Show Segments

8:30 – Saskatchewan’s Chief medical health officer is encouraging people to report those violating covid-related public health orders. Criminal Defence Lawyer Brian Pfefferle joins Gormley for a discussion on the law surrounding public health orders. Can the police enter your house or yard to enforce public health orders? Do they need a search warrant? When someone makes a complaint, what sort of process must police officers go through?

LIVE: Brian Pfefferle, Saskatoon-based criminal defense lawyer with Pfefferle Law.

9:00 – The Hour of the Big Stories… Open Session

10:00 – Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Saskatchewan has completed 347,918 tests for COVID-19 in the province, a rate of 222,074 per million people. To explain how our testing regime has changed since the spring, and to share the latest on COVID testing in Saskatchewan, John is joined by Dr. Jessica Minion of the Roy Romanow Provincial Laboratory.

LIVE: Dr. Jessica Minion, Provincial Clinical Lead, Public Health – Laboratory Medicine, at the Roy Romanow Provincial Laboratory.

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12:00 – Bryan Matheson, who serves as mayor of Lumsden, had an interesting spring. The provincial government contacted Matheson and asked if he wouldn’t mind serving as mayor of Craik in addition to his other duties. The town of 400 had seen council resignations, meaning they didn’t have enough people to meet quorum for meetings. Matheson often helps out other mayors who are in difficult spots with advice, but this was the first time he’d held two mayor posts simultaneously. Matheson joins Gormley to discuss the unique experience.

LIVE: Bryan Matheson, mayor of Lumsden.