Jan. 27 Show Segments

8:30 – This morning our plan was to speak with Dr. Tara Moriarty, the researcher who claimed the number of COVID deaths in Saskatchewan could be seven times higher than the provincial total of 977. Premier Moe dismissed the claim as misinformation, and Moriarty unceremoniously canceled our scheduled interview. Kevin Weedmark with the World-Spectator did speak with Moriarty in a lengthy interview, and he says her research was misrepresented in the media, but she proceeded to double down on the claims. Weedmark joins Gormley to help explain the situation.
LIVE: Kevin Weedmark, Editor and Publisher of the World-Spectator

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

10:00 – Police continue to hunt for Michael Gordon Jackson, a Carievale man wanted on a Canada-wide warrant after taking off with his daughter in violation of court orders requiring him to return seven-year-old Sarah to her mother, Mariecar Jackson. Kurt Jedel, of Carievale, Saskatchewan, joins Gormley to tell us more about Michael, his former friend. Jedel says Jackson was obsessed with taking his daughter and going on the run, and often told Jedel about his elaborate plans. Despite Michael’s claim that he abducted the girl to prevent her from receiving the vaccine, Jedel says he was planning to do this long before any controversy over vaccination, and he joins Gormley to tell us more.
LIVE: Kurt Jedel, truck driver and former friend of Michael Gordon Jackson

12:00 – The Saskatchewan Science Centre has a new exhibit exploring the physical and psychological states of extreme sports athletes, including wingsuit skydiving, slacklining, and more. The exhibit, ‘Beyond Human Limits,’ opened Jan. 21, and runs until the end of April, and Science Centre COO Ryan Holota joins Gormley to tell us about the exhibit and the activities that ask visitors to compare themselves against extreme athletes.
LIVE: Ryan Holota, COO of the Saskatchewan Science Centre