Sarah Mills: LEGO is for everyone, but only the rich can afford the bigger sets
Sarah Mills has a bone to pick with LEGO. A lot of the newer and more complex sets are geared towards adults, but the pr...
8:30 – Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou is out on bail in Vancouver awaiting her extradition to the United States where she is expected to face charges of banking fraud related to the US sanctions on Iran. On Wednesday, Canada’s ambassador to China John McCallum said Wanzhou has a good chance of avoiding that extradition. Extradition lawyer Dr. Gary Botting joins John to explain the process and how Wanzhou could potentially avoid extradition.
LIVE: Dr. Gary Botting, extradition lawyer and expert.
9:00 – Bug’s Day: The HOUR OF RAGE!
10:00 – Prince Philip’s recent car crash has put the spotlight on seniors and driving. We want to know what you think – are seniors a risk on the roads? Should drivers have to take their road tests at certain ages? Have you had to give up the keys, or take them away from a family member? Call in and let us know!
11:00 – Should Saskatchewan move to an opt-out system for organ donation? The province is currently looking into an online registry system, but has no plans to switch to an opt-out system similar to the “presumed-consent” systems used in countries like Spain, Croatia, and Portugal. Would you like to see Saskatchewan and Canada leading the way on this issue, or should organ donation always be a personal choice? Call in and let us know!
12:00 – Paramedics with Prince Albert’s Parkland Ambulance had an exciting morning yesterday as they delivered a baby on the Diefenbaker bridge. The mother was being taken to the Victoria Hospital by ambulance when the baby arrived, so the crew stopped on the bridge and delivered the baby without complications. Levon Nagy, a primary care paramedic with Parkland, helped with the delivery and he joins John now.
LIVE: Levon Nagy, primary care paramedic with Parkland Ambulance.
