Gormley Show segments, Tue. Jan. 17, 2023

8:30 – The Reality Check

Did the Prime Minister Justin Trudeau owe an invitation to Premier Scott Moe when he came to Saskatoon at the rare earths’ element processing plant?

9:00 – Hour of the Big Stories…open lines

10:00 – First it was children’s cough medication we saw shortages for now we are seeing shortages for adults. Health Canada has confirmed there is a shortage but why is it happening? Kelly Kizlyk is a Pharmacist, and Medication Information Consultant at the University of Saskatchewan and she joins Gormley to discuss why we have a drug shortage.

LIVE: Kelly Kizlyk, Pharmacist, and Medication Information Consultant at the University of Saskatchewan.

10:30 – The City of Saskatoon is proposing adding a new levy to property tax bills over the next 4 years to help fund snow removals when big storms hit. Ward 3 Councillor David Kirton joins Gormley to discuss why this isn’t the best idea

LIVE: David Kirton, Ward 3 Saskatoon City Councillor.

11:00 – A 6-part documentary series takes a look at alternative facts and fake news something that has been happening for possible thousands of years. Emmy award winning showrunner and writer Lewis Cohen joins Gormley to tell us more about the series.

LIVE: Lewis Cohen, Showrunner, Writer, and Director of Truth and Lies and Emmy award winner

12:00 – It’s safe to say Saskatchewan has the best views when it comes to sunrises and sunsets but what can we expect to see in the skies this year? Samantha Lawler, Assistant Professor of Astronomy at Campion College, U of R joins Gormley to discuss what we could see in the land of living skies.

LIVE: Samantha Lawler, Assistant Professor of Astronomy at Campion College, U of R