Neck guard sales jump after Sask. hockey player slashed by skate
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More adult players are now investing in the protective equipment.
8:30 – There will be no extracurricular services for Saskatchewan’s teachers effective Thursday. It’s the latest step in the labour dispute between the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation (STF) and the provincial government. In a release Monday, STF president Patrick Maze said that despite acknowledging the complexity and composition of classrooms, the government continues to be unwilling to provide adequate support for students. Education Minister Gordon Wyant joins Gormley to discuss the latest in the dispute between STF and the province and what the coming job action means for teachers, students and parents.
LIVE: Gordon Wyant, education minister and deputy premier.
9:00 – The hour of the big stories …. open lines
10:00 – We opened our show speaking with Education Minister Gordon Wyant about their contract dispute with the province’s teachers. STF President Patrick Maze joins Gormley to give him the teachers’ perspective on the dispute and explain the job action set to begin later this week.
LIVE: Patrick Maze, STF President. CALLING IN.
11:00 – Stock and oil prices took a major hit this week due to disruption caused by coronavirus. Gas prices across Canada are expected to fall by about seven cents by Wednesday, but is that good news for consumers or will the prices rebound even higher? Gas industry analyst Dan McTeague joins Gormley to discuss the tumbling oil prices and what we can expect to see at the pumps in coming days.
LIVE: Dan McTeague, gas price analyst and president of Canadians for Affordable Energy.
12:00 – Actor and comedian Bob Saget, star of “Full House” and “How I Met Your Mother” and host of “America’s Funniest Home Videos” is brining his stand-up act to Dakota Dunes on Monday. If you only know him as Danny Tanner, you might be surprised by Bob’s stand-up routine, which is known for both its hilarity and vulgarity. Saget joins Gormley to talk about his storied career and his upcoming visit to Saskatoon.
LIVE: Bob Saget, actor and comedian, performing at Dakota Dunes March 16.