Ashley Messier builds hockey legacy with sights on PWHL, Olympics
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Mark Messier is her distant cousin, but this Sask. hockey product is carving her own path.
With guest host Brent Loucks
8:30- Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe announced the date for the Meewasin byelection. It will be taking place on September 26th, 2022. He joins us to discuss this, his recent announcement of the $500 affordability cheques, and provincial updates for this upcoming fall.
LIVE: Scott Moe, Saskatchewan Premier.
9:00- Saskatoon Mayor Charlie Clark discusses the recent city council meeting and the new arena.
LIVE: Charlie Clark, Saskatoon Mayor.
9:15 – The Hour of the Big Stories… Open Session
10:00– You may have heard of the Tik Tok comedian star “Dr. Glaucomflecken.” He is formally known as Will Flanary, an Ophthalmologist and comedian that brings light to some of the issues, challenges, and experiences that medical doctors and patients may face in society, all with a comedic twist.
LIVE: Will Flanary, Tik Tok comedian star “Dr. Glaucomflecken” and Ophthalmologist.
10:30– What do you think about a four-day work week? Would it ease off the stress, make you happier, or do you think it would make those four days more stressful? Charlotte Lockhart is the founder and managing director of 4 Day Work Week Global, which is a nonprofit community that supports the idea of a shorter week in the workforce. According to their studies, they found that 63 per cent of businesses found it easier to attract and retain talent with a four day work week, and 78 per cent of employees in this study have been happier and less stressed.
LIVE: Charlotte Lockhart, founder and managing director of 4 Day Work Week Global.
11:00– The first day of school is almost here! We are joined by Samantha Becotte, the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation President to discuss some of the preparation teachers are facing for the school year, some of the challenges, and what they are looking forward to.
LIVE: Samantha Becotte Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation President.
11:30– What creeps you out? Could it be the classic spiders, snakes, or bugs? Maybe it could be a fear of clowns or tight spaces. According to a study named “empirical study of creepiness,” which was published in “New Ideas in Psychology,” of the people surveyed, traits such as laughing at unpredictable times or working as a funeral director were voted as creepy. What creeps you out? Call us and let us know! 1-877-332-8255
12:00– Jan Shadick, Executive Director and Wildlife Rehabilitator for Living Skye Wildlife Rehabilitation joins us to talk all about bats. What are the numbers compared to last year, what are the benefits of having them, and even how to build your own bat house! Got a question about bats? Call or text us at 1-877-332-8255
LIVE: Jan Shadick, Executive Director and Wildlife Rehabilitator for Living Skye Wildlife Rehabilitation.