Murray Wood: Who's hot... and who's not
Every Friday, Murray Wood takes a look at the week's news and decides who's hot... and who's not. This week's list inclu...
8:30 – As the number of transgender patients increases especially among girls who are entering the stages of adolescence, Canadian specialist Dr. Joey Bonifacio is urging medical doctors to slow down treatments for them. Bonifacio says in a recent article from the National Post that the health care system should examine why these trends are soaring all while taking a “neutral” approach to young patients. Tom Blackwell, National Post reporter and author of the article discusses this story.
LIVE: Tom Blackwell, National Post reporter.
9:00 – Bugs Day… The Hour of Rage!
10:00 – Effective August 19 (Friday), Canada is banning the importation of handguns. The ban is being pushed ahead without the approval of Parliament. Ed Burlew, a lawyer specializing in firearms law is here to share his thoughts on the new ban.
LIVE: Ed Burlew, lawyer specializing in firearms law.
10:30 – On Aug. 20, 1959, Pilot Ray Gran and conservation officer Harold Thompson both died when their plane crashed into Peter Pond Lake, near Buffalo Narrows, SK. Sixty years, later Linda Kapusta (Ray Gran’s daughter, who was born after the crash and never met her father) and her husband would help in the recovery of the wreckage by hiring a professional who uses sonar technology. Don and Linda Kapusta join John to talk about the process it took to recover the plane and its history.
LIVE: Dr. Don Kapusta and Dr. Linda Kapusta.
11:00 – Victoria Hetherington is a Canadian author with a big interest in aviation. She is here to tell us about her latest book, ‘Into the Mist: Finding CF-JDO’ which launches on Saturday, August 20, which happens to be the 63rd anniversary of the tragedy. Her nonfiction historical book explores the tragic and touching story of two young men, F/O Raymond Gran, and conservation officer Harold Thompson, who disappeared in 1959 without a trace. The book follows the incredible journey their families took to find them, nearly 60 years later, and delves deeply into many aspects of Saskatchewan’s history.
LIVE: Victoria Hetherington, author of ‘Into the Mist: Finding CF-JDO.’
12:00 – With Friday, August 19 marking the 80th anniversary of the Dieppe Raid, The Royal United Services Institute has created commemorative pedestals honouring HMCS Weyburn and the South Saskatchewan Regiment, both who served in the Second World War. Brad Hrycyna, president of the Royal United Services Institute of Regina and a retired army major, joins Gormley to tell us more about the unveiling ceremony tomorrow.
LIVE: Brad Hrycyna, president of the Royal United Services Institute of Regina and a retired army major.
