Sarah Mills: Dismal population numbers should be concerning to politicians
Sarah Mills says national and provincial leaders should take note of the latest population numbers from Statistics Canad...
8:30 – Saskatoon’s John A. Macdonald Rd. has come under criticism recently from Saskatoon Tribal Council and others, who want to see the road renamed to Reconciliation Rd. Ward 3 City Councilor David Kirton asked city’s governance and priorities committee on Monday – which was National Indigenous Peoples Day – to begin the process for the name change. Kirton’s motion was unanimously approved, which means the renaming will come before City Council for a final vote next week. Kirton joins Gormley to tell us why he’d like to see the road renamed.
LIVE: David Kirton, Saskatoon City Councilor for Ward 3
9:00 – The Hour of the Big Stories… Open Session
10:00 – As we emerge from the pandemic that included lockdowns, isolation, and online learning, how are kids doing with it all? We hear from Saskatoon pediatrician and outgoing Chair of the Canadian Paediatric Society’s Action Committee for Children and Teens, Dr. Karen Leis about what impacts the last 15 months have had on our children and their mental health.
LIVE: Dr. Karen Leis, Saskatoon pediatrician and outgoing Chair of the Canadian Paediatric Society’s Action Committee for Children and Teens
11:00 – Casinos Regina and Moose Jaw opened their doors to the public again Sunday after being ordered closed since Dec. 19 due to Saskatchewan’s public health orders. SaskGaming, the organization operating Casinos Regina & Moose Jaw, says they’re following strict capacity limits to keep everyone safe as players return to the tables, and Director of Communications Shanna Schulhauser joins Gormley to tell us more.
LIVE: Shanna Schulhauser, Director of Communications with SaskGaming
12:00 – In the summer of 2019, Steph Baer and her partners started Sask. Aquatic Adventures. The gigantic inflatable water parks are now at seven Saskatchewan parks. Regina Beach was the first park to open in 2019, and last year they added the inflatable parks at Blackstrap and Danielson. New this year are The Battlefords Provincial Park, Buffalo Pound Provincial Park, Duck Mountain Provincial Park, and the inflatable waterpark at Greenwater Provincial Park should be open by the weekend. Steph Baer, co-owner of Sask. Aquatic Adventures, joins Gormley to tell us more about the fun we can have on Sask. lakes this summer.
LIVE: Steph Baer, co-owner Sask. Aquatic Adventures
