The Evan Bray Show - Jana Pruden - June 20th, 2025

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Back in March, Regina Police Service Sergeant Robert Semenchuck was found to be using the police database for "personal gains," targeting vulnerable and marginalized women. He was suspended with pay. Jana Pruden, Globe & Mail feature writer, podcaster and crime reporter, broke this story, exclusively speaking with Saskatchewan women who were allegedly victimized by Semenchuk. She joins Evan now to discuss what she found through her investigative reporting.
20 Jun 2025 10AM English Canada News Commentary

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