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 – On Monday, the province expanded its COVID booster program for residents 80 years and older and other immunocompromised and clinically extremely vulnerable individuals. The SHA’s Derek Miller is here to explain the booster shots, who is eligible and how quickly they expect to roll these shots out to the remainder of the province. He will also talk about the increase in first and second shots since the province announced proof of vaccine requirements as of October 1.
LIVE: Derek Miller, chief of the SHA’s emergency operations centre
9:00 – Today is World Teachers’ Day. Who is the best teacher you’ve ever had? What did they teach and what made them so special? Give us a call at 1-877-33-8255.
9:00 – Hour of the Big Stories
11:00 – A while ago we did a segment on the things you should never, EVER cheap out on. But with rising inflation hitting Canadians in their wallets at the grocery store, we thought we’d flip it around and ask what you can – and even should – cheap out on in the grocery store! Call 1-877-332-8255 and let us know where we can save without sacrificing quality during our grocery trips!
12:00 – Saskatoon author Renée Kohlman’s second cookbook, ‘Vegetables: A Love Story’ is set for publication this month, and the book has a twist with the addition of the voice of her partner, vegetable farmer Dixon Simpkins. She says Simpkins brought her a bundle of asparagus on their fist date, which was when she knew that her next book would be about both vegetables and love. Kohlman’s new book offers 92 recipes that she hopes makes her readers look at vegetables in a new light, and Kohlman joins Gormley to tell us more about the project.
LIVE: Renée Kohlman, cook and baker, recipe developer, author of ‘Vegetables: A Love Story’