense, and none of the plaintiffs’ allegations have been tested in court. Court documents say URSU sent cease and desist letters to Just Bins as early as April 29, 2025, who replied indicating the posts had been removed. However, it states, many of the posts remain and new ones have been posted since. Adding, “the defamatory statements attack the Plaintiff’s morals, good standing, honesty, integrity, cast suspicion on their character and falsely and maliciously lead people in the community to believe the inferential meanings…” It goes on to say that “the plaintiffs have been, and continue to be subjected to ridicule, hatred, odium, and contempt, and have suffered and continue to suffer damages to their reputation.” Adding, they have “been injured in their feelings, in their personal and professional character and reputation…” and “continue to suffer from hurt, humiliation and embarrassment.” CTV News has reached out to URSU and its general manager, Aoun E. Muhammad, as well as Khan for comment. Just Bins responded to CTV News with no comment on the matter. URSU and Muhammad have also filed a civil harassment claim against Just Bins and Khan, alleging they engaged in “repeated harassing behavior [sic]; knowledge that such behavior was unwelcome; and that such behavior has caused harm to the Plaintiffs.” According to the Statement of Claim, “the plaintiffs have suffered loss of income and loss of opportunity as a direct and consequential result of the actions and inactions of the defendants, the particulars of which to be proven at the trial of this action.” Adding, “monetary damages alone would not adequately address the losses and damages incurred. URSU and Muhammad are seeking a permanent injunction restraining Just Bins and Khan from any and all further publication of the alleged defamatory or similar statements, removal of the alleged defamatory statements from the Internet, along with damages in the amount of $250,000 and other special damages and remedies. The legal action comes in the midst of a series of clashes between the union and the University of Regina (U of R) over the past several months. In addition to URSU being under investigation due to possible misappropriation of funds, the U of R announced its decision to terminate its main lease agreement with URSU in early August, stating the university lost its confidence in URSU’s ability to serve and represent students. URSU has called a special general meeting virtually - for a second time – to determine if the union will be dissolved. The meeting is set for Oct. 21.
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1 of 5 men accused in Orillia, Ont. kidnapping, torture granted bail, another denied release |
Date: Oct 16, 2025 Posted By: New Room
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Warning: Content in this article may be disturbing to some readers One of five men accused of kidnapping and torturing a Mississauga man – who was found beaten and bound inside an abandoned Orillia gas station last month – has been denied bail a day after his co-accused was released. Manraj Mann, 31, of Brampton had a special bail hearing Thursday morning in Barrie where he was ordered detained by Justice of the Peace Catherine Henderson despite loved ones pledging more than $200,000 to have him released from custody. Mann’s co-accused, Baltej Sandhu, 30, also of Brampton, was granted bail Wednesday afternoon when Sandhu and four sureties put up $250,000 to secure his release from jail under strict conditions including a GPS ankle monitor, house arrest, and supervision by loved ones. Their special bail hearings come a week after co-accused Surjit Bains, 63, was denied bail for his part in the alleged kidnapping and attempted murder of the man on September 27 in downtown Orillia. Police were initially called to the corner of Peter and Colborne streets after receiving a report of suspicious activity that included a U-Haul van parked outside the abandoned building. Police confirmed all five accused were found inside with the bloodied victim, who was taken to hospital in serious condition. Also charged with kidnapping and attempted murder is Dwayne Pennant, 41, whose scheduled bail hearing did not get underway Thursday. According to court records obtained by CTV News, another co-accused, Gergy Anthony Gorburn, 51, of Toronto, has an extensive criminal record, including acts of violence and breaking and entering. A publication ban has now been imposed preventing further evidence heard in court from being revealed along with the identify of the Mississauga man. Bains, Mann, Pennant, and Gorburn remain in custody and each return separately to court by video from jail in Penetanguishene this month. Sandhu is scheduled to appear in an Orillia virtual courtroom early in the new year while out of custody. The allegations against the accused have not been tested in court.
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Carney announces details of new bail reform bill coming next week |
Date: Oct 16, 2025 Posted By: New Room
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Next week, the Canadian government will bring forward a new bail reform bill aimed at cracking down on violent and repeat offenders, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Thursday. The new legislation will target those accused of serious crimes such as violent auto thefts, breaking and entering, human trafficking, as well as sexual and violent assaults, in an effort to keep those accused of such acts, out of Canadian communities. “Right now, in most bail hearings, the starting point is to release, and the Crown must prove why someone should not be released on bail, making it too easy for repeated violent offenders to quickly get back on the street, sometimes back into the same communities that they just committed crimes in,” Carney said. “Our new law will flip that script.” Picking back up on his pre-budget pre-positioning, the prime minister also announced the federal government will be allocating new funding so that the RCMP can hire an additional 1,000 officers. Speaking outside of the RCMP Toronto Airport detachment in Etobicoke, Ont., he said the Nov. 4 budget will include $1.8 billion to be spent over four years to boost federal policing capacity nationwide. The prime minister said the new funding will also go towards raising the cadet recruitment allowance to $1,000 a week. And, it will allow the national police force to dedicate 150 additional RCMP personnel to tackling organized crime and money laundering networks, online fraud, as well as the recovery of illicit assets. The promise of new measures aimed at combatting crime and protecting public safety come after concerted pressure from opposition members, provincial premiers and police forces, who have been sounding alarms about the rates and types of crimes being committed by offenders out on bail. What bail changes are coming?Carney had previously committed to table bail reform legislation during the fall sitting. Revealing specific details before presenting the bill to Parliament, Carney said the forthcoming bill will include amendments to the Criminal Code, to: - Introduce “reverse-onus” bail for major crimes, putting it on the accused to prove to the court why they can be trusted to be released. When considering bail, the offender’s risk of reoffending and their history over the last 10 years will be weighed, Carney said.
- Allow consecutive sentencing so that those who commit multiple crimes spend more time behind bars. The prime minister said his would seek to ensure that someone handed both a seven- and a five-year sentence for separate offenses could end up serving the full 12 years behind bars.
- Restrict conditional sentences for a range of sexual offences, reversing past changes that allowed those convicted of sexual assault to be eligible for a conditional sentence permitting them to serve their time at home. Carney said this will end, forcing those convicted to serve their sentence in a correctional facility and not in the same community as their victim; and
- Impose harsher penalties for “organized retail theft,” with the federal government taking the position that convenience store employees, as an example, should not have to worry about being robbed by gangs.
“This is how the federal government can help municipalities and provinces get criminals off the streets, disrupt and dismantle criminal networks, reinforce the justice system with tough and comprehensive bail reform and build a stronger, safer, more secure Canada,” the prime minister said. Carney also said that tomorrow he will be making make “an important announcement on border security.” Liberals’ bail plan gets mixed reviewsThe Liberals’ proposed bail reform bill is getting mixed reaction from the Official Opposition and stakeholders. In a statement on Thursday, the Conservatives are dismissing the plan and calling it “half-baked.” “Mark Carney said that keeping Canada safe has been his government’s focus since day one. Yet it has been six months without legislation and Carney is still refusing to repeal the ‘principle of restraint’ that requires repeat, violent offenders to be released ‘at the earliest reasonable opportunity and on the least onerous conditions,’” Conservative justice critic Larry Brock said. The Conservatives also want their proposed Jail Not Bail Act to move ahead instead, but the Liberals voted against it in House of Commons motion last week. The Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA) also says it “strongly opposes” the changes, arguing there is “no evidence that bail causes crime.” “For years, civil society and even the Senate have urged the government to collect and publish standardized bail data,” CCLA Director of the Criminal Justice Program, Shakir Rahim said in a statement. “We do not even have basic numbers, like how many people allegedly commit new offences while on bail. The PM today made no indication that would change.” The Toronto Police Association (TPA), meanwhile, is calling the bill a “positive step,” but also said “there is still work to do.” The association had been pushing for bail reform and had recently consulted with key cabinet minsters on the file. “We are pleased to see the federal government has included many of the recommendations we have made, such as reverse onus bail, restricting conditional sentences and implementing consecutive sentencing. However, there is still work to do, including reforming the Youth Criminal Justice Act and making changes to the parole system,” the TPA said in a statement. The Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) also called Thursday’s announcement a “welcome signal.” “Local police are repeatedly arresting the same individuals, emergency services are stretched thin, and residents are feeling the impact,” FCM President Rebecca Bligh said in a statement. “Municipalities are ready to work with federal partners to build safer, healthier communities. We look forward to reviewing the legislation once it’s tabled next week and what’s included in the upcoming budget,” Bligh added.
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Canadian passport now among the world’s most powerful passports, outranking U.S. for visa-free access |
Date: Oct 16, 2025 Posted By: New Room
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Canadian passport holders have overtaken Americans in terms of their visa-free access to the world. The Henley Passport Index ranks Canada in 9th place for how many countries Canadian citizens can visit without needing to apply for a visa. The U.S. passport is in 12th place. Both countries sat at 7th place under Henley’s ranking system, which groups together countries in blocs when they have visa-free access to the same number of countries. Henley and Partners, which has issued the ranking for two decades, says the shift stems in part from countries imposing reciprocal requirements on American travellers in response to new U.S. visa restrictions or onerous entry requirements. Unlike U.S. passport holders, Canadians can access Belarus, Papua New Guinea and Uzbekistan without a visa, and they can also skip the requirement for a visa upon arrival in Bolivia and Rwanda. When the numbers on the passport index are disaggregated, Canada takes 32nd place for visa-free travel, compared to 37th place for the Americans, and both countries ranked 26th place last year. The passport index singled out China for its rapid rise in visa-free access — from 94th place in 2015 to 62nd place in 2024 — although the Chinese passport did drop down the ranking to 64th place this year. Henley also said China has made rapid progress on openness by granting visa-free access to travellers from an additional 30 countries in the past year. It says China now offers visa-free entry to people from 76 nations — 30 more than the U.S. Canada’s own drop in ranking stems in part from countries reimposing visa requirements. Brazil, for example, reinstated the visa requirement for Canadians this year after a failed attempt to get Ottawa to ease its requirements for Brazilian citizens.
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Air Canada assigns baby seat several rows away, leaving family frustrated |
Date: Oct 16, 2025 Posted By: New Room
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The Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA) has decided not to take enforcement action against Air Canada following a months-long investigation into how an 18-month-old baby girl was assigned a seat all by herself, more than five rows away from her closest parent. A Canadian family of four, and air passenger rights advocates say the decision shows the CTA has no interest in upholding air passenger rights or holding Canadian airlines accountable. On Jan. 3, Greg and Lindsay McLachlan were preparing to fly home from Tampa Bay to Toronto on Air Canada Rouge, with their three-and-a-half-year-old son, Peter and their 18-month-old daughter, named Margaret, who they call Molly. After their flight was delayed five hours, the family was preparing to board when they learned that Molly had been put on standby, meaning she was not guaranteed a seat on the next flight. Speaking to CTV News, Greg McLachlan says he was shocked. “I said, ‘what do you mean she’s not assigned a seat, she’s on standby? How can she be on standby?’” he asked. McLachlan, a frequent flyer who paid in advance for his children to be seated together with him, used his status with Air Canada to reserve a separate, more comfortable seat in a row near the front of the aircraft for his wife as a kind gesture. An Air Canada Rouge agent at check-in managed to fix the mix-up and issued Molly a boarding pass. But upon further inspection, the McLachlans realized that Molly had been assigned a seat by herself in row 15, six rows away from her father and brother assigned to row 21. The family was told they’d have to figure out the mix-up once they boarded. So, the McLachlans walked onto their delayed plane and spoke to the first attendant they saw, who was standing inside the entrance of the aircraft. According to the McLachlans, the Air Canada attendant told the family, that staff aren’t legally allowed to ask passengers to move. With his daughter in one arm, his son holding his other hand, the father walked down the aisle and was forced to negotiate with multiple passengers who agreed to play musical seats onboard the flight to accommodate Molly. “There was no assistance from anyone at Air Canada,” said McLachlan, who went on to share his bewilderment that Air Canada is “a large company that operates airplanes. If children are on the plane, you should know that children are on the plane and you should make sure they are safe on the plane, full stop.” Under Canada’s, Air Passenger Protection Regulations (APPR), “airlines must seat children under 14 near a parent or guardian at no extra cost, with proximity depending on age. Children under 5 must be in an adjacent seat,” reads the law which is outlined by the CTA. Following the flight, the McLachlans say Air Canada’s initial offer was to refund the money they’d spent in advance to reserve Molly a seat. Unsatisfied with the response, they contacted the enforcement division of the Canadian Transportation Agency and opened a case. After a months-long investigation, last week the family received a phone call from the CTA informing them that the “investigation is now concluded, and no enforcement action will be taken at this time.” McLachlan told CTV News that he’s not surprised by the decision. “It’s exactly what I thought was going to happen – that they would do nothing, which is a shame. I don’t know what they do. I don’t know why the Canadian taxpayer is paying for that agency. I’m not sure who they’re protecting.” “When we look at what the CTA has done here, it demonstrates that there is no genuine willingness to enforce passenger rights,” said Gabor Lukacs, the president of Air Passenger Rights – an advocacy group that informs consumers of their rights when travelling. Under the APPR, the maximum fine Air Canada could have received for not seating a young child with a parent or caregiver is $25,000. ‘No infraction’ says CTAIn an email to CTV News, the CTA says, “The evidence collected throughout the investigation revealed that after boarding, the infant was seated with her family for flight AC1659 on January 3, 2025, and no infraction to the regulations was found.” It’s a response that has left the McLachlan family fuming. They contend the only reason Molly ended up seated with her parents is because her mother, father and other passengers worked together to fix Air Canada’s mistake, the airline never intervened to help solve the problem. “The alternative would be for me to put my 18-month-old daughter in a seat by herself,” said McLachlan, who added that, “I can’t imagine that there could be something more egregious than putting a child in a seat six rows up from her parent?” “If you drive through a red light, hit a car and flee the scene, and someone else helps the injured person, you’re still guilty, you should still be charged. So in this case, Air Canada clearly should have been fined for breaking the APPR,” said Lukacs. The passenger advocate went on to add that the CTA’s decision not to fine Air Canada, is part of a larger systemic issue within the CTA, where the federal agency has repeatedly shown that they have no interest in enforcing Air Passenger Protection Regulations. “This simply proves what I’ve been saying for the last eight-plus years, that we don’t have meaningful enforcement in Canada. We have a lapdog instead of a watchdog.” In an email to CTV News, an Air Canada spokesperson in-part said they “respect the CTA’s decision and their appreciation that we do have policies in place to ensure parents and young children are seated together.” The airline added that it has “since taken measures to reinforce compliance through improved seat assignment technology and additional coaching to ensure the policy is followed consistently in the future.” Air Canada did eventually offer the family vouchers for future travel. The McLachlans say they declined the vouchers. “I’m not looking for money, I’m not looking for a free ride, that’s not what the intention of this was. You (Air Canada) did something wrong. Own up to it.” adds McLachlan.
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Death on College Ave deemed homicide, Regina police investigating |
Date: Oct 15, 2025 Posted By: New Room
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The Regina Police Service says it’s investigating a homicide after a body was discovered on College Avenue earlier this week. Officers were dispatched to a call for service on the 100 block of College Avenue at around 4:30 a.m. on Oct. 13. Those at the scene found the body of a man in the area. Officers secured the scene and called in personnel from the service’s major crimes and forensic identification units. Anyone in the Al Richie area, ranging from 15th to 17th Avenue and between Winnipeg and Harvey Street, is asked to reach out to investigators if they have video surveillance between the hours of 4 a.m. and 5 a.m. on Oct. 13. Any other information can be directed to RPS or submitted anonymously through Regina Crime Stoppers.
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VIP CLUB NEWS FEED: A Message from the Owner of 97.9 The Cowboy |
Date: Jun 13, 2025 Posted By: VIP Club
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What an incredible ride the Ultimate Country Thunder Saskatchewan Experience contest has been! On behalf of the entire team here at 97.9 The Cowboy, I want to extend a heartfelt THANK YOU to every single one of you who entered, tuned in, and helped make this contest such a success.
We are thrilled to announce our two amazing winners:
Paisley Greenwood – June 6 Draw
David Ordonez – June 13 Draw
Both winners claimed their prize in time and are now heading to Country Thunder 2025 with FOUR weekend general admission passes to experience the biggest names in country music live on stage!
This contest wouldn’t have been possible without our incredible sponsors:
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To everyone who joined the fun - THANK YOU for being part of our EVO Radio VIP Club family. Weve got more exciting giveaways and surprises coming your way, so stay tuned, stay country, and keep it locked on 97.9 The Cowboy!
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VIP CLUB NEWS FEED: Ultimate Country Thunder Saskatchewan Experience |
Date: Jun 13, 2025 Posted By: VIP Club
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A huge congratulations to David Ordonez — our official winner of the Ultimate Country Thunder Saskatchewan Experience from 97.9 The Cowboy!
David claimed her prize just in time and is now headed to Country Thunder 2025 with FOUR weekend general admission passes to see the biggest names in country music — including Jason Aldean, Def Leppard, Bailey Zimmerman, Kip Moore, Sara Evans, and more!
This unforgettable giveaway was made possible thanks to our incredible sponsors: Durango Boots
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Way to go, David — we’ll see you at the show!
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VIP CLUB NEWS FEED: CONTEST WINNER: COUNTRY THUNDER SASKATCHEWAN 2025 |
Date: Jun 13, 2025 Posted By: VIP Club
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Congratulations David Ordonez On Winning COUNTRY THUNDER SASKATCHEWAN 2025 Contest!!
Make sure to claim your prize before it expires!!!
CONTEST PRIZE EXPIRE DATE: June 13, 2025 at 1:07pm CST
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EVO RADIO SUPPORT NEWS FEED: Broadcast Network Update Completed Successfully! |
Date: Dec 14, 2024 Posted By: EVO Radio Support Center |
🎉 Update Completed Successfully! 🎉 We are thrilled to announce that our scheduled network update has been completed without any issues! 🚀 All our broadcast stations, streams, and websites are now fully operational and running better than ever. What’s New?Here’s what you can expect from this update: ✅ Improved Audio Player – No more interruptions or cutting off! Enjoy seamless streaming on our websites. ✅ Enhanced Stream Stability – Our radio streams are now more reliable than ever. ✅ Upgraded Security & Quality – Improved protection and enhanced broadcast quality for an unmatched listening experience. Fully Operational Services:🎵 Stations: 🌐 Websites: Experiencing Issues?While everything is running smoothly on our end, we’re here to help if you encounter any issues. If you’re having trouble with our broadcasts or websites, please report the issue to us immediately so we can address it. 📧 Contact Us: If you have having any issues please reach out to us on our websites! Thank you for your patience and understanding during this process. We’re committed to providing you with the best listening experience possible and appreciate your support! 🎧 Happy Listening! The EVO Radio & EVO Media Corporation Team
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EVO RADIO SUPPORT NEWS FEED: Important Update: Broadcast Network Maintenance on December 14, 2024, at 2 AM CST |
Date: Dec 13, 2024 Posted By: EVO Radio Support Center |
We’re committed to providing our audience with a listening experience like no other! To maintain this standard, we’re excited to announce a major update to our Broadcast Network. What’s New?This update will bring: - A Better Audio Player: Improved performance on our websites to resolve issues with streams cutting off.
- Enhanced Session Operations: Ensuring error-free radio streams.
- Upgraded Security & Quality: Improved protection and overall broadcast quality.
Downtime Details: - Expected Downtime: 1 hour (we’ve allocated up to 4 hours for any unforeseen circumstances).
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Commitment to Excellence: During the downtime, our team will work diligently to complete the update and monitor the network to ensure peak performance. We’re committed to enhancing your listening experience to the highest standards. Stay Updated: Follow us on Facebook or check our websites for real-time updates: We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your understanding as we work to improve our services. Thank you for your continued support, The EVO Radio & EVO Media Corporation Team
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JAMES WESLEY THANK A FARMER 12:09 PM |
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LADY A FIRE 12:06 PM |
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BRIAN KELLEY KISS MY BOOTS 12:02 PM |
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