Over the years, John Gormley and Saskatchewan’s current Premier have had many good conversations. Scott Moe, joins Gormley in a final farewell. Gormley

Gormley is joined in the studio by a representative of Rawlco Radio to present a special gift in honour of his remarkable 25 years on air and community contributions. Gormley

What time is it? It’s Eatin’ Time! with Belton Johnson - powered by the Saskatchewan Cattlemen’s Association! Grillmaster Belton Johnson joins Gormley with his recipe for TACO PASTA SHELLS. Gormley

Over the years, a number of producers have worked alongside Gormley to make John Gormley Live magic happen. Gormley is joined by his longest-serving producer and friend, Tyler McMurchy, to commemorate his final show. and more Open Lines Gormley

Joining John Gormley to say a fond farewell and honour his work on-air for the past 25 years is former Saskatchewan Premier, Brad Wall. Then, the final ultimate open lines session begins! Gormley

John Gormley bids farewell in his final show. Gormley

A Saskatchewan Christmas movie is coming to your screens! A Cowboy Christmas is available in the United States this Christmas and in Canada next holiday season. Jessica Watch is one of the people behind the latest holiday film and joins Gormley to talk about the making of A Cowboy Christmas. Gormley

In 1957, a small Saskatchewan farming community became the stage for a face-to-face political showdown betwen the province’s premier, T.C. Douglas, and federal Liberal candidate, Ross Thatcher. A new book by Malcolm Boucholtz tells the tale of the two men’s history, rises to power and the events that culminated in the Great Debate of 1957. Boucholtz joins Gormley to talk about the book, which just launched in Regina. Gormley

A temporary ceasefire between Israel and Gaza is being negotiated, with prisoners and hostages being released from both sides over several days. Carleton University’s Elliot Tepper joins Gormley to discuss this move and what it means in the broader context of the war. Gormley

Saskatoon’s city council got a little out of hand on Wednesday when residents and city councillors alike gathered to heatedly discuss a new complex needs shelter to be located on Idylwyld Drive. 650 CKOM senior reporter, Lara Fominoff, describes yesterday’s scene at City Hall for Gormley. + The LAST Bugs Day…the hour of rage! Gormley

The Government of Saskatchewan is making it known that it does not approve of the federal government’s clean electricity regulations, calling them “unaffordable, unconstitutional and unattainable” in a Monday news release. Minister of Crown Investments Corporations for the province, Dustin Duncan, joins Gormley. Gormley

Canadian public administration and regional economic development scholar, Donald Savoie, joins Gormley from New Brunswick to talk about his one of his latest works, Canada: Beyond Grudges, Grievances and Disunity, published earlier this year. Gormley

It’s time for Saskatchewan’s Smartest Radio Listener! It's your chance for fame, and acclaim and to prove just how smart you are. Not only do you get bragging rights, but you’ll also win a $50 gift card to Delta Hotels by Marriott Bessborough and Delta Downtown and an exclusive Smartest Radio Listener t-shirt thanks to Little Town Apparel. Available ONLY to Saskatchewan Smartest Radio Listener winners. + John talks about other news stories and keeps the lines open to you Gormley

Ottawa is facing calls for a Global Affairs department that collects intelligence on other countries to be relegated and accountable in the same way as other national security agencies in Canada. Intelligence experts like Stephanie Carvin, a former national security specialist now at Carlton University, say the current rules are vague. She joins Gormley to discuss why this oversight is needed. + more stories and more from you! Gormley

Hour of the Big Stories…open lines Gormley

Canada’s fall economic statement has been presented by Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland. It puts Canada’s projected deficit at $40 billion and notes a number of cost-free policy and legislative pledges, while also touching on hot issues like housing, grocery prices and climate action. Conservative Fiance Critic, Jasraj Singh Hallan, joins Gormley to discuss the statement. Gormley

Agribition brings some unique entertainment to Regina each and every year. Tonight, the city welcomes a freestyle bullfighting exhibition as part of Agribition at the Brandt Centre. This ultimate showdown pits man against fierce Spanish fighting bulls -- but don’t worry, no bulls will be harmed in the course of this athletic showdown. Gormley

Joining Gormley at Agribition, Saskatchewan’s Chief Firearms Officer, Robert Freberg, sits down to chat about guns and what’s catching his eye at the show. Gormley

The issue of Bill C-234 is still before the Canadian Senate and premiers in Ontario, Saskatchewan and Alberta are urging for the bill to be passed. Premier Danielle Smith has voiced concerns that the delay is intentional, as the bill has been before the senate since March. Senator Brent Cotter joins Gormley to give an update on the situation. Gormley

John is joined by one of Saskatchewan’s favourite (and most-viral) farmers, Quick Dick McDick, to talk about farming, Agribition survival tips, and what else is exciting at the show this year. + More news stories and visitors Gormley

Hour of the Big Stories…open lines Gormley

John is live from the 52nd Canadian Western Agribition in Regina -- find him at the Saskatchewan Cattlemen's Association’s booth! He’s joined by Shaun Kindopp, Canadian Western Agribition CEO, to discuss this year’s show. Gormley

There are more than 4,000 charities and non-profits active around Saskatchewan, and we're featuring some of the great people doing great work in this province during our segment called "The Best of Saskatchewan." In this week's feature, we'll check in with The St. Paul’s Hospital Foundation. Gormley

Hundreds of stories of abuse have come out in recent years, thanks to the bravery of Canadian athletes. Kim Shore says that the past 18 months have shown how people are unwilling to accept sports in their toxic state and are working to prevent the maltreatment of future athletes. She joins Gormley to share the call to action to understand these stories as not just sports-isolated, but issues of child abuse and infringing on human rights. Gormley

A former provincial government worker in Saskatchewan has written a book detailing the frustrations of red tape reduction. Joe Carson spent nine years as the executive director for regulatory modernization. His realization was that red tape reduction will never happen if left to any level of government. He stepped away to pen his thoughts with a straightforward, understandable and workable approach to address what he calls the “horrendous inefficiency in the administration of government” and joins Gormley to talk about it. Gormley

Hour of the Big Stories…open lines Gormley

A Saskatchewan Party MLA, Ryan Domotor, was dismissed from government caucus by the premier on Friday. The MLA is facing criminal charges relating to paying for sex. The decision was revealed to the media through an email from Premier Scott Moe’s office. While few details are available, criminal lawyer Brian Pfefferle joins Gormley to discuss the situation. Gormley

One week before John Gormley’s final show, he is joined by Gary Poier, author of the new book Make Retiring Easy: How to Create the Best Retirement Life for Your Clients. Gormley chats with Poier for tips on how to make the most of that big ‘r’ word -- retirement -- by discussing how to use your time and where to find purpose in this new season of life. Gormley

John covers a variety of stories in the news Gormley

What time is it? It’s Eatin’ Time! with Belton Johnson - powered by the Saskatchewan Cattlemen’s Association! Grillmaster Belton Johnson joins Gormley with his recipe for CROCKPOT BEEF RAMEN Gormley

It’s more of our Ultimate open lines session Gormley

It’s our Ultimate open lines session Gormley

Yesterday marked the beginning of the end of an era. The sixth and final season of Netflix’s The Crown has now been released. Gormley is joined by movie critic, Amber Dowling, to discuss what the season will hold and its significance. Gormley

On Thursday, the Government of Saskatchewan released legislation to remove Ottawa’s carbon tax from SaskEnergy bills starting on Jan. 1, 2024. Minister Dustin duncan for Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan joins Gormley to talk about the move. Gormley

A Saskatoon-based innovator is working to help farmers become more efficient with a new digital tool. The SWAT MAPS project has received funding through the Canadian Agri-Food Automation and Intelligence Network (CAAIN). Cory Willness, CEO of Croptimistic Technology Inc. joins Gormley to discuss his deep connection to Saskatchewan land and how his SWAT MAPS project can integrate a suite of soil properties for farmers. Gormley

With the province adding a financial literacy requirement for high school students, it prompts remembrance of all the things we didn’t know as we departed from secondary school for university, college, travel, work or life in general. We turn to listeners to hear what they wish they could have been taught in high school before entering adult life. Gormley

Diagnosed with obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), Corey Hirsch struggled throughout his NHL career until finding out why. Now, he advocates for the importance of mental health and will be in Humboldt, Sask. on Monday, Nov. 20 as a guest speaker during the M.E. Day Wellness Expo. He joins Gormley to share his journey and empower listeners to pursue their own optimal mental health. Gormley

A Regina nurse has been undergoing a hearing for what she alleges was exercising her Charter right to the freedoms of expression, association and peaceful assembly. Leah McInnes, attended a national rally against mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations in September 2021 and had a complaint filed against her by another nurse as a result of her public opposition to government mandatory vaccine policies. One of her legal representatives joins Gormley to lay out the case facing McInnes. Gormley

Bugs Day…the hour of rage! What is bugging you this week? Gormley

Controversy erupted around a Regina motel reportedly tied to a Saskatchewan Party MLA on Wednesday. According to Sask NDP ethics and democracy critic, Meara Conway, the Sunrise Motel is alleged to have inflated the rates of its motel stays for Ministry of Social Services recipients. The province, however, attributed the price discrepancy to damage deposit costs and clarified that the MLA in question does not work at or manage the motel. 980 CJME senior reporter, Lisa Schick, has been following the story. Gormley

With Remembrance Day over the past weekend, it’s the time of year to remember veterans and the care they deserve. An associate professor at the University of Saskatchewan is working on that in their research. Dr. Linzi Williamson is studying service dogs and joins Gormley to talk about the benefits they bring to veterans. Gormley

It’s time for Saskatchewan’s Smartest Radio Listener! It's your chance for fame, and acclaim and to prove just how smart you are. Not only do you get bragging rights, but you’ll also win a $50 gift card to Delta Hotels by Marriott Bessborough and Delta Downtown and an exclusive Smartest Radio Listener t-shirt thanks to Little Town Apparel. Available ONLY to Saskatchewan Smartest Radio Listener winners. Call in to win at 1-877-332-8255! Gormley

A number of officer assaults across Canada and in Saskatchewan as of late have raised concerns about the safety of police while in the line of duty. Speaking with Gormley, Saskatchewan RCMP commanding officer, Rhonda Blackmore, raises the concern that assaults on police officers are up by 29 per cent over the past five years. Gormley

Hour of the Big Stories…open lines Gormley

A new action plan from the Saskatchewan Health Authority shows hospitals in Saskatoon are so overrun, hallway medicine practices are violating fire codes. SHA CEO, Andrew Will, joins Gormley to discuss the outcome of the report and what action is needed to improve patient care and safety. Gormley

Legendary Saskatchewan columnist and Roughriders historian, Rob Vanstone, has a new book on physical and virtual shelves this month. Brave Face: Wild Tales of Hockey Goaltenders in the Era Before Masks takes a look at elite hockey goalies and the physical punishments they endured -- and the scars that remain -- as facemasks became standard equipment and evolved with the sport. He joins Gormley to chat about this latest release. Gormley

At the end of October, the Saskatchewan government announced it is establishing a physician assistant training program in the province. While physician assistants are not independent practitioners, they are extenders and work with a degree of autonomy that allows for them to offer a broad range of medical services in Canada. Todd Bryant with the Canadian Association of Physician Assistants in Saskatchewan joins Gormley to discuss what this means for the province’s physician shortage. Gormley

Do you feel pressured to make social media posts about the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas? Rachel Greenspan, a writer and social media strategist from New York, is a Jewish woman who says she isn’t expecting her friends to make social media posts about the conflict. She joins Gormley to discuss the pressure that is out there to be vocal on social media, especially when it comes to tragic situations. Gormley

Hour of the Big Stories…open lines Gormley

More than a month after Israel declares war on Gaza and Hamas, Israel has is now allowing for humanitarian pauses in fighting each day. Tamar Yonah is a radio host in Israel and joins Gormley to share what is happening around her. Gormley

There are more than 4,000 charities and non-profits active around Saskatchewan, and we're featuring some of the great people doing great work in this province during our segment called "The Best of Saskatchewan." In this week's feature, we'll check in with Crocus Cooperative. Gormley

As pedestrian deaths and injuries are on the rise in the United States, some states are considering banning vehicles from turning right during red lights. Gormley goes to listeners to hear what they have to say on the controversial topic. Should we continue to allow right turns for vehicles at red lights? Gormley

A number of officer assaults across Canada and in Saskatchewan as of late have raised concerns about the safety of police while in the line of duty. Commissioner Thomas Carrique with the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police joins Gormley to discuss the latest statistics and concerns for officers in the province and across the country. + Some more open lines Gormley

Hour of the Big Stories…Open Lines! Gormley

As the war between Israel and Gaza enters its sixth week, anti-Semitic behavior continues across Canada. Concern by organizations like B’nai Brith grows with this activity, particularly in Ontario. Tom Korski sits down with Gormley to discuss what’s happening on the streets and in parliament as this violence against Jews is ongoing. Gormley

This Remembrance week, a new author who used to call Regina home is preparing to release a book detailing her own family’s incredible war connection, romance and history. Romie Christie joins Gormley to share about her book and why she felt her family’s story needed to be told. Gormley

11:00 – For the first time, Hospitality Saskatchewan hosted a summit on human trafficking, focused on highlighting the issue’s prevalence in the hospitality industry in Saskatchewan and across the country. Julia Drydyk spoke at the event yesterday, painting the picture of human trafficking in today’s society at places like hotels. She joins Gormley to share that information with our listeners. Gormley

Saskatoon’s police chief, Troy Cooper, stops by to give Gormley the monthly update on crime and policing in the city. + More Open Lines Gormley

Bugs Day…the hour of rage! What is bugging you this week? Gormley

After announcing that he’s stepping away from the show at the end of the month, John Gormley names the NEW voice of Saskatchewan to join the airwaves in his stead. Then, Gormley is joined by Globe and Mail journalist, Bill Curry, to discuss the emerging scandal surrounding the federal Liberal government and the ArriveCAN app. Gormley

As we prepare for Remembrance Day long weekend and the annual reminder to remember the sacrifices of war made for the freedom of Canadians, a foremost Canadian historian joins Gormley. Dr. Andrew Burtch, post-1945 historian with the Canadian War Museum and Department of History adjunct research professor at Carlton University, stops by to remind listeners why November 11 is such a significant day. Gormley

It’s time for Saskatchewan’s Smartest Radio Listener! It's your chance for fame, and acclaim and to prove just how smart you are. Not only do you get bragging rights, but you’ll also win a $50 gift card to Delta Hotels by Marriott Bessborough and Delta Downtown and an exclusive Smartest Radio Listener t-shirt thanks to Little Town Apparel. Available ONLY to Saskatchewan Smartest Radio Listener winners. + More news stories and open lines Gormley

Research into multiple sclerosis in the province is getting a big boost with a $750,000 donation from the Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation. Joining Gormley to talk MS and this major donation is the University of Saskatchewan’s Dr. Michael Levin. Gormley

Hour of the Big Stories…open lines! Gormley

John has a big announcement to share with everyone! Gormley

New and improved batteries are needed to meet the rising global demand for electric vehicles. Using the readily-available material, sulfur, researcher Justin Kim is studying all-solid-state lithium sulfur batteries that can store nearly 10 times the amount of energy as a traditional battery. Kim joins Gormley to further discuss his research and a future where these rechargeable batteries might find use in aircraft. Gormley

Gormley talks about a growing group of people who like to hang out on cafe's and coffee shops all day and not buy anything. Gormley

As Alberta discusses departing from the Canadian Pension Plan program, Saskatchewan watches on with interest. Edmonton Sun columnist, Lorne Gunter, joins Gormley to explain the political and economic overlay of such a decision and what the result could be. Gormley

Gormley takes your calls on the big stories of the day! Gormley

On Monday afternoon, Pierre Polievre’s motion to expand the carbon price pause was voted down. The temporary, three-year pause is in place for home heating oil for Atlantic provinces, but excludes other forms of home heating and other parts of the country. Dan McTeague, president of Canadians for Affordable Energy, joins Gormley to discuss the outcome of the vote. Gormley

There are more than 4,000 charities and non-profits active around Saskatchewan, and we're featuring some of the great people doing great work in this province during our segment called "The Best of Saskatchewan." In this week's feature, we'll check in with River Valley Resistance Retreat. Gormley

WITH GUEST HOST TAYLOR MACPHERSON As Saskatchewan stands firm in its resolve to not collect the carbon tax should Prime Minister Justin Trudeau not extend his home heating exemption to provinces in Canada beyond the Atlantic, Taylor MacPherson checks in with Blacklock’s Reporter managing editor about the carbon tax situation in Ottawa and other recent notable pieces from the news outlet. Gormley

With the overwhelming amount of information that is tossed around on social media in the midst of tragedy, it can be challenging to sort out what is true and what is not. Julianna Kirschner with the Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism at the University of Southern California joins Taylor MacPherson to discuss the challenges that arise when navigating social media during times of war. Gormley

WITH GUEST HOST TAYLOR MACPHERSON As war continues to rage between Israel and Gaza, a Canadian organization is pushing for provinces to make a curriculum change. B’nai Brith Canada is encouraging provinces to add Holocaust education as a mandatory subject in schools. Marvin Rotrand with B’nai Brith joins Taylor MacPherson to share why this is an important part of history for students to learn. Gormley

WITH GUEST HOST TAYLOR MACPHERSON Saskatchewan continues to struggle with homelessness and crime as a result of complex factors like addiction. Benjamin Perrin, law professor, joins Taylor MacPherson to discuss how this connects to Canada’s prisons and what can be done to help people stay out of the system. Gormley

WITH GUEST HOST TAYLOR MACPHERSON Hour of the Big Stories…Open Lines! Gormley

WITH GUEST HOST TAYLOR MACPHERSON It isn’t often that Saskatchewan’s government and the Official Opposition agree, but over the issue of Justin Trudeau granting a carbon tax exemption to Canada’s Atlantic provinces and refusing to do the same for natural gas in Western provinces, the Saskatchewan Party and Saskatchewan NDP are standing together. Sask. NDP leader, Carla Beck, joins Taylor MacPherson to share why this issue is an important one for the province. Gormley

In one week, W5 will commemorate the 50th anniversary of The Kenora Bomber with a special episode. Author Joe Ralko wrote about the topic in his book, The Devil’s Gap. He joins Gormley to discuss why Canadians should remember the country’s first suicide bomber. Gormley

Wondering what wine might pair best with Belton Johnson’s most recent mouth-watering recipe? Master winemaker Howard Soon joins Gormley to talk wine trends and share the details of the Meewasin Rotary Club’s upcoming fundraiser. + some extra Open Lines Gormley

What time is it? It’s Eatin’ Time! with Belton Johnson - powered by the Saskatchewan Cattlemen’s Association! Grillmaster Belton Johnson joins Gormley with his recipe for oxtail stew Gormley

The second hour of the Ultimate Open Lines Gormley

The first hour of the Ultimate Open Lines Gormley

Saskatchewan’s premier has put out a strong call to the federal government, asking for the same carbon tax exemption on natural gas for Western provinces that has been offered to Atlantic Canadians using heating oil. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says no such further exemptions will be made. Saskatchewan’s Minister of Justice joins Gormley to discuss what position Saskatchewan will be taking on this matter, if and when the province is challenged. + Our Heroes and Zeros Segment Gormley

Not every member of the LGBTQ+ community disagrees with Saskatchewan’s new pronoun law. Jack Decker, founder of Northern Lights Alliance, joins Gormley to share his perspective as a gay man who thinks Saskatchewan’s government did the right thing by protecting the rights of parents. Gormley

About four per cent of Canadians have fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD), which is more than Autism, Cerebral Palsy and Down Syndrome combined. The Canada FASD Conference is being held in Saskatoon this year, working to bring people from across the country together to network and educate about a lifelong disability that is underrecognized and under supported. Canada FASD Research Network executive director, Audrey McFarlane, who is also presenting at the conference, joins Gormley to share more about combining lived experiences with research and progress for people living with FASD. + Mark Carney says he hasn’t ruled out Liberal leadership run. What are your thoughts? Gormley

Earlier this month, a cardiology clinic in Moose Jaw decided to privatize, opting out of the publicly-funded health-care model. It was a decision Dr. Jeff Wilkinson made for his clinic after much thought. He joins Gormley to delve into his decision to privatize, what it means for his clinic and why he feels the decision was an important one to make. + Some Open Lines Gormley

Bugs Day…the hour of rage! What is bugging you this week? Gormley

Saskatchewan’s premier says Sask Energy will not collect carbon tax from residents of the province next year if Prime Minister Justin Trudeau does not expand the exemption on the tax for heating oil in Atlantic provinces to natural gas for Western provinces. Trudeau says his government will not offer any further exemptions. Law professor, Gerard Kennedy, joins Gormley to discuss the legal ramifications of Moe’s call. Gormley

In an annual tradition, Gormley gets his flu shot live on the air! And, for the first time, Gormley will get TWO shots at the same time, with the second being his updated COVID vaccination. Dr. Rotimi Kolawole and Nurse Melonye Hynd from the Saskatchewan Health Authority stop by for John to get his jab on! Gormley

John talks about a story from the Canora Junior Elementary School and the battle between Halloween vs Harvest Day. Gormley

It’s time for Saskatchewan’s Smartest Radio Listener! It's your chance for fame, and acclaim and to prove just how smart you are. Not only do you get bragging rights, but you’ll also win a $50 gift card to Delta Hotels by Marriott Bessborough and Delta Downtown and an exclusive Smartest Radio Listener t-shirt thanks to Little Town Apparel. Available ONLY to Saskatchewan Smartest Radio Listener winners. Gormley

Brian Zinchuk, editor/owner of PipelineOnline, is here to discuss the latest oil and gas news in the province. Today, Zinchuk discusses the recent Supreme Court of Canada ruling on the “No More Pipelines Bill” with Gormley. + More Open Lines Gormley

Trudeau says no further exemptions are coming for carbon tax when it comes to home heating oil or natural gas -- despite Saskatchewan’s Premier, Scott Moe, calling for the same exemption to be made to parts of Canada in addition to the Atlantic provinces. Tom Korksi, managing editor of Blacklock’s Reporter, joins Gormley to discuss. + A session of Open Lines Gormley

Saskatoon’s green cart program rolled out in the early months of 2023 and officially began in May. However, the plan to build a facility to process that compost waste has never been built, since the Rural Municipality of Corman Park decided to vote against having Green Prairie Environmental build on its existing landfill site in the area. The company has remained largely silent about the matter, until recently when the City of Saskatoon announced GPE was in default of their contract. Now, president Richard Weldon joins Gormley to explain the situation the company is facing as Saskatoon and Regina continue to battle with their respective green cart programs. Gormley

Researchers at Western University have partnered with the Canadian Light Source to further study cheaper and more stable fuel cells. These can be made by combining metals and seem to be a promising source of green energy. Ali Feizabadi joins Gormley to discuss this encouraging research and the impact it could have. Have a great Halloween everyone! Gormley

John gets Spooky by talking about the current rate of mortgages and then... Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour movie has had a unique effect on movie theatres across the country, drawing thousands to the big screen to experience the very concert they weren’t able to see in person -- or, for a lucky few, to relive the experience they had attending the Eras Tour earlier this year. Swift herself has encouraged fans to dress up, trade friendship bracelets, take selfies and sing along in the theatres, treating the film like the concert itself. Gormley takes it to the listeners -- is this behaviour appropriate in this context? Or should etiquette in a movie theatre be unwavering to respect everyone’s viewing pleasure? Gormley

As a Saskatchewan mother and former union employee, Tonie Wells was frustrated to see unions rally earlier this month in front of the Saskatchewan Legislature over what is now Saskatchewan’s pronoun law. She joins Gormley to talk about union dues diversion as a means of discouraging unions from using employee union fees for these purposes. + some more Open Lines Gormley

The Hour of the Big Stories…open lines Gormley

In response to the Prime Minister's announcement last week, Leader of the federal Conservative Party, Pierre Poilievre, joins Gormley to review Trudeau’s carbon tax pause for Atlantic Canada. Gormley

Last week, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a pause on carbon tax for home oil heating for Atlantic Canadians. The announcement, however, has left many others behind and still struggling to make ends meet with high carbon tax costs. In response to Trudeau’s announcement for Atlantic Canada on Friday, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is now calling for Trudeau to offer the same carbon tax pause on natural gas for western provinces and says Saskatchewan’s energy company will stop collecting the carbon tax if Ottawa does not offer a break. Moe joins Gormley to delve into that move, which has received unanimous support in the provincial legislature. Gormley

There are more than 4,000 charities and non-profits active around Saskatchewan, and we're featuring some of the great people doing great work in this province during our segment called "The Best of Saskatchewan." In this week's feature, we'll check in with the Saskatoon Police Service Foundation. Gormley

John touches on a bunch of stories in the news...the potential Teachers Strike, the passing of Actor Matthew Perry, Israel vs Hamas, developments from the CBC Story on Buffy Sainte-Marie and more. Gormley

A new book on store shelves gives readers an in-depth look at more than two dozen aggressive land surrenders perpetrated by the Laurier Liberal government over a 15-year span. Cheated co-authors, Bill Waiser and Jennifer Hansen, join Gormley ahead of their November 4th book launch. Gormley

Misinformation has invaded and poses a threat to every aspect of life for Canadians. Professor Timothy Caulfield, misinformation expert, is speaking on the topic today at the University of Saskatchewan. He chats with Gormley ahead of his lecture. Gormley

Hour of the Big Stories…open lines Gormley

Hour of the Big Stories…open lines Gormley

On Friday, the Saskatchewan Teachers Federation revealed the results of the teachers sanctions vote - 95 per cent of voting teachers voted in favour of proceeding with sanctions while negotiating their terms of employment with the government. STF president, Samantha Becotte, joins Gormley to discuss the results of the vote and what’s next for teachers. Gormley

New technology and talent at the Global Institute for Food Security at the University of Saskatchewan has made the GIFS lab the first lab in Western Canada to offer certain genomics analyses services. It means researchers in agriculture and other areas can work more quickly and cost effectively. CEO Steve Webb joins Gormley to share more about how this will accelerate research, development and commercialization within agrifood and impact consumers. Gormley

What time is it? It’s Eatin’ Time! with Belton Johnson - powered by the Saskatchewan Cattlemen’s Association! Grillmaster Belton Johnson joins Gormley with his recipe for Dijon Herb Smoked Prime Rib Roast. Then YouTube sensation Quick Dick McDick joins Gormley to give his thoughts on Justin Trundeau's newfound love of heat pumps. Gormley

This week's last go of wide open phones continues! Gormley

Week's hottest shows, today's headlines and your calls! Gormley

Today, the Saskatchewan Teachers Federation is announcing the results of its vote deciding whether teachers will go on strike or employ sanctions in an effort to put pressure on the provincial government for better working conditions. Saskatoon employment lawyer, Steven Seiferling, joins Gormley to discuss how the vote works, why unions use these votes to decide on action, how sanctions might be implemented and what opportunities are available to school boards and the government should sanctions or a strike take effect. Gormley

Bill C-234, An Act to Amend the Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act, remains before the Canadian senate. The act was created to help alleviate substantial concerns about carbon pricing for farmers by easing some finanical burden. Earlier this week, MP John Barlow joined Gormley. Now, Senator Brent Cotter provides Gormley with a different perspective on the bill. Gormley

Saskatchewan’s Fort Battleford is facing struggles with reconciliation, a shrinking volunteer base and staffing problems. Park attendance at the National historic site is also reportedly on the decline. Journalist Miguel Fenrich joins Gormley to share what he’s uncovered about the issues facing the park, the movement growing in the Battlefords to save it and what that could mean for other national parks in Canada. Gormley

Gormley takes your calls on this week's installment of Bugs Day! Gormley

Regina’s Acting Police Chief, Dean Rae, stops by to give Gormley the monthly update on crime and policing in the city. Gormley

After 650 CKOM and 980 CJME reported on Wednesday that a Regina woman has been waiting almost half a year to find out if she has cancer. The Saskatchewan Health Authority said in a statement that the backlogs still stem from the COVID-19 pandemic. Gormley sits down with health minister Everett Hindley to ask why people are waiting so long to learn about such a deadly disease and to check in about Wednesday’s start to the fall session of the Saskatchewan Legislature. Gormley

A new approach to making inexpensive batteries that hold a big charge and can recharge quickly could mean big improvements for the cells used in electric vehicles, power tools, phones and more. Researcher Jeremy Dawkins from McGill University joins Gormley to share more about his studies and what this can mean for powering our future. Gormley

John goes back and talks about the interview from earlier with Blake Tait and Fran Forsberg Gormley

It’s time for Saskatchewan’s Smartest Radio Listener! It's your chance for fame, and acclaim and to prove just how smart you are. Not only do you get bragging rights, but you’ll also win a $50 gift card to Delta Hotels by Marriott Bessborough and Delta Downtown and an exclusive Smartest Radio Listener t-shirt thanks to Little Town Apparel. Available ONLY to Saskatchewan Smartest Radio Listener winners. Gormley

We haven’t heard the last of contention around Saskatchewan’s pronoun policy. Blake Tait and Fran Forsberg are organizing a counter-protest in Saskatoon against the previously held 1 Million March 4 Children on the issue. They join Gormley to share their stance on the issue and speak with callers. Gormley

Hour of the Big Stories…open lines Gormley

Last week, the Saskatchewan government passed Bill 137, dubbed the “Parents’ Bill of Rights.” Today, the fall session of the Saskatchewan Legislature begins with the Speech from the Throne. Saskatchewan NDP leader Carla Beck joins Gormley to discuss these major developments and what it means for Saskatchewan heading into the newest session. Gormley

Royal Canadian Mountain Police and North West Mounted Police graves have been moved to a new location in the Battleford cemetery. Some graves date back to the late 1890s and ground penetrating radar has been used to locate and mark unknown graves in the town. Tom McCullagh with the RCMP joins Gormley to share how this will carry the legacy of the police body into the future. + Your feedback on the stories we brought to you today Gormley

In the wake of Israel’s declaration of war on Hamas, some students have taken more outspoken positions on which side of the war they support. Some students from Harvard University who professed support from Hamas have faced criticism and consequences as a result of this. Writer Paul de Quenoy asserts in a recent article that this will deservedly erode Harvard’s stature and joins Gormley to discuss. John then turns it to you to get your thoughts on cancel culture. He also talks about an article in the Globe & Mail talking about "The four behavioral defaults that hinder our decisions" Gormley

John talks about the potential of a teachers strike. He also asks, what is "spamouflage"? The Canadian government has said it has detected a China-linked campaign that involved bots posting disinformation and propaganda as comments on the social media feeds of members of parliament, including the Justin Trudeau, Pierre Poilievre and more Gormley

A unique pest infestation is driving a Saskatchewan family batty. While Rachelle Swan’s neighbors are decorating their homes with fake bats ahead of Halloween, Swan would like to see her own real ones leave. She joins Gormley to discuss their scary situation. Joining Gormley to speak to the difficulties the Swan family is dealing with, Shawn Sherwood with Poulin’s Pest Control has tips and explanations for the bats in that Spiritwood attic. Gormley

Hour of the Big Stories…open lines Gormley

With substantial concerns about carbon pricing for farmers, Bill C234 is currently being considered by committee in the Senate. An Act to Amend the Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act would ease some financial burdens on farmers across the country. MP John Barlow with the AGRIStanding Committee on Agriculture and Agri-Food joins Gormley to discuss the bill. + John talks about The Riders and HC Craig Dickenson being fired Gormley

There are more than 4,000 charities and non-profits active around Saskatchewan, and we're featuring some of the great people doing great work in this province during our segment called "The Best of Saskatchewan." In this week's feature, we'll check in with the Battlefords Humane Society. Gormley

From former House of Commons member and author, Ken Dryden is releasing his newest book, The Class. The memoir details his time in a special class for select gifted students. Ken Dryden joins Gormley to discuss his latest work hitting bookstore shelves. Later, Gormley brings a question to listeners to share their own memories of a special class they were a part of in their primary school years. + Breaking News: Riders HC Craig Dickenson has been fired Gormley

John talks about latest developments in the Israel/Hamas War, The riders not making the playoffs and more NFL/Taylor Swift news Gormley

A recent article in the Globe and Mail highlighted two Saskatchewan individuals who have become part of what the article dubs an “exclusive club” -- having both been denied Freedom of Information requests but winning them on appeal. One of those individuals, Saskatchewan journalist Patricia Elliott, joins Gormley to share her story and why winning this fight is crucial for everyday Canadians. Gormley

Hour of the Big Stories…open lines! Gormley

On Friday, the Saskatchewan government passed Bill 137, the Parents’ Bill of Rights. On Wednesday, the Speech from the Throne will signal the start of the fall session at the Saskatchewan Legislature. Premier Scott Moe joins Gormley to discuss the passing of Bill 137 and offer a preview of what is to come on Wednesday. Gormley

Tally up the score, tell us who wins and take home a weekly prize! It’s time for Gormley’s Green & White Prognostications for Cargill. Pick the game winner and the closest combined score and you could win a $50 gas card! Gormley

We go back to December 2007 and take a listen to Kent Austin's Mantras + more Open Lines Gormley

What time is it? It’s Eatin’ Time! with Belton Johnson - powered by the Saskatchewan Cattlemen’s Association! Grillmaster Belton Johnson joins Gormley with his recipe for SMOKED PHILLY CHEESE FATTY! Gormley

We turn it to you for Fridays session of The Ultimate Open Lines! Gormley

We turn it to you for Fridays session of The Ultimate Open Lines! Gormley

As we near the end of the second full week of war between Israel and Hamas this weekend, Carleton University professor emeritus, Elliot Tepper, joins Gormley to discuss the conflict, what has happened so far and why. + Our Heroes and Zeros Segment Gormley

John talks about a recent story in the Globe and Mail by Rob Carrick regarding "The price where EVs become affordable for the masses" Gormley

John chats more about the developments of the war between Israel and Palestine Gormley

Bugs Day…the hour of rage! What is bugging you this week? Give us a call at 1-877-332-8255. Gormley

Forty hours of debate over the Saskatchewan pronoun policy bill continues in the provincial Legislature. 980 CJME senior reporter, Lisa Schick, is covering the events of and surrounding the bill’s debate. She joins Gormley to discuss when a final decision will be made. Gormley

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and the Cancer Foundation has just made a significant announcement concerning rural Saskatchewan and its breast cancer screening bus campaign. Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan CEO, Nora Yates, joins Gormley to discuss the announcement and what it means for rural parts of the province. John finished off the show talking about the Pronoun Policy as well. Gormley

Drones have found immeasurable use in Canada and around the world -- used to fight Canadian wildfires and deliver medical relief in Ukraine. A company that has manufactured the drones doing those tasks has just opened a new headquarters in Saskatchewan. Draganfly Drones co-founder and CEO, Cameron Chell, joins Gormley. Gormley

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) has become a talking point in recent months, with more and more people becoming aware of the symptoms of the condition. It’s being reported that more adults are taking medication for ADHD in Canada, too. Dr. Gurdeep Parhar with the Adult ADHD Centre joins Gormley to discuss how ADHD is impacting Canadians today. We then open the lines for you to share your stories Gormley

Hour of the Big Stories…open lines! Gormley

Yesterday marked five years since cannabis was legalized in Canada. When the third anniversary of cannabis legalization was marked, Libby Giesbrecht was finishing her master’s degree at the University of Regina, delving into police check stops and technology and asking questions about how cannabis-impaired driving statistics had developed since Oct. 17, 2018. She joins Gormley to discuss the five-year anniversary and her research in light of the present growth of cannabis-impaired driving police are reporting today. Gormley

Offering the other side of the debate on the notwithstanding clause and justifying its use, Dave Snow joins Gormley to discuss why the Notwithstanding clause was created for just such a time as this. Gormley

Last week, Saskatchewan’s legislature resumed its spring sitting to bring forward the “Parents Bill of Rights.” The use of the notwithstanding clause by the Government of Saskatchewan to see that bill brought forward has been debated. Law professor, Kerri Froc, joins Gormley to discuss why some might oppose the route the Government of Saskatchewan has taken. + John also speaks on recent developments in the war between Israel and Palestine Gormley

Dave Hill is part-Canadian and obsessed with hockey -- part of the five per cent of Americans that admit to liking that sport more than any other. Hill spends his latest opus drilling down into why hockey is such an “awesome” game with humour and heart. He joins Gormley to share more about his latest release. Gormley

It’s time for Saskatchewan’s Smartest Radio Listener! It's your chance for fame, and acclaim and to prove just how smart you are. Not only do you get bragging rights, but you’ll also win a $50 gift card to Delta Hotels by Marriott Bessborough and Delta Downtown and an exclusive Smartest Radio Listener t-shirt thanks to Little Town Apparel. Available ONLY to Saskatchewan Smartest Radio Listener winners. Call in to win at 1-877-332-8255! Gormley

A month and a half into the criminal trial of accused convoy leaders Tamara Lich and Chris Barber, less than half of the Crown’s proposed witnesses have been called. One of them is Zexi Li, the lead plaintiff in the proposed class action on behalf of downtown Ottawa residents alleging harms as a result of the “Freedom Convoy” in early 2022. Canadian Press reporter, Laura Osman, joins Gormley to give an update on what’s happening in the Ottawa courtroom. Gormley

John takes a look at the 5 Year Anniversary of our Country legalizing marijuana and turns the phones to you. Has it worked? Are you less/more concerned? Gormley

All motors use magnets and a Manitoba researcher is developing magnets in a way that won’t rely on rare earth elements -- using rust as a way to produce them more easily and at a lesser cost. Rachel Nickel joins Gormley to tell him more about her research. We wrap up the show and let you know what's coming up this week. Gormley

Minister of Higher Education Pascale Déry announced on Friday that, from autumn 2024, Canadian students will pay the equivalent of what their education costs the Quebec government, i.e. $17,000 instead of $8,992. International students will pay $20,000. We discuss a recent clip from Pierre Poilievre and a "Journalist". We also talk about China's Belt and Road Initiative Gormley

Hour of the Big Stories…open lines Gormley

Since January 1, 2022, the Underused Housing Tax has taken one per cent tax from property owners who possess vacant or underused housing in Canada. That tax is a problematic one to be putting on homeowners across the country, however, according to accountant Trent Robinson. He joins Gormley to delve into why. Plus more on the ongoing War with Israel and Palestine and how is our PM reacting Gormley

A sentencing hearing for Brent Gabona in Rosthern, Sask. last Wednesday heard victim impact statements about the trauma Gabona has caused various families for the abuse suffered by people with disabilities Gabona was tasked with caring for. The hearing, during which the Crown called for a 15-year sentence for Gabona, brought Rick and Darryl Boguski back to Saskatchewan to share their own victim impact statement for the abuse Darryl suffered under Gabona’s care. The brothers join Gormley to share what happened in court. Gormley

On this day, five years ago, cannabis became legal across Canada. Some were excited. Many fears and critiques were raised leading up to Oct. 17, 2023. Now, five years later, cannabis lawyer Kirk Tousaw joins Gormley to reflect on the years since legalization and discuss what worked and what didn’t through the process. Gormley

John speaks to a variety if topics, including the passing of Suzanne Somers, a Potential Teachers Strike, Bill 137 and a little Hockey Chat. Gormley

There are more than 4,000 charities and non-profits active around Saskatchewan, and we're featuring some of the great people doing great work in this province during our segment called "The Best of Saskatchewan." In this week's feature, we'll check in with the Salvation Army. Gormley

A new book just released uses detailed research to make the surprising case that former Canadian Prime Minister, John Diefenbaker, has been treated unfairly by history. Author John Ibbitson asserts that Canadians need to both understand Diefenbaker and another former Prime Minister, Lester Pearson, to understand modern Canada as it is today. Ibbitson joins Gormley to make that case ahead of his book signing in Saskatoon. Gormley

On Friday, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled against the federal government’s environmental Impact Assessment Act, formerly Bill C-69. The move found that the act’s projects exceeded the bounds of federal jurisdiction, a move being applauded by the Saskatchewan government. The province’s Minister of Justice, Bronwyn Eyre, joins Gormley to share why. John also talks about the death of Actress Suzanne Somers Gormley

Hour of the Big Stories…Open Lines! Gormley

The situation in Richmound continues with the self-proclaimed “Queen of Canada” and her followers unwilling to leave the Saskatchewan village. It is now more than a week since the RCMP’s mobile command unit established itself in the village for safety purposes. The RCMP’s Tyler Bates joins Gormley to discuss what’s happening in the community and what transpired over the weekend. We then open up lines for your thoughts Gormley

More chat on the ongoing war between Israel and Palestine Gormley

Tally up the score, tell us who wins and take home a weekly prize! It’s time for Gormley’s Green & White Prognostications for Cargill. Pick the game winner and the closest combined score and you could win a $50 gas card! Gormley

The Saskatchewan government’s new “Parents’ Bill of Rights” has been introduced in the legislature. While many parents are pleased with the move that would ensure they remain informed of changes their children want to make to their gender and how they wish to be referred to, others still are in opposition, claiming the bill will put children in the LGBTQ+ community at risk. We go to the Reality Check phones and ask: Is the Saskatchewan government doing the right thing by introducing the parental consent bill? Gormley

What time is it? It’s Eatin’ Time! with Belton Johnson - powered by the Saskatchewan Cattlemen’s Association! Grill Master Belton Johnson joins Gormley with his recipe for BBQ FRIED RICE Gormley

John opens the lines to you to talk about a variety of topics Gormley

John opens the lines to you to talk about a variety of topics Gormley

As conflict between Israel and Hamas fighters intensifies and casualties grow, the Jewish community around the world is in prayer for the Holy Land. Two Saskatchewan Rabbis join Gormley for a panel discussion on the conflict and how the Jewish community in Saskatchewan is responding. Gormley

While parents, school professionals and educators continue to rally about Saskatchewan’s pronoun policy, a literacy consultant is raising the alarm about students' reading abilities in the province. Deanna Mirva joins Gormley to share the concerning statistics about kids' illiteracy in Saskatchewan and why its an issue that deserves more attention. Gormley

The Broadway Theatre is celebrating 30 years of being completely community-owned. The milestone got us thinking about the special place those small, community cinemas occupy in our hearts. Gormley goes to the phones to hear your special memories. Gormley

More chat on the ongoing war between Israel and Palestine Gormley

On Friday, the Government of Saskatchewan announced a major funding plan to address concerns of homelessness, mental health and addictions in the province. Dr. Dean Vause, executive director of the Alberta Adolescent Recovery Centre, joins Gormley to further delve into what this plan and funding will mean for Saskatchewan. Gormley

Bugs Day…the hour of rage! What is bugging you this week? Gormley

Ottawa is extending the firearms amnesty by two years to October 30, 2025. Some people were concerned that the prohibiting of the assault-style firearms by the federal Liberal government might make them criminals once it took effect. Saskatchewan Chief Firearms Officer, Robert Freberg, joins Gormley to discuss what the extension means. Gormley

The Saskatchewan Legislature resumed its spring sitting in an effort to pass the hotly-disputed provincial school pronoun policy into law. We check in with our education critic, Saskatchewan NDP MLA Matt Love about how the sitting is going. Gormley

While ticks might seem like an out-of-season concern, the Government of Saskatchewan is warning the province presently to remain vigilant against the insect, as a more dangerous form of it spreads across Canada. Emily Jenkins with the University of Saskatchewan’s Department of Veterinary Microbiology joins Gormley to discuss concerns about ticks in Saskatchewan this fall. Gormley

John opens up the lines again, to you, to discuss a variety of topics Gormley

It’s time for Saskatchewan’s Smartest Radio Listener! It's your chance for fame, and acclaim and to prove just how smart you are. Not only do you get bragging rights, but you’ll also win a $50 gift card to Delta Hotels by Marriott Bessborough and Delta Downtown and an exclusive Smartest Radio Listener t-shirt thanks to Little Town Apparel. Available ONLY to Saskatchewan Smartest Radio Listener winners. Gormley

Romana Didulo, the self-proclaimed “Queen of Canada,” continues to cause distress to residents in the village of Richmound, Sask., where she has established herself in an old school building. Dr. Christine Sarteschi, who has studied Romana Didulo and her social phenomenon, joins Gormley to discuss the “Queen” and whether or not she could be considered a cult leader. Gormley

John opens up the lines to you to cover a variety of topics Gormley

As the first official attacks of war are playing out between Israel and Palestine, the International Chair of the Raoul Wallenberg Centre for Human Rights is in Jerusalem. Irwin Cotler joins Gormley to discuss the dispute and what is happening in Israel right before his eyes. Gormley

John turns it to you for Open Lines Gormley

The Saskatchewan Legislature resumed its spring sitting in an effort to pass the hotly-disputed provincial school pronoun policy into law. Saskatchewan Education Minister Jeremy Cockrill joins Gormley to share what is happening in the sitting and what’s next for the legislative process. Gormley

John opens up the lines and gets your thoughts on the new Pronoun Policy Gormley

Many people in Saskatoon will know the name Pendygrasse from the road in the city of the same name. Named after Nevil Pendygrasse, one Saskatchewan man took it upon himself to find the grave of one of the first pioneer families to receive a plot of land in Saskatoon after buying a home connected to Pendygrasse’s history. Obert Friggstad joins Gormley to share the story of locating Pendygrasse’s grave and new developments in that journey Gormley

As Israel begins to wage war on Palestine after the surprise attacks over the weekend, there is discrepancy in how news organizations are phrasing the coverage. Blacklock’s Reporter managing editor, Tom Korski, joins Gormley to discuss the CBC’s coverage of the attacks Gormley

JOHN GORMLEY Broadcaster, lawyer and author, John Gormley is a former Member of Parliament whose radio show has become an important part of life in Saskatchewan. John has been a show host on 650 CKOM and 980 CJME for more that 20 years, covering the big topics and conversations, both local and international. John is a regular convention speaker, entertaining audiences on topics ranging from politics to pop culture. At the University of Saskatchewan, he has taught political science students and has been an adjunct faculty member in the College of Law. John has written two books. His first, “Left Out: Saskatchewan’s NDP and the Relentless Pursuit of Mediocrity” is a Canadian bestseller. His second book “The Gormley Papers: I’m Right and You Know It” is a compilation of newspaper columns touching on everything from current issues to living a better life. Appointed Queens Counsel, John has also been on Saskatchewan Business Magazine’s list of the province’s 10 Most Influential People. Gormley

Saskatchewan’s legislature is back in session early as Members of the Legislative Assembly gather together to address the school pronoun policy that continues to divide parents, educators and politicians in the province. 980 CJME’s senior reporter, Lisa Schick, is at the Legislature building in Regina today Gormley

Joining Gormley to further delve into the concerning development of tensions between Israel and Palestine is former diplomat and Macdonald-Laurier Institute senior fellow, Charles Burton Gormley

On Sunday, Israel declared war after surprise attacks launched by Hamas fighters from Gaza. The attacks left about 1,000 people dead on the weekend. As the conflict between Israel and Palestine is heightened, Chris Alexander, former Minister of Citizenship and Immigration and resident Ambassador to Afghanistan, joins Gormley to discuss the situation Gormley

On Friday, the Government of Saskatchewan announced a five-year plan for mental health and addictions that will see nearly $50 million create 500 new treatment spaces across the province and a central intake system, allowing patients to refer themselves for mental health and addictions services. The province also announced $40 million homeless plan to increase public safety and beds for vulnerable people in Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan’s Minister of Health joins Gormley to delve further into Friday’s announcement and what it means for the province. Gormley

Tally up the score, tell us who wins and take home a weekly prize! It’s time for Gormley’s Green & White Prognostications for Cargill. Pick the game winner and the closest combined score and you could win a $50 gas card! Gormley

What time is it? It’s Eatin’ Time! with Belton Johnson - powered by the Saskatchewan Cattlemen’s Association! Grillmaster Belton Johnson joins Gormley with his recipe for BBQ Smoked Beef Short Ribs. Tailings are the mine waste left behind after removing precious and critical minerals. That waste can often contain harmful chemicals and heavy metals that can pollute soil, water and crops. A team of researchers at the University of Queensland is using the Canadian Light Source at the University of Saskatchewan to turn those harmful tailings into healthy soil. Professor and researcher, Longbin Huang, tells Taylor MacPherson how and what their innovative discovery means. Gormley

One week ago, NDP MP Blake Desjarlais stood in the House of Commons in response to policies by the Saskatchewan government that premier Scott Moe plans to use the notwithstanding clause to invoke. Desjarlais demanded the federal government take action to prevent Canadian children from policies like these -- referring to the policy regarding a school’s disclosure of children’s pronouns which has been halted by Saskatchewan courts presently -- claiming they are harmful. He joins Taylor MacPherson to talk more about the NDP’s stance on this issue. Spooky season is here! Or, as pop-culture critic Craig Silliphant calls it, Shocktober. For fans of scream-queens and scary flicks, Silliphant joins Taylor MacPherson to discuss niche horror films he’s checking out this month. Gormley

Open Session Gormley

The Saskatchewan Roughriders continue to disappoint fans. Joining Taylor MacPherson, Green Zone Rider Reporter looks ahead to this weekend’s match-up between the Riders and the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in light of the team’s four-game losing streak. Gormley

In an age where kids are increasingly immobile and screen time is skyrocketing, an organization in Canada has the goal of getting kids moving again. Mike MacDonald with Recess Guardians joins Taylor MacPherson to tell listeners about a cool new program they’re launching to create healthier lifestyles and develop physical literacy skills in kids. Gormley

Best-selling author Stephen R. Brown is releasing a gripping non-fiction account of the building of the Canadian Pacific Railway on Oct. 10. He joins Taylor MacPherson to talk about his most recent project, deemed an honest and revelatory portrayal of the powerful forces moulding the world and Canada in the late nineteenth century with the triumph of the CPR. If you’re hoping to catch a glimpse of the northern lights in the Saskatchewan sky, you may be in luck. Astronomy associate professor, Samantha Lawler, joins Taylor MacPherson to share that now is the best time to keep your eyes to the sky to see those dancing lights. Gormley

Saskatoon’s police chief, Troy Cooper, stops by to give Gormley the monthly update on crime and policing in the city. Have a question for the police chief? Call or text 1-877-332-8255. A recent article published by Blacklock’s Reporter this week reported that the department of federal finance minister, Chrystia Freeland, does not know how many billions of dollars it is currently spending on debt interest charges. Managing editor Tom Korksi joins Taylor MacPherson to discuss why that figure is important to know. Gormley

The hour of RAGE! Gormley

In the wake of accusations from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau that intelligence suggests India was behind the slaying of a Sikh nationalist on Canadian soil, India has kicked out 41 Canadian diplomats. Columnist Brian Lilley penned a piece criticizing the about-face approach of the Liberal government and joins Taylor MacPherson to discuss it further. Gormley

A 24-year-old from Regina just completed the journey of a lifetime. Calem Watson paddled his canoe 3,000 kilometres on a recent solo trip that saw him travel the Northwest Territories. Having just returned, he joins Taylor MacPherson to talk about his trip and what drew him to such a journey. Gormley

It’s time for Saskatchewan’s Smartest Radio Listener! It's your chance for fame, and acclaim and to prove just how smart you are. Not only do you get bragging rights, but you’ll also win a $50 gift card to Delta Hotels by Marriott Bessborough and Delta Downtown and an exclusive Smartest Radio Listener t-shirt thanks to Little Town Apparel. Available ONLY to Saskatchewan Smartest Radio Listener winners. The AGM of the Calgary Flames, Chris Snow, has suffered a brain injury and is not expected to recover. Snow was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), a fatal neuro-degenerative disease, back in 2019. His organs are to be donated. Shawn Dreger, president of ALS Saskatchewan, joins Taylor MacPherson to discuss the situation and share more information about the disease. Gormley

Brian Zinchuk, editor/owner of PipelineOnline, is here to discuss the latest oil and gas news in the province. Today, Zinchuk discusses why oil prices have Saskatchewan people upset. As the winter season and colder days approach, some people might be noticing a shift in their mood. Dr. Scott Patten, psychiatry professor at the University of Calgary, joins Taylor MacPherson to discuss mental health and seasonal mood shifts ahead of the transition to winter. Gormley

Open Lines.... Gormley

The self-proclaimed “Queen of Canada,” Romana Didulo, is still in the Village of Richmound and the situation seems to be getting worse. Mayor Brad Miller says Didulo is sending Cease and Desist letters demanding that people in the village stop behaving in ways Didulo does not like and have threatened violence against them. Miller joins Taylor to tell him more about what is going on in Richmound. Gormley

The mental health of workers is declining, according to the TELUS Mental Health Index, which puts the current score at the same level as it was during the COVID-19 pandemic. The study also shows two in five workers are unfamiliar with their Employee Assistance Program. Telus Health’s Paula Allen joins Taylor MacPherson to talk employee mental health. Gormley

What if we could go back in time and fix our most challenging personal relationships? That’s a question author Nadia Uddin explores in her latest book, Edison in the Hood. Uddin joins Taylor MacPherson to discuss her belief that artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to fix problems in people’s personal lives, not just at work or school. The stigma associated with mental illness can be devastating for people living with those illnesses. The Schizophrenia Society offers programs and services, including support groups, to help people living with mental illnesses like bipolar disorder, anxiety and depression. Curtis Harman joins Taylor MacPherson to talk about his own story of recovery from bipolar disorder and discuss the work of the Schizophrenia Society. Gormley

Weeks after the killing of a Sikh nationalist on Canadian soil, repercussions and speculation continue. Terrorism specialist, Phil Gurski, joins Taylor MacPherson to further discuss the situation from the perspective of protecting Canadian intelligence after writing an opinion piece entitled, “Why Intelligence Sources Must Be Protected,” for The Epoch Times. The Canadian Taxpayer Federation is raising the alarm to Canadians about a quiet expansion of the Canada Revenue Agency’s power to automatically calculate and file income tax returns. The plans to expand this power were announced for 2024 in the last budget. CTF federal director, Franco Terrazano, joins Taylor MacPherson to ask whether the CRA should be trusted with this power. Gormley

Open lines..... Gormley

Concerns around Bill C-11, the Copyright Modernization Act, are active after changes announced by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunication Commission on Friday indicated the bill could, in fact, impact online streaming services and social media services. With some calling it an attack on free speech, University of Ottawa law professor, Michael Geist, joins Taylor MacPherson to break down the CRTC’s changes. Gormley

There are more than 4,000 charities and non-profits active around Saskatchewan, and we're featuring some of the great people doing great work in this province during our segment called "The Best of Saskatchewan." In this week's feature, we'll check in with Hope’s Home, which is undergoing a major expansion in Saskatoon. Gormley

New polling by non-partisan think tank, Cardus, shows 80 per cent of Canadians are concerned about access to mental health care and want to see that access improved before seeing an expansion of medical assistance in dying (MAiD) in Canada. Cardus director of health, Dr. Rebecca Vachon, tells Taylor MacPherson more about the results of their study and how Parliament could intervene in favour of what Canadians need most. The University of Saskatchewan’s Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization (VIDO) has just become the only organization in Canada and the ninth in the world to be selected to join a prestigious research network. Dr. Volker Gerdts with VIDO joins Taylor MacPherson to talk more about becoming part of the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations’ preclinical research network and to give an update on VIDO’s current work. Gormley

On Friday night, the Saskatchewan Roughriders had their fourth consecutive loss -- their sixth on the road -- to the B.C. Lions. Green Zone Rider Reporter, Britton Gray, joins Taylor MacPherson to talk about what this means for the rest of the season and the loss of legendary Roughrider George Reed. Inflated prices continue to affect consumers at the grocery store. Canadian food researcher and professor, Sylvain Charlebois, stops by to give Taylor MacPherson an update on food inflation and new competition laws in Canada. Gormley

Open Lines. Saskatchewan Roughriders legend, George Reed, died Sunday night. As the province mourns the loss of a legend, Jamie Nye, host of 650 CKOM and 980 CJME’s, The Green Zone, joins Taylor MacPherson to discuss Reed and the impact -- and records -- he leaves behind. Gormley

Last week, a Saskatchewan Court of Kings Bench judge put an injunction in place to stop the progression of pronoun policies recently introduced by the Saskatchewan Government. The lawyer working on behalf of UR Pride who was behind that injunction joins Taylor MacPherson to talk about that feat and next steps, with Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe threatening the use of the notwithstanding clause. On Sunday night, Saskatchewan learned that one of the CFL’s all-time greats, Saskatchewan Roughriders legend George Reed, had died. Rob Vanstone, senior journalist and historian for the Roughriders, joins Taylor MacPherson to talk about Reed’s life and legacy in this province. Gormley

Tally up the score, tell us who wins and take home a weekly prize! It’s time for Gormley’s Green & White Prognostications for Cargill. Pick the game winner and the closest combined score and you could win a $50 gas card! Gormley

What time is it? It’s Eatin’ Time! with Belton Johnson - powered by the Saskatchewan Cattlemen’s Association! Grillmaster Belton Johnson joins Gormley with his recipe for Smoked & Braised Pulled Beef Sandwiches. Gormley

The self-proclaimed “Queen of Canada” is still in the Saskatchewan Village of Richmound. We catch up with Mayor Brad Miller about how the week has gone with Romana Didulo still in town and plans for another upcoming protest to try and get Didulo to leave. Gormley

An injunction was granted by Court of Kings Bench judge, Michael Megaw, in Regina on Thursday, stopping the province’s parental inclusion pronoun policy. Saskatchewan Premier, Scott Moe, joins Gormley to discuss his plans moving forward to use the Notwithstanding Clause and mobilizing MLAs to continue with the policy in spite of the court’s decision. Gormley

Tomorrow is the third-ever annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. In honour of that day, Gormley is joined by an Indigenous elder in Beauval, Saskatchewan. Isidore Campbell joins the show to share his thoughts, feelings and experiences with reconciliation. Gormley

More than 100,000 children were sent to Canada from the United Kingdom between 1867 and 1948 as indentured farm labourers and domestic servants -- with many ending up in Saskatchewan. Susan Brazeau, a historian and speaker from Lloydminster, will be travelling to Saskatoon on Oct. 6 to give a presentation at the Saskatoon Public Library on the topic. On National British Home Child Day, Brazeau joins Taylor MacPherson to share a preview of her in-depth knowledge and more people need to know about the subject. Gormley

With hunting season in full swing, chronic wasting disease testing drop off locations are open once again for hunters to submit samples of deer, moose and elk. The province reported on Tuesday that the disease continues to increase in Saskatchewan and testing will also happen this year for bovine tuberculosis. Wildlife health specialist, Dr. Iga Stasiak, joins Taylor MacPherson to share more information about these diseases and how they are impacting Saskatchewan wildlife. A specimen of rare bee, last seen in Saskatchewan more than 65 years ago, has been uncovered by researchers at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum. Research scientist, Dr. Cory Sheffield, who was also part of rediscovering the species in Nova Scotia, joins Taylor MacPherson to discuss the discovery. Gormley

In the wake of allegations by Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, over the death of Sikh nationalist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, tensions between Canada and India remain strained. Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce CEO, Prabha Ramaswamy, joins Taylor MacPherson to discuss the current Canada-India relationship and the impact of this political tension in Saskatchewan from the perspective of someone who was born and lived in India during her formative years. In a recent study by investigative journalist, Ryan Thorpe, the Canadian Taxpayer Federation revealed that the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation has amassed more than half-a-billion dollars in real estate. CTF federal director, Franco Terrazzano, joins Taylor MacPherson, to delve into the public broadcaster’s real estate holdings. Gormley

The Hour of RAGE Gormley

After Anthony Rota’s resignation as Speaker of the House on Tuesday, a reported late-night meeting of the Liberal caucus for an “information session” was called. Brian Lilley wrote in his Wednesday column what discussions might have taken place the night before Prime Minister Justin Trudeau offered an apology concerning the incident that led to the Speaker’s resignation. He joins Taylor MacPherson to delve into the response of the Liberal government further. Gormley

Open Topics.... Gormley

It’s time for Saskatchewan’s Smartest Radio Listener! It's your chance for fame, and acclaim and to prove just how smart you are. Not only do you get bragging rights, but you’ll also win a $50 gift card to Delta Hotels by Marriott Bessborough and Delta Downtown and an exclusive Smartest Radio Listener t-shirt thanks to Little Town Apparel. Available ONLY to Saskatchewan Smartest Radio Listener winners. The Saskatchewan Government just marked two years since establishing the Saskatchewan Firearms Office and taking over the provincial firearms program from the federal govenrment. Saskatchewan’s chief firearms officer, Robert Freberg, joins Gormley to give the latest updates on firearm policies, remind listeners of gun safety during hunting season and answer listener’s questions on-air. Gormley

Regina’s Acting Police Chief, Dean Rae, stops by to give Gormley the monthly update on crime and policing in the city. Have a question for the acting chief? Gormley

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The name Tyler Smith became known to Saskatchewan and across Canada in the wake of the deadly Humboldt Broncos crash in April of 2018. Now, the crash survivor’s name is in headlines again for a much more joyous situation -- the former Bronco and his girlfriend, Kat Kastner, have just won the most recent season of the Amazing Race Canada. They join Gormley to discuss their journey on the show and their victory. Gormley

The Government of Saskatchewan just announced 16 new doctors arriving in Saskatchewan -- welcome news in the midst of the province’s doctor and health care worker shortage. A recent study from Second Street Media looked into the number of doctors and nurses with Canadian mailing addresses and licenses who are working in some American states. Dominick Lucyk joins Gormley to share their findings and how it might help with retaining more Canadian workers. Gormley

One of the brands that pioneered facial tissue products -- Kleenex -- has left Canada. In a recent opinion piece published in the Globe and Mail, University of Toronto marketing professor, David Soberman, asserts that departure has something to do with the lack of competition in our country’s grocery sector. He joins Gormley to delve further into that thesis. Gormley

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In the wake of allegations made by Canada’s Prime Minister around the death of Sikh nationalist Hardeep Singh Nijjar and its fallout, a former foreign policy advisor in the government of Justin Trudeau, Omer Aziz, examines the real reasons behind India and Canada’s broken relationship. He joins Gormley to discuss the topic, which he covered in a special piece for the Globe and Mail. Gormley

There are more than 4,000 charities and non-profits active around Saskatchewan, and we're featuring some of the great people doing great work in this province during our segment called "The Best of Saskatchewan." In this week's feature, we'll check in with Autism Services of Saskatoon. Gormley

New York Times bestselling author, Chris Guillebeau, says Millenials and Gen Z are rewriting the rules of capitalism with every single post, stream and innovation -- which he asserts is setting them up to be the most entrepreneurial generations seen in decades. In his new book, Gonzo Capitalism: How to Make Money in an Economy That Hates You, Guillebeau talks about moving past outdated models of work using practical lessons that can lead to anyone’s own path to wealth. He joins Gormley to further discuss those unconventional money-making ways. Gormley

Last week, a listener shared on the show that Romana Didulo, the so-called “Queen of Canada,” had shown up in the village of Richmound, Saskatchewan. Reports said she and some followers were staying in an abandoned school. On Sunday, more than 100 people from the village gathered to protest her presence. Gormley speaks with Richmound’s mayor, Brad Miller, about what has happened since Didulo rolled into town. Gormley

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“Bunny hug” is an infamous, uniquely Saskatchewan term, referring to the type of sweatshirt that other provinces know as a “hoodie.” Recently, the Trademarks Office in Ottawa allowed for the word “Bunny Hug” to be registered as a trademark for “hooded sweatshirts,” giving a company the exclusive right to the word. Toronto trademark lawyer, Reagan Seidler, discovered this and joins Gormley to explain what the consequences of that trademark could be. Gormley

Tally up the score, tell us who wins and take home a weekly prize! It’s time for Gormley’s Green & White Prognostications for Cargill. Pick the game winner and the closest combined score and you could win a $50 gas card! Gormley

What time is it? It’s Eatin’ Time! with Belton Johnson - powered by the Saskatchewan Cattlemen’s Association! Grillmaster Belton Johnson joins Gormley with his recipe for smoked and braised short ribs. Gormley

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A funding announcement by the provincial government earlier this week has promised $200 million dollars for a new campus for Saskatchewan Polytechnic. Its current campus will be closing its doors on Idylwyld Drive and moving much closer to the University of Saskatchewan when the new campus opens. President and CEO of the institute, Larry Rosia, joins Gormley to discuss the funding and plans for the future of Saskatchewan Polytechnic. Gormley

Wednesday’s “March 4 Kids” rally by the organization, Hands Off Our Children, brought hundreds of people out in both Saskatoon and Regina to push for parental rights in education. Nadine Ness, one of the Saskatchewan organizers, joins Gormley to share how the demonstration went. Gormley

An article in Blacklock’s Reporter has revealed that the CBC is paying six-figure salaries to 144 corporate directors, despite complaining of financial pressure since the pandemic. Blacklock’s managing editor, Tom Korski, joins Gormley to discuss the piece. Gormley

What is happening to all those dogs that found homes during the COVID-19 pandemic? According to dog trainer Barry Gay, many of those happy homes haven’t been permanent, with many dogs being abandoned and even dumped outside Saskatchewan cities. Gay joins Gormley to talk about why this is happening and other timely canine topics. Gormley

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Top grocery executives in Canada have pledged to “support” the Liberal government’s efforts to keep soaring food prices in check after a summit meeting on Monday. The University of Guelph’s Michael von Massow joins Gormley to talk more about grocery prices and what the effects of that decision might be. Gormley

The spread of misinformation continues to worsen online. One of the latest tactics are “deepfakes” -- videos or other media manipulated or fabricated using artificial intelligence. Gormley is joined by Dr. Siwei Lyu, a professor from the University of Buffalo, to discuss the growing trend of deepfakes, their prevalence, and why people should be especially critical today of what they see online. Gormley

It’s time for Saskatchewan’s Smartest Radio Listener! It's your chance for fame, and acclaim and to prove just how smart you are. Not only do you get bragging rights, but you’ll also win a $50 gift card to Delta Hotels by Marriott Bessborough and Delta Downtown and an exclusive Smartest Radio Listener t-shirt thanks to Little Town Apparel. It’s coach’s week this week in Saskatchewan and we want to shout out your greatest coach!. Gormley unpacks what it means to be a great coach in someone’s life and asks listeners who the greatest coach they ever had was and why? Gormley

Last week, numerous daycares in Calgary were linked to an outbreak of E. coli. It’s leading to secondary cases of the illness as it spreads throughout the city. Microbiologist Dr. Joseph Blondeau joins Gormley to explain how that is happening and whether Saskatchewan might see something similar. Gormley

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New details and allegations around the death of Sikh nationalist Hardeep Singh Nijjar’s death two months ago have recently made headlines, with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau accusing India agents of the killing. Ujjal Dosanjh, former B.C. Premier and Liberal MP, joins Gormley to weigh in on the Canada-India standoff and the current state of affairs with Sikhs in Canada. Gormley

Alzheimer’s disease is the most common form of dementia and steals the minds of people’s loved ones away, affecting one in three people over the age of 85. Dr. Ron Geyer studies the disease and has made remarkable progress on a treatment that has proven to help reverse the progress of the disease in some. He joins Gormley to share his findings. Gormley

Legendary comedian and actor, Jerry Seinfeld, makes a stop in Saskatoon this weekend -- one of only two prairie cities the comic legend has booked shows in for his latest tour. Before Jerry Seinfeld Live takes the stage this Saturday at SaskTel Centre, he joins Gormley to talk about his new show, career highlights and those little, everyday things Seinfeld is known to get a chuckle about. Gormley

A new investigation from the Canadian Taxpayer’s Federation has found that the federal government has spent $420,023 since 2018 subsidizing companies that turn crickets into human food. Investigative journalist, Ryan Thorpe, joins Gormley to share the detailed findings of his deep-dive into cricket corporate welfare. Gormley

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Regina phenom hockey player, Connor Bedard, made a statement in his first time on the ice wearing his Chicago Blackhawks jersey. The first-overall pick in the 2023 NHL draft scored a hat trick and added an assist during his first game of the Prospect Showcase. His former head coach, John Paddock, joins Gormley to discuss what that kind of showing means to him, for Bedard and hockey in Saskatchewan. Gormley

There are more than 4,000 charities and non-profits active around Saskatchewan, and we're featuring some of the great people doing great work in this province during our segment called "The Best of Saskatchewan." In this week's feature, we'll check in with Living Sky Wildlife Rehabilitation in Saskatoon. Gormley

Concerns over addictions and mental health continue to receive news coverage. An annual conference focusing on recovery from addictions, Recovery Capital Conference, will be in Regina on Sept. 25. Dr. Peter Butt, who will speak on recovery management in addictions medicine at the conference, joins Gormley to talk about recovery strategies, challenges, misunderstandings, impediments and what it takes to help people with recovery. The final episode of the Shell Lake Massacre podcast is live today. It’s a podcast by Rawlco Radio and our own Brittany Caffet, produced right here in Saskatchewan but it’s reach has seen it dominating the U.S. Apple Podcast charts. Caffet joins Gormley to discuss the final episode and its incredible success and reception. Gormley

While an outspoken population in Saskatchewan is opposing new parental consent policies being put in place for schools by the provincial government, a population of parents are in favour of the change. Nadine Ness is with Hands Off Our Kids, an organization preparing for several rallies happening on Wednesday across the country in favour of these policy changes. She joins Gormley to share more about the upcoming march. Later, another leader with the event joins Gormley to explain why the issue is so important to them and their community. Gormley

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This week, the ‘Freedom Convoy’ trial continues into its third week in Ottawa. Laura Osman, a reporter with The Canadian Press, has been reporting on the trial. She joins Gormley to set the scene for what has happened in the trial so far and what is still to come. Gormley

Tally up the score, tell us who wins and take home a weekly prize! It’s time for Gormley’s Green & White Prognostications for Cargill. Pick the game winner and the closest combined score and you could win a $50 gas card! GAME: Edmonton Elks (3-10-0) at Saskatchewan Roughriders (6-6-0) on Friday, September 15th. Kickoff is at 7:30 p.m. at Mosaic Stadium. Gormley

What time is it? It’s Eatin’ Time! with Belton Johnson - powered by the Saskatchewan Cattlemen’s Association! Grillmaster Belton Johnson joins Gormley with his recipe for smoked queso. Gormley

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This week, an Ontario Member of Parliament was invited to testify in Washington about his experience being the subject of an allegedly targeted political campaign by China. The Public Safety Canada website calls foreign interference one of the “greatest strategic threats to Canada’s national security.” Michael Chong joins Gormley to discuss his testimony and the fallout since. Gormley

Researchers from the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences are investigating the impact of phosphorus on sensitive soils and local aquatic systems partnering with the University of Saskatchewan and Canadian Light Source. Phosphorus deteriorates water quality and can lead to producing algae blooms that can be harmful to human health. Faruk Djadjic is the lead researcher on the project and joins Gormley from Uppsala, Sweden, to talk about his work. Gormley

The City of Saskatoon continues to move ahead with its plan to build a new downtown arena and entertainment district. Newly-proposed means of paying for the new arena without increasing property taxes for residents were on the agenda with a report presented on Wednesday to the Governance and Priorities Committee at Saskatoon City Hall. 650 CKOM senior reporter, Lara Fominoff, reported on the meeting and joins Gormley to discuss what happened. On Friday, the University of Saskatchewan Huskies football team played for a sold-out crowd -- record setting at more than 10,000 spectators. Once the game had ended, however, most of those same spectators spent an hour in their vehicles waiting to leave the parking lot because of a check stop set up as they exited campus. On Wednesday, Gormley spoke with a representative from the U of S to try and pinpoint who was responsible for the traffic stop. Today, he is joined by Saskatoon Police Service Deputy Chief Cam McBride to figure out what exactly happened Friday night. Gormley

Elaine Walkom has been wanting to leave a lasting legacy for her husband in the form of a $2 million donation for an MRI machine and two trained technicians in her hometown of Estevan. Having spoken to various professionals, Walkom has learned the MRI is needed in Estevan and would help provide many people access to closer necessary medical help. However, she has spent the past two years in frustrating discussions with the Government of Saskatchewan that make her worry her dream will never happen. She joins Gormley to share her story and concerns. Gormley

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In the midst of the ongoing shortage of health care workers in Saskatchewan, the province continues to work on recruiting and retaining workers in the field. Newly-appointed health minister, Everett Hindley, joins Gormley to discuss the present push to recruit, efforts to retain, give an update on mental health and addictions efforts and discuss his new ministerial role. Gormley

Military Family Appreciation Day is on Sept. 15, a national day declared by the Canadian government to recognize military families for their sacrifice. More than 10,000 families with the military each year must relocate an almost half go an average of four months without their loved one while they are deployed. One such family member is Eleanor Millar, a working military mother and military and government relations officer at the Canadian military family non-profit, Together We Stand. She joins Gormley to speak to the realities that military families like her own face and the importance of Military Family Appreciation Day. Gormley

It’s time for Saskatchewan’s Smartest Radio Listener! It's your chance for fame, and acclaim and to prove just how smart you are. Not only do you get bragging rights, but you’ll also win a $50 gift card to Delta Hotels by Marriott Bessborough and Delta Downtown and an exclusive Smartest Radio Listener t-shirt thanks to Little Town Apparel. Available ONLY to Saskatchewan Smartest Radio Listener winners. A recent opinion piece by Dan Kois in Slate asks why we continue to put up with comedian Martin Short. Kois characterizes Short as having a kind of eager-to-please flamboyance … and someone who will do anything for a laugh. Though Kois eventually gives Short some credit, we started thinking and want to know -- what comedians do you think have lost their comedic edge? LISTENER QUESTION: Is there a comedian you once found funny who just doesn’t make you laugh that hard anymore? Gormley

On Friday, the University of Saskatchewan Huskies football team played for a sold-out crowd -- record setting at more than 10,000 spectators. Once the game had ended, however, most of those same spectators spent an hour in their vehicles waiting to leave the parking lot because of a check stop set up as they exited campus. Long-time listener Darren Ulmer joins Gormley to share what he saw and experienced after the game. Later, Wade Epp, associate vice president of services at the U of S, joins Gormley to share his side of the evening. Gormley

Justin Trudeau has safely arrived back in Canada after what many are calling a disastrous visit to India for the 2023 G20 New Delhi Summit. Trudeau is being criticized for snubs and embarrassing moments during the G20 Summit that may have had negative effects on Canada’s relationships with India. Saskatchewan’s minister for trade and export development, Jeremy Harrison, joins Gormley to discuss the letter he wrote to federal minister of export promotion, Mary Ng, outlining his concerns about the Prime Minister’s political missteps. Gormley

A new and updated Moderna vaccine became available in Canada on Tuesday after Health Canada gave it the green light for anyone over the age of six months. According to the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA), the province is also gearing up for a triple-threat flu season that will see people affected by influenza, COVID-19 and respiratory syncytial virus. Saskatchewan’s provincial health officer, Dr. Saqib Shahab joins Gormley to discuss the new vaccine and trends in illness the SHA is presently observing. Gormley

While bats to some are a nocturnal nightmare, the flying mammals can be invaluable -- especially in Saskatchewan, as they eat pests that can hurt crops. But bats are facing a fatal fungal disease, called White-nose Syndrome, that is threatening their survival. Researchers at the University of Saskatchewan are studying the disease. Outreach Coordinator Lauren MacDonald joins Gormley to share more about the study. Gormley

An age-old debate that resurfaced over the Labour Day weekend has people asking once again -- what is appropriate for a politician to wear? Gormley discusses political vanity and popular looks, including Jagmeet Singh’s Rolex watch and Pierre Polievre’s recent makeover. Listener Question: Should politicians who represent the everyday person wear and/or own expensive items ? Gormley

Saskatchewan remains divided over the new parental inclusion and consent policies that are being introduced by the province. A recent piece in the National Post by Jamie Saronak states it was only a matter of time before more pushback came for more parent input on issues of gender and pronouns. Lise Merle, founder of Socialite Media and online personality, joins Gormley to discuss the article and concerns surrounding parental information and gender transitions in Saskatchewan schools. Gormley

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As an effort to avoid increasing property taxes in Saskatoon, a city committee has proposed adding an accommodation tax to help generate revenue for a new downtown arena in the city. Accommodation taxes exist in other Canadian cities, like Winnipeg, and across British Columbia. The tax could see additional fees added to tickets, hotels and rental car costs. Discover Saskatoon CEO, Steph Clovechuk, joins Gormley to offer more information about the newly-proposed fee. Gormley

There are more than 4,000 charities and non-profits active around Saskatchewan, and we're featuring some of the great people doing great work in this province during our segment called "The Best of Saskatchewan." In this week's feature, we'll check in with The Saskatoon Prostate Cancer Support Group. Gormley

We are at an exciting time for society as technological advances seem to be making giant leaps. A new book, " The End of Reality: How Four Billionaires are Selling a Fantasy Future of the Metaverse Mars, and Crypto," looks at how Mark Zuckerberg, Peter Thiel, Elon Musk, and Marc Andreessen are degenerating our society. Author of the book Jonathan Taplin joins Gormley to discuss his book further. Gormley

The federal government has fast-tracked the implementation date for Bill C-18 to December. Former CRTC Commissioner and editor of the Calgary Herald, Peter Menzies, joins Gormley to discuss why the government has made this move and to shed some light on his own work that reveals CBC will be the biggest beneficiary of payments being made to news organizations in Canada. Gormley

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The Saskatchewan Roughriders and Winnipeg Blue Bombers went head-to-head this weekend in a game that has been known as the “Banjo Bowl”' for nearly two decades… and the Blue Bombers put the Riders to shame. The Green Zone Rider Reporter, Britton Gray, joins Gormley to discuss Sunday’s devastating blowout. Gormley

Tally up the score, tell us who wins and take home a weekly prize!! It's time for Gormley's Green & White Prognostications for Cargill. Pick the game winner and the closest combined score, and you could win a $50 gas card! Gormley

What time is it? It's Eatin' Time! with Belton Johnson - powered by the Saskatchewan Cattlemen's Association! Grillmaster Belton Johnson joins Gormley with his recipe for Philly Cheesesteak Sandwiches. Gormley

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Without anyone knowing, cellphones have taken over the classroom. 90% of teens have cellphones, and we are starting to see how it affects our kids emotionally and physically. The battle now is to get phones out of the classroom. Naomi Buck is a Toronto-based writer who joins Gormley to explain the negativity we see with phones in class and what we should do to stop it. Gormley

Saskatoon continues to look into the benefits of having a new downtown entertainment area to help improve its economy. However, does a new entertainment area lead to an improved economy? Dr. Mark Rosentraub, Professor of Sport Management at the Center for Sport and Policy from the University of Michigan, has studied the impact of event facilities for 30 years. He joins Gormley to explain if building a new event area makes sense for any city in Canada. Gormley

The high-interest rates and inflation remains a significant factor in negative mental health among Canadians, according to Understanding the Mental Health of Canadians Through COVID-19 and Beyond poll 17 from the Mental Health Research Canada (MHRC). It shows that making mortgage payments and buying food remain Canadians' highest concerns amongst Canadians. Michael Cooper is the vice president of development and strategic partnerships for MHRC and joins Gormley to explain the negative impact Canada's current money situation is having on all of us. Gormley

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A new study from the Fraser Institute, "The Forgotten Demographic: Assessing the Possible Benefits and Serious Cost of COVID-19 School Closures on Canadian Children." It looks at the impact school closures have had on kids. From a spike in mental health to lower test scores, have we set up the upcoming generation for failure from school closures? Paige MacPherson, the associate director of Education Policy for the Fraser Institute, joins Gormley to discuss why school closures did more harm than good. Gormley

The next step in surgery evolution is here in Saskatchewan. Robotic surgeries are happening at St. Paul's Hospital with the Da Vinci Surgical System, which has completed over 200 surgeries. Dr. Richard Bigsby is the division head of thoracic surgery and uses the Da Vinci robot. He joins Gormley to discuss the benefits of having your surgery done by a robot. Gormley

It’s time for Saskatchewan’s Smartest Radio Listener! It's your chance for fame, and acclaim and to prove just how smart you are. Not only do you get bragging rights, but you’ll also win a $50 gift card to Delta Hotels by Marriott Bessborough and Delta Downtown and an exclusive Smartest Radio Listener t-shirt thanks to Little Town Apparel. Available ONLY to Saskatchewan Smartest Radio Listener winners. Gormley

Brian Zinchuk, editor/owner of Pipeline Online, is here to discuss the latest oil and gas news in the province. Today, Zinchuk shares details on higher oil prices caused by production cuts from Saudi Arabia and Russia. Gormley

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The trial of the "Freedom Convoy" organizers Tamara Lich and Chris Barber has begun. It is expected to last 16 days as the crown is set to call 22 witnesses to give context on the protest in Ottawa and the impact it caused. Stephanie Taylor is a Canadian Press Reporter covering the trial and joins Gormley to share what is happening in the courthouse. Gormley

The Canadian Light Source (CLS) at the University of Saskatchewan has developed a better membrane for dialysis machines that could lead to safer treatment for patients with kidney failure. This helps reduce serious complications from traditional dialysis, like blood clots and infections. Dr. Amira Abdelrasoul, an associate professor at the University of Saskatchewan College of Engineering, is an expert on membranes. She joins Gormley to discuss how this new treatment works. Gormley

A few weeks back, we met World War 2 veteran Reg "Crash" Harrison, who recently had a book called "Crash Harrison: Tales of a Bomber Pilot Who Defied Death" written about him as a collection of short stories. He is back again and joins Gormley to share more stories from his life as a bomber pilot and his views on life. Gormley

One year since the tragic events in James Smith Cree Nation saw 11 people killed and injured 18 others and then led police on a four-day manhunt. The community is still trying to recover from the events that happened. Gormley

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Overtime was needed, but the Saskatchewan Roughriders defeated the Winnipeg Blue Bombers 32-30 in the Labour Day Classic. Jake Dolegala keeps impressing as the starting QB for the Roughriders as he threw 326 yards and completed 22 of 39 passes. Britton Gray, the CJME/CKOM Green Zone Riders reporter, joins Gormley to discuss the win. Gormley

Tally up the score, tell us who wins and take home a weekly prize!! It's time for Gormley's Green & White Prognostications for Cargill. Pick the game winner and the closest combined score, and you could win a $50 gas card! GAME: Winnipeg Blue Bombers (9-2-0) @ Saskatchewan Roughriders (5-5-0) Sunday, September 3rd, Kickoff at 5:00 p.m. Gormley

What time is it? It's Eatin' Time! with Belton Johnson - powered by the Saskatchewan Cattlemen's Association! Grillmaster Belton Johnson joins Gormley with his recipe for Loaded Grilled Nachos! Gormley

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The first-quarter financial report is out from the Saskatchewan government and it falls short. There is a surplus of $485.5 million, but that’s down more than half a billion dollars from the forecasted budget. Donna Harpauer is the Finance Minister and joins Gormley to explain why the government is so far off from its expected surplus for 2023-24. Gormley

We have all seen the cost increase when sending kids to school. A new study from the Fraser Institute " name of study" looked at it and discovered that 8 out of 10 provinces have seen record increases in spending for students in public schools. Only Saskatchewan and Alberta saw a decrease in spending. Michael Zwaagstra is a senior fellow at the Fraser Institute and co-author of the study. He joins Gormley to explain how much is spent on kids to attend public schools. Gormley

With summer winding down here in Saskatchewan, we do our best to get out and enjoy it as much as possible. From exploring our favourite provincial park to discovering a new roadside attraction. This has led us to ask, “What was your favourite thing you enjoyed this summer?” Gormley

Regina Police interim Chief Dean Rae joins Gormley to catch up on crime and policing in the Queen City. Gormley

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Canada has issued a travel advisory for LGBTQ people who visit the United States. This had Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland defending the advisory and the professionals who monitor if dangers to particular groups of Canadians exist. Tom Korski, the managing editor for Blacklock's Reporter in Ottawa, joins Gormley to discuss what is happening in Ottawa that has this travel advisory now in place. Gormley

As kids head back to school next week, one thing to be aware of is driving through school zones. From 7 am to 7 pm the speed limit is 30 km/h, and not following the posted speed limit could result in hefty fines. Tyler McMurchy is with SGI and joins Gormley to discuss being aware of driving in school zones. Gormley

It’s time for Saskatchewan’s Smartest Radio Listener! It's your chance for fame, acclaim and to prove just how smart you are. Not only do you get bragging rights, but you’ll also win a $50 gift card to Delta Hotels by Marriott Bessborough and Delta Downtown and an exclusive Smartest Radio Listener t-shirt thanks to Little Town Apparel. Available ONLY to Saskatchewan Smartest Radio Listener winners. Gormley

The Federal Liberals are attempting to help fight the housing crisis by looking at densification. This means building more homes and working with provinces to help address that. Could this be enough to help with Canada's housing crisis? Dr. Carolyn Whitzman is an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Geography, Environment and Geomatics at the University of Ottawa and a housing policy consultant. She joins Gormley to explain how densification will not solve the housing crisis and should be approached differently. Gormley

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The provincial cabinet got a good shuffle with six ministers taking on new responsibilities and two more entering cabinet. The size of the cabinet remains unchanged at 18. Premier Scott Moe joins Gormley to discuss the cabinet shuffle and the education policy change. Gormley

The Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry is on a fact-finding mission in Saskatchewan. They will be meeting agricultural experts and farms as part of their look into the soil health of the country. Senator Rob Black is a Senator for Ontario and a member of the Committee on Agriculture and Forestry. He joins Gormley to discuss what they have learned so far and why they are looking into soil health now. Gormley

Saskatchewan RCMP plans to have at least one drone in every detachment across the province by April 2024. This is part of the "Expansion Project" to help cover larger areas and help respond to unfolding incidents. Inspector Devin Pugh is the Officer in Charge of Saskatchewan RCMP's Support Services Section. He joins Gormley to explain how this will impact not just policing but the communities. Gormley

The Canadian Centre for Cyber Security released the Baseline Cyber Threat Assessment on Cybercrime in Canada. It shows that over the next two years, there will be an increase in financially motivated cybercrimes. Rajiv Gupta, the Associate Head of the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security, joins Gormley to discuss why Canada is seeing an increase in cybercrime. Gormley

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Over in China it seems like there is unrest in their economy. As unemployment continues to rise, a housing issue is on the horizon that threatens the Chinese Communist Party staying in power. Charles Burton is a Senior Fellow at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute and a former Canadian diplomat at Canada’s embassy in Beijing. He joins Gormley to explain if Xi Jinping can avoid another political threat to his power. Gormley

There are more than 4,000 charities and non-profits active around Saskatchewan, and we're featuring some of the great people doing great work in this province during our segment called "The Best of Saskatchewan." In this week's feature, we'll check in with The Do More Agriculture Foundation. Gormley

The new Netflix series "Painkiller" looks at the causes and consequences of the opioid epidemic in the U.S. and is Canada's number one watched show. Trenna Keating is from Weyburn, SK and plays Deborah Marlowe in the series. She joins Gormley to chat about the new series and what it was like to film. Gormley

Two Saskatchewan men are making it their mission to end the stigma on men's mental health. They are looking to help expand on the 30% of men who use available services for their mental health. One of those men, Allan Kehler, is a Motivational Speaker and joins Gormley to discuss the progress he is seeing in the province for men's mental health. Gormley

An Ontario court has upheld the College of Psychologists of Ontario that Dr. Jordan Peterson must undergo social media training. There is a potential of losing his license to practice. Dr. Peterson is here and joins Gormley to discuss this ruling and his latest book, "Beyond Order 12 More Rules for Life" Gormley

The Saskatoon police board has made a call to the provincial government to help the city's most vulnerable population. With a lack of facilities to take the most vulnerable, police are running into an issue of where to put them to get help. Kearney Healy is the Vice Chair of the Saskatoon Board of Police Commissioners and joins Gormley to discuss what needs to happen to help Saskatoon Police. Gormley

A Saskatchewan screenwriter from Prince Albert is making a name for herself with her short film premiering at the Holly Short Film Festival in Los Angeles. The film "Pivot" is a story about a 12-year-old girl who stands up to her mother after being forced to wear a dress she hates. It has been selected to premier at 32 different festivals this year. Robyn Campbell is the film's screenwriter and joins Gormley to discuss the film's success. Gormley

What time is it? It's Eatin' Time! with Belton Johnson - powered by the Saskatchewan Cattlemen's Association! Grillmaster Belton Johnson joins Gormley with his recipe for Blackened Bacon Cheeseburger with Remoulade! Gormley

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The head of the Russian mercenary group Wagner, Yevgeny Prigozhin, reportedly died in a plane crash in Russia. A few months ago, the Wagner Group led an aborted revolt against President Vladimir Putin over the Ukraine war. Marcus Kolga is a Senior Fellow for the McDonald-Laurier Institute and joins Gormley to explain what the Wagner group could do and what this means for the war in Ukraine. Gormley

The Remai Modern has a new exhibition called Canoe. It explores how the birchbark canoe was an essential method of transportation for Indigenous people. Kelly Tolley is the Program Guide leading the project, and Pinock Smith is an Algonquin canoe maker from the Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg Nation. They join Gormley to discuss the exhibit and what it takes to build a canoe. Gormley

The Regina Sports Hall of Fame has announced the 2023 class inductees. A number of great people are part of this class, including Rob Vanstone, Saskatchewan Roughriders historian, and he joins Gormley to share his thoughts about being inducted into the Hall of Fame. Gormley

The Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation (STF) is calling the new policy for seeking parents' permission for students to change their preferred names and pronouns dangerous. The STF feels that not having meaningful consultation from experts in education doesn't help the students. Samantha Becotte, the President of the STF, joins Gormley to explain how teachers will handle this new policy in the school year. Gormley

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The Saskatchewan government's new parental inclusion and consent policies have made parents praise the move for their kids. On the other hand, organizations and teachers find this lack of consulting about the policy harmful to students. We go to the Reality Check phones and ask: Is the government's new school policy the right thing to do? Gormley

We have heard from both political parties about the government announcement that schools must seek permission from parents for students to change their preferred names and pronouns. This also includes pausing all third-party involvement in the schools. Leading us to ask, “Did the government do the right thing with its parental consent policy in schools? Gormley

It’s time for Saskatchewan’s Smartest Radio Listener! It's your chance for fame, acclaim and to prove just how smart you are. Not only do you get bragging rights, you’ll win a $50 gift card to Delta Hotels by Marriott Bessborough and Delta Downtown and an exclusive Smartest Radio Listener t-shirt thanks to Little Town Apparel. Available ONLY to Saskatchewan Smartest Radio Listener winners. Gormley

Author Deana (Dee-na) Driver's latest book "Crash Harrison: Tales of a Bomber Pilot Who Defied Death" is a collection of short stories about Harrison growing up, years in the war and surviving four crashes. World War 2 veteran Reg "Crash" Harrison joins Gormley to discuss his stories in the book and experience during the war. Gormley

The Saskatchewan NDP reacted to the announcement from the education minister, calling it a new low and putting a greater risk on kids. The NDP does support parental involvement in schools with good communication. Carla Beck is the Leader of the Saskatchewan NDP and joins Gormley to discuss the announcement made by the government. Gormley

The Saskatchewan government announced new parental inclusion and consent policies for schools. Schools must seek parents' permission for students to change their preferred names and pronouns. Minister of Education Dustin Duncan joins Gormley to explain the move and why school boards also need to pause third-party involvement in sexual health education. Gormley

As kids prepare to head back to school, a critical thing to remember is to get back into a regular sleep routine. This has a significant impact on learning and memory if kids don't have enough sleep. Kristal Miller, Certified Sleep Consultant and Behaviour Specialist with Element Sleep Consulting Saskatoon, joins Gormley to share tips on how to get the kids back into a sleep schedule and routine so they're putting their best foot forward for class. Gormley

When it comes to bringing wine into the province, the taxation exporters face is insane. A $20 of rose wine ends up being $45 after SLGA takes their cut from it. Andre Proulx co-founded the 80x Wine Company and joins Gormley to explain that it is becoming difficult to sell wines in Saskatchewan if you are not a massive producer. Gormley

According to a new study from The Fraser Institute, the average Canadian family spent 45% of their income on taxes. The "Taxes versus the Necessities of Life: The Canadian Consumer Tax Index 2023 Edition" looks at the total tax bill of the average Canadian household from 1961 to 2023 and compares it to other expenses. Jake Fuss, the author and Director of Fiscal Studies at the Fraser Institute, joins Gormley to explain where your tax dollars are going. Gormley

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The Federal government announced funding help to develop Small Modular Reactors (SMR). A total of $74 million to help build four of them. The problem is that one SMR could cost $3-5 billion each. This may not help with the building of the reactors. Don Morgan is the Minister responsible for all major Crown corporations and joins Gormley to discuss how this doesn't help with the plan for a reliable electricity grid by 2035. Gormley

There are more than 4,000 charities and non-profits active around Saskatchewan, and we're featuring some of the great people doing great work in this province during our segment called "The Best of Saskatchewan." In this week's feature, we'll check in with the Family Fertility Fund of Saskatchewan. Gormley

With Canadians continuing to feel the pain of inflation while grocery shopping, some are turning to dollar stores to manage their food costs. It’s still possible to get healthy foods from such places. We ask you: what is the best way to manage food costs? Bailey Franklyn is a Registered Dietitian who joins Gormley to discuss finding healthy, nutritious foods with some extra label reading. Gormley

The Saskatchewan Roughriders head into the bye week with a win over the B.C. Lions 34-29. Led by Jake Dolegala, who threw three touchdowns and 239 yards, the riders seem to have found their quarterback. Britton Gray is the CJME/CKOM Green Zone Riders reporter and joins Gormley to discuss the win and what is net for the Riders. Gormley

As Canadians feel the pinch from the rise of inflation, the Federal NDP is looking to start the fall session by addressing the cost of living issue. Leader of the Federal NDP, Jagmeet Singh, is in Saskatoon and joins Gormley to discuss what he wants to see change to help the cost of living and inquiry into foreign interference beyond China. Gormley

Canadians feel the pain at the gas pumps as prices skyrocket. Usually, this is a summer thing, but could we keep seeing these higher prices in the fall? Dan McTeague is the president of Canadians for Affordable Energy and joins Gormley to explain why these higher gas prices might be here to stay long-term. Gormley

Tally up the score, tell us who wins and take home a weekly prize!! It's time for Gormley's Green & White Prognostications for Cargill. Pick the game winner and the closest combined score, and you could win a $50 gas card! GAME: B.C. Lions (7-2-0) @ Saskatchewan Roughriders (4-5-0) Sunday, August 20th, Kickoff at 5:00 p.m. Gormley

What time is it? It's Eatin' Time! with Belton Johnson - powered by the Saskatchewan Cattlemen's Association! Grillmaster Belton Johnson joins Gormley with his recipe for Reverse Seared Coffee Rubbed Smoked Beef Tenderloin! Gormley

A state of emergency has been declared in Kelowna as evacuations are underway for residents. The McDougall Creek wildfire jumped the Okanagan Lake overnight, forcing this evacuation. Ted Farr is a News Anchor in Kelowna and joins Gormley to share the latest on what is happening. Gormley

It has been almost 6-months since the government has had a permanent ethics commissioner. This has led to any investigations conducted by the commissioner on pause until a replacement is found. Conservative MP Michael Barrett, who is the Ethics and Accountable Government Critic, joins Gormley to discuss how this absence affects government ethics. Gormley

The wildfires pushing towards Yellowknife have forced the city's evacuation. 20,000 residents have been leaving by car or plane to get to safety. One of those evacuees, Territorial Court Judge Stephanie Whitecloud-Brass joins Gormley to discuss what getting out of the city was like. Gormley

With the recent release of the inflation number for Canada at 3.3%. Associate Professor of Economics Dr. Jason Childs at the University of Regina says the reported numbers are misleading, especially when you take gas prices out of the equation. He joins Gormley to explain the inflation number's true impact and what this could mean for the next interest rate update. Gormley

It is back-to-school time, preparing your family for another school year. Every year technology is essential to consider for students who are going back or going off to college. Tech expert Marc Saltzman is here and joins Gormley for his suggested tech you need this year. Gormley

The federal Liberals look like they are about to get into a risky tax fight with...the Americans. The proposed digital services tax (DST) would apply to U.S. tech companies like Amazon for doing business in Canada. Should Canada be attempting to tax U.S. companies for services in Canada? Aaron Wudrick is the Director of Domestic Policy with the Macdonald-Laurier Institute and joins Gormley to explain how bad this can be for Canada. Gormley

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Charlene Gavel has been appointed as SaskTel's new President and CEO. Before taking the top job, she was SaskTel's Chief Financial Officer for nine years. She joins Gormley to discuss her new position and what she hopes to accomplish in the coming years in her new role. Gormley

The Little League World Series gets underway today in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, and a team from Saskatchewan will represent Canada. The North Regina Little League won the Canadian title last weekend and will represent Canada starting Thursday. Cole Warken is the team manager and joins Gormley to discuss representing Canada and the impact this can have on baseball in the province. Gormley

It’s time for Saskatchewan’s Smartest Radio Listener! It's your chance for fame, and acclaim and to prove just how smart you are. Not only do you get bragging rights, you’ll win a $50 gift card to Delta Hotels by Marriott Bessborough and Delta Downtown and an exclusive Smartest Radio Listener t-shirt thanks to Little Town Apparel. Available ONLY to Saskatchewan Smartest Radio Listener winners. Gormley

As more companies move to a hybrid work method and ask workers to come back into the office for two or three days a week. There is still resistance from workers to going back, even for one day a week. Even with the resistance to returning to the office, is hybrid work here to stay? Sherri Rabinovitch is an HR expert and owner of The People Guru and joins Gormley to explain why there is resistance to returning to the office. Gormley

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With the Conservatives holding a 10-point lead in recent public opinion polls and discussion about Pierre Poilievre’s “make over”, a Liberal columnist says, “Don’t count out Justin Trudeau, who’s already beaten three different Conservative leaders. We go to the Reality Check phones and ask you Will Pierre Poilievre ever be Canada’s Prime Minister? Gormley

A Saskatoon neighbourhood has 31 trees cut down due to Dutch Elm disease. If this doesn’t get under control, removing the trees could significantly cost cities and landfills. Rick Van Duvendyk owns Dutch Growers and joins Gormley to discuss what would happen if we don't take Dutch Elm disease seriously. Gormley

Today marks the 56th anniversary of the Shell Lake Massacre, which saw nine members of the Peterson family lose their life in Canada's worst random mass murder in history. Rawlco Radio launches a six-episode podcast, The Shell Lake Massacre, exploring the Peterson family's untold story and the events surrounding their deaths. Brittany Caffet is the Host and Producer of The Shell Lake Massacre podcast and joins Gormley to discuss the podcast. Gormley

The affordable housing crisis is hitting Canadians hard, and something needs to be done about it. This issue is something the federal government needs to tackle sooner than later. Tyler Meredith is the Founding Partner of Meredith Boessenkool Policy Advisors and former head of economic strategy and planning for Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland. He joins Gormley to explain why the feds need to do more regarding the housing market. Gormley

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The federal government is pushing new regulations for provinces to commit to the net-zero by 2035 target. Premier Scott Moe says these regulations are unrealistic and unconstitutional. Dwight Newman is a law professor at the University of Saskatchewan and an expert on constitutional law. He joins Gormley to explain that this challenge might come down to the courts deciding if the Federal government can impose the regulations. Gormley

There are more than 4,000 charities and non-profits active around Saskatchewan, and we're featuring some of the great people doing great work in this province during our segment called "The Best of Saskatchewan." In this week's feature, we'll check in with The Creeative Foundation. Gormley

Judson Christopherson is a student undertaking a Master of Science thesis at the University of Saskatchewan in the College of Agriculture and Bioresources. He feels that there is a negative public perception about the impact cattle farming has on the environment, and with the support of the Saskatchewan Cattleman’s Association he is conducting research that aims to change the narrative. As a part of Judson's research the University of Saskatchewan is conducting a survey of Saskatchewan cow-calf producers. He joins Gormley to discuss the survey and what he hopes to accomplish with his research. Gormley

An organization representing retired Canadian spies is continuing to push for a public inquiry into foreign interference in Canadian elections. Dan Stanton, a former manager in counterintelligence at CSIS and a member of the Pillar Society’s board of directors, joins Gormley to discuss the importance of a public inquiry. Gormley

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With the beginning stages of harvest underway we are hearing that drought stress, heat, and pests have taken a toll on some crops around the province. Saskatchewan agriculture expert Les Henry joins Gormley to share his thoughts on the state of crops around the province. Gormley

Tally up the score, tell us who wins and take home a weekly prize!! It's time for Gormley's Green & White Prognostications for Cargill. Pick the game winner and the closest combined score, and you could win a $50 gas card! GAME: Saskatchewan Roughriders (4-4-0) @ Montreal Alouettes (4-3-0) Friday, August 11th, Kickoff at 5:30 p.m. Gormley

What time is it? It's Eatin' Time! with Belton Johnson - powered by the Saskatchewan Cattlemen's Association! Grillmaster Belton Johnson joins Gormley with his recipe for smoked jalapeno popper meatballs! Transport Canada recently said that 1 in 5 vehicles on Canadian roads are considered ‘unsafe’ due to unresolved safety issues. What really makes a vehicle unsafe? We’ll get the current safety standards from SGI, and we want to hear your story about the worst beater that you’ve driven or been a passenger in! Gormley

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Canadian music icon Burton Cummings joined the show yesterday and shared insights about why he decided to settle down in Saskatchewan, how one of the most recognizable songs from his sizeable catalogue was written, and why he never gets tired of playing his most popular hits. We take another listen to this must-hear conversation with a Canadian legend. Gormley

A teenager in Ontario has earned tens of thousands of dollars taking a dreaded household task off of people’s to-do lists… he professionally cleans BBQs! What’s the one chore around the house that you absolutely despise? Gormley

A Saskatchewan man has been named one of Canada's Top 25 Immigrants of 2023. Ali Abukar, CEO of the Saskatoon Open Door Society, left his home in Somalia at the age of 18 and came to Canada in 2011. He joins Gormley to share his story and talk about what this award means to him. Gormley

When you think of the most well-known names in Canadian music, Burton Cummings is an artist that rises to the top. The former leader of the Guess Who and a Canadian Music Hall of Fame inductee will be performing at the Grandstand at the Saskatoon Ex on Saturday. He joins Gormley. Gormley

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Energy Minister Jonathan Wilkinson has confirmed that the federal government is considering restricting access to tax credits and grants for electricity projects to only provinces that commit to a 2035 target for an emissions-free electricity grid. Is this a realistic expectation? Premier Scott Moe joins Gormley to discuss whether the 2035 deadline is something that would be possible for us to accomplish in Saskatchewan. Gormley

From music festivals to rodeos and demolition derbies, it seems like every Saskatchewan community has an annual event to be proud of. What is the best small town Saskatchewan event? Gormley

It’s time for Saskatchewan’s Smartest Radio Listener! It's your chance for fame, acclaim and to prove just how smart you are. Not only do you get bragging rights, you’ll win a $50 gift card to Delta Hotels by Marriott Bessborough and Delta Downtown and an exclusive Smartest Radio Listener t-shirt thanks to Little Town Apparel. Available ONLY to Saskatchewan's Smartest Radio Listener winners. Gormley

The Broad Street Bullies are ready to visit small town Saskatchewan! Former Philadelphia Flyers Orest Kindrachuk and Dave Schultz are two of the key note speakers at the Delisle Sports Celebrity Dinner tomorrow (THURS) evening. They join Gormley to share memories from their days on the ice. Gormley

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Ticket sales for Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour stop in Toronto officially kick off at 9 this morning. Music industry expert Eric Alper joins Gormley to discuss the absolute phenomenon that Swift has become and the economic impact will these 6 shows will have. Gormley

There is a lot going on in the Saskatchewan skies through the month of August! The Perseid meteor shower will take place this coming Saturday and we’ll see a supermoon at the end of the month. Samantha Lawler is an Associate Professor of Astronomy at Campion College at the University of Regina. She joins Gormley to discuss the incredible things we can see in Saskatchewan this month, simply by looking up. Gormley

Stan Thomas has many fond memories from the early days of television in Saskatoon. He wrote a book sharing his stories and experiences of what the CFQC-TV station was like. His book "Life in Early Television: The Good, The Bad and the Funny" is a first-hand account of several events, including Gordie Howe Day, all the way to Diefenbaker winning his majority. He joins Gormley to chat about his book. Gormley

A new book called " The 1867 Project: Why Canada Should Be Cherished-Not Cancelled" is a compilation of essays from 20 critical thinkers. Some topics covered within the book are the modern-day treatment of John A. Macdonald and Egerton Ryerson, “cancel culture” in universities, media, and government, and how academic theories such as Critical Theory and post-modernism affect Canada. The editor of this book, Mark Milke, is the President and Founder of The Aristotle Foundation for Public Policy. He joins Gormley to discuss the motivation behind creating this compilation. Gormley

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Saskatchewan Roughriders quarterback Mason Fine had a big weekend, finally achieving his first win as a CFL quarterback! The 26-year-old pivot threw a touchdown pass to go along with 296 yards in a 26-24 victory over the Ottawa Redblacks on Sunday. Will this win finally end the debate in Saskatchewan about whether we are dealing with a QB controversy? Our very own Riders reporter Britton Gray joins Gormley. Gormley

Tally up the score, tell us who wins and take home a weekly prize!! It's time for Gormley's Green & White Prognostications for Cargill. Pick the game winner and the closest combined score, and you could win a $50 gas card! Gormley

What time is it? It's Eatin' Time! with Belton Johnson - powered by the Saskatchewan Cattlemen's Association! Grillmaster Belton Johnson joins Gormley with his recipe for Smoked Brisket Queso! Gormley

Open lines......general discussion Gormley

Open Lines...general discussion Gormley

Meta announced that it will remove news for all Canadian users on Facebook and Instagram in the coming weeks. This means Canadians will no longer share or view articles or content from news outlets, including international ones. Michael Geist is a Law Professor and Canada Research Chair in Internet and E-Commerce Law at the University of Ottawa. He joins Gormley to discuss the limitations this will have on Canadians. Gormley

The Saskatoon Fridge Festival gets underway today for 10 days celebrating the arts. 18 plays are happening at the festival, including comedy, drama, children's stories, and even circus acts at the Garden in W.E. Graham Park. Anita Smith is the Artistic and Executive Director for the Saskatoon Fringe Festival and joins Gormley to discuss the festival. Gormley

With increased theft in Canada, some stores have gone to a receipt check stop before leaving the store. Walmart took it further in Ottawa, testing a "full-serve" experience and having associates scan your items in the self-checkout area. This leads us to ask, “Does self-checkout make sense?” Gormley

Saskatoon Police Chief Troy Cooper joins Gormley for our monthly update on crime and policing in the Bridge City. Gormley

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The collective crown corporations in Saskatchewan reported net earnings of only $7.4 million in 2022-23. Compared to last year, they earned $361 million in net profits. One of the reasons for this drastic drop is SaskPower reporting a loss of $172 million due to increased fuel costs. Don Morgan is the Minister responsible for all major Crown corporations and joins Gormley to discuss this massive dip in profits from the crown corporations. Gormley

Nature Conservancy of Canada's fourth annual Big Backyard BioBlitz starts tomorrow. You can help scientists take stock of local birds, insects and plants. Documenting as many species as possible assists conservation efforts to track rare creatures and help fight invasive species. Kayla Balderson-Burak is the Engagement Manager for Saskatchewan with Nature Conservancy of Canada and joins Gormley on how you can get involved with the Big Backyard BioBlitz. Gormley

It’s time for Saskatchewan’s Smartest Radio Listener! It's your chance for fame, and acclaim and to prove just how smart you are. Not only do you get bragging rights, you’ll win a $50 gift card to Delta Hotels by Marriott Bessborough and Delta Downtown and an exclusive Smartest Radio Listener t-shirt thanks to Little Town Apparel. Available ONLY to Saskatchewan’s Smartest Radio Listener winners. The Gold and Silver Pawn Shop from the show Pawn Stars has listed A Saskatchewan Roughriders 1966 Grey Cup ring for $70,000. This would be a great addition to anyone's Roughriders collection, leading us to ask, “What is your most prized Saskatchewan Roughriders possession?” Gormley

Brian Zinchuk, editor/owner of Pipeline Online, is here to discuss the latest oil and gas news in the province. Today, Zinchuk shares details on TC Energy spinning off the Keystone pipeline marking there exit from the market. Gormley

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There is controversy in Winnipeg as nearly 300 members of the Hong Kong Police Force were allowed to participate at the World Police and Fire Games. China has placed bounties on the heads of pro-democracy legislators, some living in Canada, and this has advocates asking why the invitation to Hong Kong's police officers was allowed to begin with. Henry Chan is co-director of Saskatchewan Stands with Hong Kong. He joins Gormley to explain the concerns from his organization. Gormley

Do you know how much public health care costs you? Most Canadians don't see the value of their contributions to public health care. A new study from the Fraser Institute, "The Price of Public Health Care Insurance" found out Canadians' average payment is in the thousands. Nadeem Esmail is a Senior Fellow at the Fraser Institute. He joins Gormley to explain how much Canadians pay for public health care. Gormley

Alaska Senator Dan Sullivan called out Canada not only for its failure to meet NATO's spending commitment but also for its commitment to NORAD. This has made Trudeau come out to defend Canada's military spending but does the Senator have a point that we should be meeting our commitment? Christian Leuprecht is a Professor in Leadership at the Department of Political Science and Economics for the Royal Military College. He joins Gormley to weigh in on Canada's spending regarding NATO and NORAD. Gormley

One of Canada's most gifted storytellers Roy MacGregor, has a new book called "Paper Trails From the Backwoods to the Front Page, a Life in Stories." Looks at his career as a journalist sharing the stories behind the stories. He joins Gormley to discuss the journeys he took to find those rare stories throughout Canada. Gormley

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It’s a war of advertising as The Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation (STF) and the provincial government are in contract talks for a new agreement. The STF is not impressed with the use of taxpayers' money for billboards highlighting the average salary of their teachers. The Minister of Education, Dustin Duncan, joins Gormley to explain why the government decided to go with billboards during contract talks. Gormley

There are more than 4,000 charities and non-profits active around Saskatchewan, and we're featuring some of the great people doing great work in this province during our segment called "The Best of Saskatchewan." In this week's feature, we'll check in with BGC Saskatoon (Formerly Boys & Girls Clubs of Saskatoon). Gormley

The question you've probably asked yourself more than once is "How can I be Happy?" which could be answered in several ways. A new book by Dr. Gad Saad called " The Saad Truth about Happiness: 8 Secrets for Leading the Good Life" offers helpful and entertaining ways to be happy. Dr. Saad joins Gormley to chat about his new book. Gormley

After last week’s federal cabinet shuffle, a ret’d Canadian general says some Ministers should not have been moved, like Defence Minister Anita Anand. Retired Lt.-Gen Michel Maisonneuve wrote that this is not the time to change a capable minister in a crisis in the National Post. He joins Gormley to discuss that this was not a move that should have happened. Gormley

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New billboards from the Provincial government saying Saskatchewan Teachers are among the highest-paid in Western Canada. This has come as The Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation and the provincial government are in contract talks for a new agreement. Samantha Becotte is the President of the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation and joins Gormley to discuss the billboards as a waste of money during contract talks. Gormley

Tally up the score, tell us who wins and take home a weekly prize!! It's time for Gormley's Green & White Prognostications for Cargill. Pick the game winner and the closest combined score, and you could win a $50 gas card! GAME: Saskatchewan Roughriders (3-3-0) @ Toronto Argonauts (5-0-0) Saturday, July 29th, Kickoff at 2:00 p.m. (Touchdown Atlantic) Gormley

What time is it? It's Eatin' Time! with Belton Johnson - powered by the Saskatchewan Cattlemen's Association! Grillmaster Belton Johnson joins Gormley with his recipe for Smoked Bacon Wrapped Armadillo Eggs! Gormley

Ultimate Open Lines Gormley

Ultimate Open Lines Gormley

The encampment in front of Regina City Hall is coming down. After a tent went up in flames, the Fire Chief used his authority to call for its dismantling. This gives people in the encampment 24 hours to pack up before being forcefully removed. Regina Mayor Sandra Masters has been looking out her office window at the camp for weeks. She’ll join Gormley to answer why now? Gormley

It is our annual update on "The Laws of Summer." with Criminal trial lawyer Mark Brayford who joins Gormley to cover everything from impaired driving regulations to open alcohol laws and where you're legally allowed to leave your boat trailer over the long weekend. Do you have a question about the law or clarification on them before you enjoy the rest of your summer? Gormley

The University of Regina’s Dementia Supports in Rural Saskatchewan (DSRS) team collaborates with the University of Saskatchewan’s Rural Dementia Action Research (RaDAR) to establish a memory clinic. The Clinic will be located in the Esterhazy District Medical Clinic to help people with concerns about dementia. Dr. Debra Morgan is Professor and Chair of Rural Health Delivery at the Canadian Centre for Rural and Agricultural Health in the Department of Medicine, University of Saskatchewan. She joins Gormley to discuss the clinic's launch and the support it will give in the rural community. Gormley

Several medical experts are calling for an independent inquiry into Canada's Covid-19 response. 13 organizations across Canada want to understand the medical and societal complexities of the pandemic and help improve preparedness. Dr. Isaac Bogoch, Associate Professor, Department of Medicine at the University of Toronto and Infectious Diseases physician. He joins Gormley to explain how vital this inquiry is and why it needs to happen. Gormley

Open lines discussing what bugs YOU. Gormley

There was a lot of shuffling regarding the Trudeau cabinet, as most MPs were moved around. This included added seven rookie MPs stepping into the cabinet. After a shuffle like this with so many moves, could we see an election in the fall? Ken Coates is the Canada Research Chair in Regional Innovation at the Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy, University of Saskatchewan. He joins Gormley for his take on the cabinet shuffle. Gormley

The Canadian Forces Snowbirds will be part of the "Salute To A Safe Saskatoon" performing fly-over tributes over the city on Thursday. This is to recognize the efforts of those who strive to help create a safe and healthy community. Capt. Phil Rochon is the Public Affairs Officer for the Canadian Forces Snowbirds. He joins Gormley to chat about what you can see in the flyovers. Gormley

It’s time for Saskatchewan’s Smartest Radio Listener! It's your chance for fame, acclaim and to prove just how smart you are. Not only do you get bragging rights, you’ll win a $50 gift card to Delta Hotels by Marriott Bessborough and Delta Downtown and an exclusive Smartest Radio Listener t-shirt thanks to Little Town Apparel. Available ONLY to Saskatchewan Smartest Radio Listener winners. Gormley

The City of Saskatoon has wrapped up another special budget meeting to find ways to reduce the funding gap of more than $70 million in 2024 and 2025. Those gaps have been reduced to $23.2 million, which would result in a 9.96 percent in 2024 and 6.17 percent in 2025 property tax increase. Many organizations have suggested options for the city, including the Greater Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce, with a seven percent cost reduction across all departments and city-funded agencies. Jason Aebig is the CEO of the Greater Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce and joins Gormley to get his reaction to the latest budget update. Gormley

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The Trudeau cabinet will see a major shuffle of ministers. Seven ministers will either leave their position or have decided not to run in the next election. Tom Korski, the managing editor for Blacklock's Reporter, joins Gormley to discuss what this cabinet shuffle will do for Trudeau in the fall session. Gormley

There is a unique opportunity to take a behind-the-scenes look at what happens at Depot Division. Also known as the RCMP Academy, it is allowing tours to the public of its facility to commemorate the RCMP’s 150 anniversary and connect with the community. C/Supt. Sylvie Bourassa-Muise is the commander for Depot and joins Gormley to discuss what life is like at Depot and the work being done for the RCMP. Gormley

We see the shift to make more electric vehicles, and many of them piling up, waiting to be sold. We are seeing this shift impact the middle class, especially when it comes to the cost of buying an EV being well over $60,000. Joel Kotkin, Executive Director of the Urban Reform Institute and Urban Futures Fellow at the University of Chapman, recently wrote about how EV mandates attack the middle class. He joins Gormley to explain how harmful the move to EVs is on the middle class. Gormley

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This housing affordability crisis has seen many Canadians giving up on the idea of owning a home. The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation have handed out $75 million in bonuses during this crisis. Last year alone, it paid almost $27 million in bonuses, an average of $11,700 per employee. Franco Terrazzano is the Federal Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation. He joins Gormley to explain why this doesn't make sense for the federal crown corporation, whose goal is housing affordability. Gormley

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being used in research at the University of Saskatchewan to better predict risk factors for heart disease. AI is collecting more data from CT scans that are beyond what any doctor can perceive. Dr. Scott Adam is part of the research project and assistant professor at the College of Medicine for the University of Saskatchewan. He joins Gormley to chat about the research. Gormley

There are more than 4,000 charities and non-profits active around Saskatchewan, and we're featuring some of the great people doing great work in this province during our new segment called "The Best of Saskatchewan." In this week's feature, we'll check in with Broken Arrow Youth Ranch. Gormley

The City of Saskatoon is set for its second special budget meeting, addressing the funding gap of more than $70 million in 2024 and 2025. Several organizations have had ideas for the city to fix the issue, including North Saskatoon Business Association (NSBA), recommending a reduction in staffing by 10%. Keith Moen is the Executive Director of the North Saskatoon Business Association (NSBA) and joins Gormley to explain why the organization suggested this move to the city. Gormley

Regina Police Deputy Chief Lorilee Davies joins Gormley to catch up on crime and policing in the Queen City. Gormley

Open lines discussing YOUR stories. Gormley

We are a third of the way through the CFL season, and the Saskatchewan Roughriders are sitting 3-3 after losing 19-9 to the B.C. Lions. With a lot of the season still left and Mason Fine as the Quarterback, does this team have what it takes to make a playoff run? Britton Gray is our Riders reporter and joins Gormley to discuss how the team is coming together. Gormley

Tally up the score, tell us who wins and take home a weekly prize!! It's time for Gormley's Green & White Prognostications for Cargill. Pick the game winner and the closest combined score, and you could win a $50 gas card! GAME: Saskatchewan Roughriders (3-2-0) @ B.C. Lions (4-1-0) Saturday, July 22nd, Kickoff at 5:00 p.m. Gormley

What time is it? It's Eatin' Time! with Belton Johnson - powered by the Saskatchewan Cattlemen's Association! Grillmaster Belton Johnson joins Gormley with his recipe for Sesame Ginger Beef Skewers! Gormley

Ultimate Open Lines Gormley

Ultimate Open Lines Gormley

The Correctional Service of Canada (CSC) released their review of the Paul Bernardo transfer to a medium-security prison. The conclusion is that the transfer followed all applicable policies and met the CSC standard. Stephanie Taylor is a Canadian Press Reporter covering the Bernardo transfer and joins Gormley to explain the results in the review. Gormley

The Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority (SIGA) has released its 2022-23 annual financial report with a record-breaking profit. The focus on building back from the pandemic and the launch of PlayNow.com contributed to the earning. Zane Hansen is the President and CEO of SIGA and joins Gormley to discuss how the profits will help local communities. Gormley

In every town, there is something that it claims to be famous for. Whether it is someone born there or an attraction that brings people to see it, this leads us to ask, "What is your town's claim to fame?" Gormley

Over 1,000 Canadians have taken the CRA to court over the CERB benefits being paid back to the federal government. One of those Canadians is Tressa Mitchell from Weyburn, whose eligibility is still under review and unresolved. She joins Gormley to discuss her fight with the CRA over accepting CERB. The Saskatchewan Liberal Party has changed their name to the Saskatchewan Progress Party. The change is the first step to modernize and bring the province into the future. Jeff Walters is the Leader of the Saskatchewan Progress Party and joins Gormley to discuss the change for the party. Gormley

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Is the B.C. port strike back on or off? It was taken back hours after issuing a 72-hour strike notice yesterday. This has Canada's exports in limbo as to when the port will be back up and running, leading to Trudeau convening the government's incident response group. Andrew Scheer is the House Leader for the Opposition and MP for Regina-Qu'Appelle. He joins Gormley to discuss what the government should do regarding the strike. Gormley

Not since the 1960s has both the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) and American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA) been on strike simultaneously. This has put several productions for movies and TV to a halt. Current films are scheduled to be released with no actors' promotion. Robert Thompson is a Trustee Professor of Television and Popular Culture at the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University. He joins Gormley to explain the impact this is not only having in Hollywood but for productions in Canada as well. Gormley

It’s time for Saskatchewan’s Smartest Radio Listener! It's your chance for fame, and acclaim and to prove just how smart you are. Not only do you get bragging rights, you’ll win a $50 gift card to Delta Hotels by Marriott Bessborough and Delta Downtown and an exclusive Smartest Radio Listener t-shirt thanks to Little Town Apparel. Available ONLY to Saskatchewan’s Smartest Radio Listener winners. Gormley

Half of Canadians don't have a will in place, which raises concerns about what happens to your family when you pass. The better question is how do you properly prepare your will without having issues, which we have seen recently with Aretha Franklin trying to validate her will. Meagan Ward is a lawyer and partner at Ward Mischuk Thomson LLP and joins Gormley to explain what you need to know about preparing a will. Gormley

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Could we see the RCMP turn into Canada's version of the FBI? According to Sources, the idea has backing from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino, and RCMP Commissioner Michael Duheme. Even provinces have discussed the idea with the federal government. Minister of Justice and Attorney General Bronwyn Eyre joins Gormley to discuss whether this is being considered in Saskatchewan. Gormley

Our very own Shaun Haney, who you can hear on the weekend with Real Ag, joins Gormley to give us an overview of how the Agriculture sector is doing. Gormley

Canadian Farmer and Comedian Quick Dick McDick joins Gormley to share his perspective on everything happening at Ag in Motion. Drones are another way that is helping farmers make sure they are on top of all their growing crops. Draganfly Inc. is using drones and software to monitor crop fields for producers and help analyze the overall health of their fields. Cory Baker is the Production Manager for Draganfly Inc. and joins Gormley to discuss how advanced this technology is helping the agriculture sector. Gormley

We have seen it very dry this year, and many producers are worried about their crops. Crop Intelligence is an app that collects soil moisture to model water-driven yield potential for farmland. This technology is another way to make farming easier. Alana Serhan is the Territory Business Agronomist for Crop Intelligence and joins Gormley to discuss how Crop Intelligence is helping farmers ensure their fields are properly irrigated. Gormley

Director of Ag in Motion Rob O'Connor joins Gormley to discuss what exhibitors you can find here and what to expect at this year's show over the next 3-days. Gormley

The continuing dry conditions and warm temperatures across the province are hitting producers hard this year. The Federal government and Saskatchewan are working together to help. David Marit is the Minister of Agriculture for Saskatchewan and joins Gormley to discuss how the agriculture sector is doing this year. Gormley

There are more than 4,000 charities and non-profits active around Saskatchewan, and we're featuring some of the great people doing great work in this province during our new segment called "The Best of Saskatchewan." In this week's feature, we'll check in with the Field of Stars event. Gormley

We all have probably complained about the single-use plastic ban at one point or another. Whether cardboard straws, wooden cutlery, or no longer getting plastic bags from stories. Our friend Quick Dick McDick recently posted a rant about his pet peeves on the single-use plastics ban and joins Gormley to share his thoughts. If you want to join the conversation on your plastic ban pet peeves. Gormley

A new book from a Regina author called "The Trauma Beat: A Case For Re-Thinking The Business of Bad News." It looks at what it takes to be on the crime beat, its impact on trauma survivors, and the media covering the stories. Tamara Cherry is the book's author and an award-winning journalist who spent 15 years reporting on crime in Canada's biggest newsrooms in Toronto. She joins Gormley to discuss her book and what she learned about trauma while covering crime. Gormley

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The biggest takeaway from the independent review of the "Experience Regina" brand launch has been released is that no one is losing their job. This doesn't mean the Regina Exhibition Association Limited (REAL) executives and board are escaping without blame for this mishap. Wayne Morsky is the Chair of REAL Board of Directors and joins Gormley for his take on the results from the review. Gormley

Tally up the score, tell us who wins and take home a weekly prize!! It's time for Gormley's Green & White Prognostications for Cargill. Pick the game winner and the closest combined score, and you could win a $50 gas card! GAME: Calgary Stampeders (1-3-0) @ Saskatchewan Roughriders (3-1-0) Saturday, July 15th, Kickoff at 5:00 p.m. Gormley

What time is it? It's Eatin' Time! with Belton Johnson - powered by the Saskatchewan Cattlemen's Association! Grillmaster Belton Johnson joins Gormley with his recipe for Smoked Stuffed Bell Peppers! Gormley

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An independent review looking at the "Experience Regina" brand launch has been released. In the report, several recommendations were made for Regina Exhibition Association Limited (REAL), including no changes of employment within REAL. George Cuff is the independent consultant who led the review on the brand launch and joins Gormley to discuss what he discovered looking into "Experience Regina". Gormley

Two new Studies are underway at the University of Saskatchewan looking at a variety of factors that impact long-haul truck drivers in the province. One study is evaluating what benefits driving simulator training can offer truck drivers in Saskatchewan, and the second is looking to evaluate the amenities available at truck stops. PhD candidate Mackenzie McKeown is leading the studies. She joins Gormley to discuss the safety concerns she has about the current state of the trucking industry and how she hopes her studies will help create a better work environment for Saskatchewan Truckers. Gormley

We know Saskatchewan has some of the most breathtaking, unmatched places to visit. Whether exploring the Boreal Trail, seeing Lake Diefenbaker sand castles, or experiencing near weightlessness at Little Manitou Lake. This leads us to ask, "Where would you take someone who is visiting Saskatchewan?" Gormley

Charges of alleged labour trafficking in small town Saskatchewan restaurants have shocked many in the province, as the RCMP says it is more common than we think. Dr. Olivia Smith, Visiting Scholar at the Max Bell School of Public Policy at McGill University, has extensively researched human trafficking in her work as Executive Director of the Caribbean Anti-Human Trafficking Foundation. She joins Gormley to take a deeper dive into labour trafficking in Canada. Gormley

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The NATO meetings in Lithuania have wrapped up, and Canada has promised to increase their contributions. Adding 1,200 military personnel to the NATO mission in Latvia and hit the target of 2 per cent of GDP defence spending. Robert Davidson is a retired Vice-Admiral who served as Canada's military representative for NATO from 2012-2016. He joins Gormley to explain if this new pledge to NATO can be achieved. Gormley

We have all had a bad sunburn happen, even after applying sunscreen. Many don't use sunscreen properly or understand what SPF (sun protection factor) means. Dermatologist Dr. Kyle Cullingham joins Gormley to explain how to use sunscreen to avoid getting burned. Gormley

It’s time for Saskatchewan’s Smartest Radio Listener! It's your chance for fame, acclaim and to prove just how smart you are. You get bragging rights and win your exclusive Smartest Radio Listener t-shirt thanks to Little Town Apparel, available ONLY to Saskatchewan’s Smartest Radio Listener winners. Gormley

In Alberta the provincial government has been studying whether addicts should be forced into drug and mental health rehab facilities for treatment. While other provinces watch this, and harm reduction activists criticize it, one Saskatchewan drug and alcohol educator says it’s worth considering. Addictions Counsellor Rand Teed joins Gormley to explain if programs that force addicts into rehab is a good move. Gormley

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“8 weeks ago, Saskatoon permitted 2 companies to rent out about 500 scooters on city streets. 6 weeks later, Regina followed suit. While some people love the scooters, others don’t … which leads us to ask, ‘Are cities doing the right thing by allowing e-scooter rentals." Gormley

A Saskatchewan company is looking to change the future of waste management. Aspen Innovation Park from Hafford is bringing the Carbouture zero-fill that processes any waste solid, liquid, explosives, and radioactive materials to be repurposed and used again. Randall Johnson is the President of Aspen Innovation Park and joins Gormley to discuss this technology's impact on Saskatchewan. Gormley

There is a new Alzheimer’s drug called Leqembi that has been FDA-approved in the U.S. It slows down the progression of Alzheimer’s and trials have shown a 27% reduction in the illness. But the drug has to be administered early on in the progression of Alzheimer’s. Joanne Bracken is the CEO of the Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan and joins Gormley to discuss the promising results and what needs to happen next before it comes to Canada. Gormley

Saskatoon Police Chief Troy Cooper joins Gormley for our monthly update on crime and policing in the Bridge City. Gormley

Human Trafficking charges against two Saskatchewan men for allegedly forcing a woman into illegal work in small town restaurants has shocked the province. We have Supt. Glenn Church is the officer in charge of Saskatchewan RCMP’s Saskatchewan Enforcement Response Team (SERT) and oversees the Saskatchewan Trafficking Response Team (STRT). He joins Gormley to discuss the issue of human trafficking within Saskatchewan and what is being done about it. Gormley

As the B.C. port strike continues, its impact on the Saskatchewan economy grows. The Vancouver-Fraser port alone is responsible for handling $17 Billion worth of Saskatchewan commodities each year. Prabha Ramaswamy is the CEO of the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce and joins Gormley to discuss the pressure the strike has on Saskatchewan. Gormley

There are more than 4,000 charities and non-profits active around Saskatchewan, and we're featuring some of the great people doing great work in this province during our new segment called "The Best of Saskatchewan." In this week's feature, we'll check in with Big Brothers and Big Sisters Regina. Gormley

Ottawa has published new guidelines to allow mortgage lenders to give relief for Canadians with a variable rate or renewing their terms. These guidelines recommend several things, including waving penalty fees to alter mortgage terms and charging interest on interest. Carrie Cardinal is a Mortgage Broker in Regina and joins Gormley to discuss this can be a helpful move if lenders adopt the recommendations. Gormley

For 30 years, climate policy has focused on mitigating or reducing emissions and has not been effective as emissions continue to rise. A climate policy focused on adaptation could be the more effective way. Ross McKitrick is a professor of economics at the University of Guelph and wrote a study on the need for adaptation needs a greater focus in climate policy. He joins Gormley to discuss why we need to do this. Gormley

The pressure to remove Marco Mendicino as the Public Safety Minister is not going away anytime soon. It raises the question if more changes need to happen within the Department of public safety. Brian Lilley is a columnist for the Toronto Sun and joins Gormley to explain why changes should be made to the whole department. Gormley

The B.C. port strike has entered its 8th day, and the ripple effect on the economy is now being felt. The biggest sector feeling the pain is the potash industry and has the Saskatchewan government calling on the federal government to end this strike. Jeremy Cockrill is the Minister of Highways for Saskatchewan and joins Gormley to explain what the province is doing to help the potash sector as the strike is on. Gormley

Here in Saskatchewan, no one says we don't get the most out of our summers, but are you prepared as you head out to enjoy what the province has to offer? Ashlyn George, travel blogger, the Lost Girl's Guide to Finding the World joins Gormley to share some tips before camping and hiking. Gormley

What time is it? It's Eatin' Time! with Belton Johnson - powered by the Saskatchewan Cattlemen's Association! Grillmaster Belton Johnson joins Gormley with his recipe for Smoked Brisket Jalapenos Poppers! Gormley

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With the federal government deciding to stop advertising on Meta-owned platforms. This is just another move in the back and forth between the government and big tech companies over the Online News Act (Bill C-18) hurts the news industry. Peter Menzies is a Senior Fellow at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute and former vice-chair of the CRTC. He joins Gormley to explain that all this does is push the news industry into the abyss. Gormley

Tally up the score, tell us who wins and take home a weekly prize!! It's time for Gormley's Green & White Prognostications for Cargill. Pick the game winner and the closest combined score, and you could win a $50 gas card! GAME: Edmonton Elks (0-4-0) @Saskatchewan Roughriders (2-1-0) Thursday, July 6th, Kickoff at 7:00 p.m. Gormley

Recently, Concert going etiquette has seemed to be forgotten as a new trend appears to be throwing just about anything onstage when singers are performing. Pink was hit with a bag of ashes to Bebe Rexha, having someone's phone hit her. What concert etiquette have you seen that people have forgotten about? Gormley

In May, Jan Guppy from Unidentified Human Remains Canada joined us, a Montreal woman helping solve cold cases for families seeking closure. She received many new tips for Saskatchewan cold cases to share with the RCMP and joins Gormley to discuss what came in and how it helped. Gormley

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The Federal Minister of Natural Resources Jonathan Wilkinson, recently spoke at the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce about achieving net zero by 2050. The federal government is still urging Saskatchewan to collaborate on this plan. Minister of Justice and Attorney General Bronwyn Eyre joins Gormley to discuss what the province will do. Gormley

Saskatchewan small businesses will see their taxes going up after seeing them cut down to zero since 2020. The government of Saskatchewan has raised it back to 1%, and that is not going to be helping them. Gage Haubrich is the Prairie Director for the Canadian Taxpayers Federation and joins Gormley to explain why the government doesn't need to do this to small businesses. Gormley

It’s time for Saskatchewan’s Smartest Radio Listener! It's your chance for fame, acclaim and to prove just how smart you are. You get bragging rights and win your exclusive Smartest Radio Listener t-shirt thanks to Little Town Apparel, available ONLY to Saskatchewan’s Smartest Radio Listener winners. Gormley

Brian Zinchuk, editor/owner of Pipeline Online, is here to discuss the latest oil and gas news in the province. Today, Zinchuk shares details on Federal Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson speaking about Canada attaining net zero by 2050 in Saskatchewan. Gormley

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The long-awaited grocery rebate payment is here for eligible Canadians from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). This is to help with the rising food prices, but does it go far enough for Canadians struggling with their grocery bill? Sylvain Charlebois is a food distribution and policy professor at Dalhousie University Agri-Food Analytics Lab. He joins Gormley to explain why this doesn't go far enough to help Canadians. Gormley

After discovering his artistic skills while dealing with his mental health, Ryan Giesbrecht decided he needed to do more and help others with their journey. He has decided to walk across Canada to help raise money and awareness for mental health, camping on the side of the road and selling his art pieces. He joins Gormley, now from Oyen, Alberta, to chat about his journey that started on June 7th. Gormley

We saw the inflation rate in Canada drop to 3.4%, but when you dig into it, Saskatchewan has the highest inflation rate among the provinces. Saskatchewan sits at 4.3%, a full percent higher than other Western provinces. Dr. Jason Childs, an Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Regina, joins Gormley to explain why inflation is higher for us. Gormley

Google and Meta have spoken and will not pay media outlets for content. This includes Google removing Canadian news from its platforms and ending existing deals it had with local publishers. Chris Waddell is a Professor of Emeritus at the School of Journalism and Communication at Carleton University. He joins Gormley to explain the negative impact this will have on news in Canada. Gormley

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Canada's Western premiers held meetings to coordinate working together on several projects. They also discussed the imbalance of federal funding to the provinces. Premier Scott Moe joins Gormley to chat about the meeting of the Premiers and the impact of the clean fuel standards in Saskatchewan. Gormley

The Canada Day long weekend is here, and as many of you head out to enjoy it, wildfires are still a concern in the province. The province has seen a hectic fire season, and Jamie Markowsky, Public education program manager for the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA). He joins Gormley to share prevention tips to avoid causing wildfires. Gormley

What time is it? It's Eatin' Time! with Belton Johnson - powered by the Saskatchewan Cattlemen's Association! Grillmaster Belton Johnson joins Gormley with his recipe for Smoked Stuffed Meatloaf! Gormley

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Saskatchewan wraps up the 2022-23 budget with a massive surplus for the province. Instead of a $463 million deficit, the province achieved a $1.58 billion surplus. Donna Harpauer is the Minister of Finance and joins Gormley to discuss what this means for the province for the 2023-24 fiscal year. Gormley

The College of Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan is taking steps to help train more physicians to stay in the province. The school is increasing the number of seats in the program as part of Saskatchewan's Health Human Resources (HHR) Action Plan. Dean of the University of Saskatchewan College of Medicine, Dr. Preston Smith, joins Gormley to explain the move to increase the seats in the program starting in the fall of 2023. Gormley

We know summers in Saskatchewan are short, and we get out there to make the most of it. There is a lot to do and see in the province. We check in with Mike Clancy, author of "A User’s Guide to Saskatchewan Parks," to learn more about the province's parks and some of the best spots you might want to visit this summer. Gormley

When it comes to deciding about climate policy, the information is generated by modelling. It predicts the impacts of climate change, which is rarely accurate. Kenneth Green is a Senior Fellow from the Fraser Institute and joins Gormley to explain why we should focus on actual measurements regarding climate policy, not modelling. Gormley

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Saskatchewan could see some relief on their energy bills as SaskEnergy has requested to adjust the commodity rate with the Saskatchewan Rate Review Panel (SRRP). SaskEnergy also asks the SRRP to consider a 5% delivery service increase. Don Morgan is the Minister responsible for SaskEnergy and joins Gormley to explain the request to lower the rate in the province. Gormley

The recent cybersecurity breach that affects Suncor is the most significant attack in a growing trend. Cyberattacks on Canadians and private businesses are increasing, happening hourly. Ian Paterson is the CEO of cybersecurity company Plurilock Security Inc and joins Gormley to explain that the attack on Suncor might be the start of something bigger. Gormley

It’s time for Saskatchewan’s Smartest Radio Listener! Then John takes your calls about road rage! Gormley

It was 6,246 days between the death of Misha Pavelick and an arrest made in the case. To help the case, the Mounties released a three-part podcast titled “Who Killed Misha Pavelick?" Featuring investigators and members of the Pavelick family. Mandy Maier is the communication strategist with the RCMP strategic communications media relations unit who created the podcast. She joins Gormley to discuss its impact and benefit on the case. Gormley

Regina Police Chief Evan Bray joins Gormley to catch up on crime and policing in the Queen City. Gormley

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The inflation number dropped to 3.4%, the lowest in two years. This is a good sign, as many Canadians are watching to see when the interest rate will drop. Paul Martin is the Business Analyst for 980 CJME 650 CKOM. He joins Gormley to explain how the inflation drop will affect the economy. Gormley

The one line all parents dread hearing during the summer from their kids...I'm bored; what are we doing today? There is always something to do during summer vacation for parents and kids. Parenting expert Kathy Buckworth is here and joins Gormley to discuss how to prepare for summer vacation. Gormley

Elections Saskatchewan has issued its 2022-2023 Annual Report on improving voting in the province. They are focusing on the upcoming by-elections and testing the Saskatchewan Election Management System (SEMS), focusing on electronic poll books and vote-counting equipment. Dr. Michael Boda, the Chief Electoral Officer for Saskatchewan joins Gormley to explain the annual report and how the upcoming byelections will help test SEMS. Gormley

Starting on July 1st, the Clean Fuel Standard comes into effect. This means an increase of 17 cents per litre at the gas pumps. It boils down to being a second carbon tax that will cost you more. Dan McTeague is a gas price analyst and President of Canadians for Affordable Energy. He joins Gormley to discuss the impact this will have on you beyond the pumps. Gormley

Gormley takes your calls about the big stories from the day! Gormley

A Canadian took a stand and stepped down from the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), citing ties to China's Communist Party and toxic environment. After this move, the federal government halted all activity with the investment bank. That Canadian was Bob Pickard, who was the Director General of Communications of AIIB before stepping down. He joins Gormley to tell us about it and why China has claimed him to be a spy. Gormley

There are more than 4,000 charities and non-profits active around Saskatchewan, and we're featuring some of the great people doing great work in this province during our new segment called "The Best of Saskatchewan." In this week's feature, we'll check in with the Signing with the Stars for Mental Health. Gormley

Another school year is ending, which usually leads to passing along life advice to the graduating year. This made us think, "If you could go back in time, what advice would you give your grade 12 self?" Gormley

A series of ATV crashes have organizations calling for better safety regulations. They are looking for better supervision, making training mandatory and wearing helmets. John Meed, General Manager of the Saskatchewan All Terrain Vehicle Association, joins Gormley to explain why this push for better safety rules is essential. Gormley

The Senate has passed the federal bill that will make Google and Meta pay media outlets for News content that they share or repurpose. Meta has confirmed it will comply with the Bill by ending news availability on Facebook and Instagram for Canadian users. Michael Geist is a Law Professor and Canada Research Chair in Internet and E-Commerce Law at the University of Ottawa. He joins Gormley to explain the impact of this new law on our news access. Gormley

John takes your calls on the biggest stories from over the weekend! Gormley

Over the weekend, the Russian mercenary group Wagner led by Yevgeny Prigozhin, marched on Moscow after members of their force were killed by the Russian military. The group seized two cities before a deal was reached not to charge the group with treason. Marcus Kolga is a Senior Fellow for the McDonald-Laurier Institute and joins Gormley on the impact this will have on Putin's leadership and war in Ukraine. Gormley

Tally up the score, tell us who wins and take home a weekly prize!! It's time for Gormley's Green & White Prognostications for Cargill. Pick the game winner and the closest combined score, and you could win a $50 gas card! Gormley

What time is it? It's Eatin' Time! with Belton Johnson - powered by the Saskatchewan Cattlemen's Association! Grillmaster Belton Johnson joins Gormley with his recipe for Smoked Prime Rib Roast! Gormley

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The ultimate open lines A week since that horrific bus crash in Carberry, Manitoba, claimed 16 lives. They were from Dauphin, and that community still feels the loss. Mayor of Dauphin David Bosiak joins Gormley to tell us how the community is holding up. Gormley

After a four-day search for the missing submersible, debris identified as part of the Ocean Gate Titan was found. All five people who were in the sub are presumed dead. Joseph Ax is the National Affairs Reporter for Reuters and joins Gormley to discuss where the investigation into this tragedy will go now. Gormley

Our very own Shaun Haney, whom you can hear on the weekend with Real Ag, joins Gormley to give us the latest news from the world of Agriculture, including the federal government lifting the pause on pesticides. Gormley

Carson Green, a 15-year-old from Mossbank, Saskatchewan, took it upon himself to cover what is happening in the world of agriculture and created "Everything Country Magazine." It highlights the agricultural community and shows how it is evolving. He joins Gormley to discuss his ambitions to run a farming magazine. Gormley

A new Global Language is coming and impacts livestock producers. The Canadian Sustainability Standards Board (CSSB) will tailor new standards for climate, and producers could feel it the most. Dr. Tammy Nemeth is an Independent Scholar and author of 'A New Global Paradigm.' She joins Gormley to discuss the impact of this on producers if nothing is done. Gormley

Farming is an international industry that farmers can all relate to. The Global Farmer Network is an organization that engages and supports strong farmer leaders worldwide who can work with others. Cherilyn Jolly-Nagel is the International Director of the Global Farmer Network and joins Gormley to discuss the impact of the organization and some of the international farmers here at Canada’s Farm Show. Gormley

In the search for the missing Titanic Submersible, today is a critical day to locate it. The Submersible is set to run out of oxygen, and crews are still trying to narrow down where it is. Michael MacDonald is a Canadian Press Reporter covering the search and joins Gormley for the latest on the search. Gormley

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It’s time for Saskatchewan’s Smartest Radio Listener! It's your chance for fame, acclaim and to prove just how smart you are. You get bragging rights and win your exclusive Smartest Radio Listener t-shirt thanks to Little Town Apparel, available ONLY to Saskatchewan’s Smartest Radio Listener winners. The backlash about the proposed bike lanes from residents in the "Connecting Avenue C" project has put focus on the city of Saskatoon's bike lane plans. Jay Magus is the Director of Transportation for the City of Saskatoon and Joins Gormley to explain the Avenue C bike lane project. Gormley

The University of Saskatchewan and the University of Regina allow students and faculty to use AI as long as they do it ethically. The incorporation of AI will ultimately be left to instructors on how to incorporate it in their courses. Dr. Nancy Turner is the Senior Director of Teaching and Learning Enhancement at the University of Saskatchewan. She joins Gormley to explain the move the University has made regarding AI. Gormley

It is a race against time to find the missing submersible, but underwater noises have been detected by a Royal Canadian Air Force Plane. Once they find the submersible, it comes down to how quickly they can bring it to the surface. Davie Marquet is a retired U.S. Navy submarine Captain and joins Gormley to explain the complexity of the rescue efforts to get the sub up from the sea floor. Gormley

The government of Saskatchewan is now allowing pharmacists to draw blood samples. This is a move to help fill the healthcare system gaps to give residents better care. Michael Fougere is the CEO of the Pharmacy Association of Saskatchewan to weigh in on the changes from the province. Gormley

The latest survey from FP Canada on leading factors contributing to financial stress shows two very interesting things regarding the prairie provinces. According to the survey, Manitoba and Saskatchewan try to save the most money and are more stressed about money than other provinces. Caval Olson-Lepage, a CFP and growth & engagement manager at Collabria Financial Services. She joins Taylor to discuss why residents of the prairies are saving and stressing about their finances. Gormley

As the writers’ strike continues in Hollywood, many tv shows and movies feel its effect. The question is will studios turn to A.I. to help write them, and what could the impact be if they do? Craig Siliphant is a pop culture expert and author of 'Nothing You Do Matters.' And joins Taylor to explain the impact of A.I. and how it affects the writers’ strike. Orbiting Satellites in our skies could impact how it looks from here. Roughly 7,000 satellites are orbiting and could grow to 65,000, and this would drastically change the look, making it crowded and hard to see certain constellations. Samantha Lawler is an Assistant Professor of Astronomy at Campion College at the University of Regina. She joins Taylor to discuss the impact of space waste orbiting around our sky. Gormley

A breakthrough in brain implants could help regenerate tissue in epilepsy patients. The research from the University of Glasgow looks into dissolvable algae coatings to help secure implants to treat the damage done by epilepsy. Maria Cerezo-Sanchez is the study’s lead author from James Watt School of Engineering at the University of Glasgow and joins Taylor to discuss the breakthrough. It still seems that workers are still fighting the call to be back in the office for work. Companies are looking at different incentives to entice people back to the office. Joe O'Connor is the Director and Co-founder of the Toronto-based Work Time Reduction Center of Excellence. He joins Taylor to explain what incentives companies offer and why this is becoming normal. Gormley

As the war in Ukraine continues to wage on, the rest of the world is seeing the capabilities of Ukraine against the Russian invaders. Chris Alexander, the former citizenship and immigration minister, joins Taylor to discuss why Ukraine’s right to self-defence is self-evident. Have you ever wondered how reports of UFOs in Canada are handled? It all starts with the Communications Instructions for Reporting Vital Intelligence Sightings (CIRVIS), which documents hundreds of sightings in Canada. Chris Rutkowski is a UFOlogist and UFO expert and joins Taylor to discuss what happens with these reports that the government and military handle. Gormley

Taylor MacPherson is in for Gormley today. He opens the show for us by laying out the guests we have lined up. Gormley

There are more than 4,000 charities and non-profits active around Saskatchewan, and we're featuring some of the great people doing great work in this province during our new segment called "The Best of Saskatchewan." In this week's feature, we'll check in with the Make a Wish Foundation event called Women for Wishes, Let’s Grow Together Garden Party. Gormley

All eyes are on Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino as questions arise about his handling of the transfer of Paul Bernardo, along with avoiding questions from the opposition in the House of Commons. Tom Korski, the managing editor for Blacklock's Reporter in Ottawa, joins Gormley to discuss when Trudeau might step in and relieve Mendicino from his position. Gormley

As we still see the cost of food rising, the debate on how to battle food inflation continues. A report from The Standing Committee on Agri-Food and Agriculture in Ottawa has recently published called "Grocery Affordability: Examining Rising Food Costs in Canada," has 13 recommendations to help with food inflation. Sylvain Charlebois is a food distribution and policy professor at Dalhousie University Agri-Food Analytics Lab and joins Gormley to discuss whether these recommendations might not go far enough and may do more harm than good. Gormley

Open lines discussing YOUR stories. Gormley

The Saskatchewan Roughriders fell short in their home opener against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. Rider reporter Britton Gray joins Gormley to break down where the Riders fell short in the loss. Gormley

Tally up the score, tell us who wins and take home a weekly prize!! It's time for Gormley's Green & White Prognostications for Cargill. Pick the game winner and the closest combined score, and you could win a $50 gas card! GAME: Winnipeg Blue Bombers (1-0-0) @ Saskatchewan Roughriders (1-0-0), Friday, June 16, Kickoff at 7:00 p.m. Gormley

What time is it? It's Eatin' Time! with Belton Johnson - powered by the Saskatchewan Cattlemen's Association! Grillmaster Belton Johnson joins Gormley with his recipe for Double Stuffed Blue Cheese Burgers! Gormley

Ultimate open lines. Gormley

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation has released a new report detailing spending by Saskatchewan municipalities. It describes how much a city spends per person living there. Gage Haubrich is the Prairie Director for the Canadian Taxpayers Federation and joins Gormley to discuss the breakdown in Saskatoon and Regina. Gormley

A tragic event happened in Manitoba when a bus from Dauphin carrying 25 people collided with a semi-truck near Carberry. Fifteen were confirmed dead and ten survivors were taken to hospital. Steve Lambert is a Canadian Press Reporter and joins Gormley for the latest on the crash. Gormley

Have you ever wondering the health challenges astronauts face in space? A new exhibition called "Health in Space: Daring to Explore" is at The Diefenbaker Canada Centre (DCC), showcasing the latest technological advancements in space exploration. Helanna Gessner, the DCC curatorial, collections, and exhibits manager, joins Gormley to tell us more about the exhibit. Gormley

A recent competition called “Indigo Invitational” challenges people worldwide to wear raw denim jeans for a year without washing them. We have heard you don’t need to wash your clothes after every wear. Some people where a piece of clothing 10 times or even 50 times before washing it. So, we ask, “Do people wash their clothes enough?” Give us a call at 1-877-332-8255 Gormley

A new report takes a deep dive into private non-profit organizations delivering long-term care services here in Saskatchewan. The report "Getting Results for long-term care" looks into how the growing long-term care sector in the province still has gaps. Dr. Paulette Hunter, co-author of the report and Associate Professor of Psychology at St. Thomas More College, University of Saskatchewan. She joins Gormley to explain where long-term care is failing and how it can be fixed. Gormley

The Hour of RAGE Gormley

Are we using our military the best way possible? As the Canadian military faces recruitment and funding shortfalls, sending them to fight wildfires instead of military deployments. Is this the best use of our military? Christian Leuprecht is a Professor in the Leadership Department of Political Science and Economics at Royal Military College. He joins Gormley to explain that we could do so much more with our military than fight wildfires. Gormley

The poor air quality from the wildfires affected much of the province. Many people find breathing hard or being outside for long periods. Troy Davies is the Director of Public Affairs at Medavie Health Services West. He joins Gormley to discuss the impact the smoke is having and what you should do to avoid it. Gormley

It’s time for Saskatchewan’s Smartest Radio Listener! It's your chance for fame, acclaim and to prove just how smart you are. You get bragging rights and win your exclusive Smartest Radio Listener t-shirt thanks to Little Town Apparel, available ONLY to Saskatchewan’s Smartest Radio Listener winners. Gormley

Earl Scott, Golf pro from the Riverside Golf and Country Club, joins us with all the latest tips and tricks for a successful golfing season and what we can expect to see on golf courses this summer in Saskatchewan. Gormley

Open lines discussing YOUR stories. Gormley

With David Johnston stepping down from his role as rapporteur, some things have begun regarding foreign interference. The RCMP has started investigations into the claims of intimidated MPs, and talks have begun to create a public inquiry into what the federal government knew about foreign interference. Stephanie Carvin is an Associate Professor of International Affairs and National Security International Security at the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs at Carleton University. She joins Gormley to discuss what answer we can expect from a public inquiry. Gormley

The Nature Conservancy of Canada has launched the largest conservation efforts to protect native Prairie Grasslands. The Action plan looks to restore 500,000 hectares of Prairie Grasslands, which have steadily declined and are disappearing faster than the Amazon rainforest and the Great Barrier Reef. Cameron Wood is the Regional Director for the Nature Conservancy of Canada in Saskatchewan and joins Gormley to chat about the importance of maintaining the Prairie Grasslands. Gormley

Saskatchewan has over 1,000 towns, but some are considered ghost towns. A new book called "Blowing in the Wind: Ghost Towns on the Saskatchewan Grid" by Terry Brown of Humbdolt showcases these forgotten towns in the province. We look at what cities have been forgotten and become ghost towns of Saskatchewan. Gormley

8,000 small businesses could close their doors in Saskatchewan if the federal government keeps the Canada Emergency Business Account (CEBA) loan repayment date the same. If nothing is done, some businesses in the recreation, hospitality and service sectors will have to close by the end of 2023. Brianna Solberg is the Director of Legislative Affairs of Prairies and Northern Canada for the Canadian Federation of Independent Businesses (CFIB)/ She joins Gormley to explain what thousands of these businesses are facing if they don’t get the help they need. Gormley

Open lines discussing YOUR stories. Gormley

Wildfires continue to rage in the province, with 30 wildfires still burning. Saskatchewan has had 212 fires this year, with the Northern communities experiencing most of them. Steve Roberts is the vice president of the operations division for the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency and joins Gormley to give us an update on the wildfires. Gormley

There are more than 4,000 charities and non-profits active around Saskatchewan, and we're featuring some of the great people doing great work in this province during our new segment called "The Best of Saskatchewan." In this week's feature, we'll check in with the Prairie Hospice Society. Gormley

A major bike lane project in the north part of Saskatoon significantly impacts residents and businesses. Connecting Ave C will build biking/walking lanes from 45th Street to Spadina. The concern is that businesses and residents were not adequately informed about the project size, and it seems this is something nobody was asking for. Joe Giocoli is the CEO and owner of Precision auto body repairs, one of the business owners affected by this. He joins Gormley to explain his concerns with this project. Gormley

The federal government is instructing the CRTC not to apply the regulations to social media when it comes to the Online Streaming Act. This ensures that the laws only apply to commercial broadcasters streaming content online. Rosa Addario is the Communications Manager for OpenMedia and joins Gormley to discuss why this is a good move by the government for people who use social media. Gormley

The Saskatchewan Roughriders get the 2023 season started with a win over the Edmonton Elks. Rider reporter Birtton Gray joins Gormley to break down the win and where the Riders still need improvements. Gormley

On Friday, David Johnston stepped down as special rapporteur looking into foreign interference. The move comes a week after the House of Commons passed a motion to step down and testify at the Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs. Jim Farney is a political scientist and Regina Director of the Johnson Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy and joins Gormley to discuss what happens now and if we get an inquiry into foreign interference. Gormley