Murray Wood: Trump attacked Iran with no plan
It's been two weeks of mixed messaging from Donald Trump on the U.S. and Israeli war with Iran. Murray Wood wants to kno...
8:30 – There’s a lot going on in the world and in Canada. We’re keeping a close eye on the Liberal government following last week’s floor crossing and three upcoming byelections, as well as Canada’s role in global conflicts. Brian Lilley, political columnist for the Toronto Sun, joins us to talk about the latest political stories making headlines.
Listener Question: Do you think Canada is better with a majority government or a minority government where parties have to work together?
9:00 – Open phones – Evan goes to the phones to chat with listeners about what’s on their minds today. Call 1-877-332-8255.
9:50 – Baseball Canada had a historic weekend, punching their ticket to the quarter finals of the World Baseball Classic for the first time ever! Combined with the success of the Toronto Blue Jays, baseball is booming! Could this grow programs in Saskatchewan? Chris Untereiner, Regina realtor, manager at RBI Baseball and Softball Training Centre and Toronto Blue Jays fan, joins the show to chat all things baseball!
LQ: Does this baseball news excite you or your kids/grandkids about the sport?
10:00 – Talks of separatism in Alberta and Saskatchewan remain a hot topic. However, according to a new policy brief, the peak of this frustration may have actually happened a few years ago. Gregory Jack, Senior Vice President of Ipsos Public Affairs, joins the show to explain what else the policy brief found and how many people actually support separatism, even if it means serious economic consequences.
LQ: Do you casually support the idea of separatism, or do you truly back the idea—even if there are serious economic consequences?
10:30 – Recycling is something most of us try to do right, but in Regina, the system is running into a bit of a problem. The city is reporting that about 18 per cent of what ends up in the blue bins is considered contamination. Carolyn Kalim, Director of Waste, Water and Environment with the City of Regina and Ann Gouldin, manager and stakeholder relations with SK Recycles, join the show to share what people need to know about recycling and the province-wide rollout of the SK Recycles Program.
LQ: Would you support the City charging people a fine if they repeatedly recycle the wrong items? Why or why not?
11:00 – There’s a new face leading Economic Development Regina, and he’s someone many people in the community will already recognize. John Bailey, CEO of Economic Development Regina, joins the show to chat about his new role and his goals for Regina’s economy.
LQ: What’s one thing Regina needs to do better to attract more jobs and businesses?
11:30 – It’s the end of an era. Kenosee’s iconic superslides are officially being demolished after decades of summer memories in southeast Saskatchewan. Is there a Saskatchewan building or landmark that you miss dearly? Call 1-877-332-8255 to share!
12:00 – Evan revisits his conversation with Brian Lilley, political columnist for the Toronto Sun.
