Author Archives: Craig Silliphant

If you've gone to the grocery store over the past year, you've noticed your grocery bill has gone up quite a bit. For those who own a bakery and deli like Barry Wilkie, it means his bill has skyrocket...

8:30 - Governments are making it clear TikTok is no longer allowed on government devices due to security reasons. Brian Haugli, CEO of SideChannel and former Department of Defense cybersecurity leader...

Rugby is an international sport, which has seen some growth in Canada over the past decade after success by the men's and women's national teams. Since 2012, the University of Saskatchewan Rugby Club ...

With the next sitting of the Legislature set to kick off Monday, Saskatchewan's NDP is already making its agenda known to the public. Next week, the NDP plans to try to persuade the Saskatchewan Party...

8:30 - Saskatchewan has reached a deal in principle with the federal government on healthcare funding. This agreement provides a one-time $61M investment and adds $111M annually to the $6.4 billion pr...

On a night when shots were hard to come by, the Saskatoon Blades kept the momentum going after clinching a playoff berth this past weekend by defeating the Red Deer Rebels 5-2 on Wednesday night at Sa...

With spring just 19 days away, many people are ready to move on from winter weather. David Phillips, a senior climatologist with Environment and Climate Change Canada, told the Greg Morgan Morning Sho...

8:30 - We still have a lot of questions when it comes to China's interference in our last two federal elections. Charles Burton, Senior Fellow with the Macdonald-Laurier Institute joins Gormley to exp...

A spotlight has been put on Saskatchewan rowing and the work its coaches and volunteers have done over the past year. Canada Rowing named David Ukrainetz its 2022 Volunteer of the Year and Andrew Knor...

8:30 - Reports have surfaced that the Liberals knew about foreign interference from China before the 2019 federal election and now former Trudeau advisers are calling for a public inquiry into it. Rob...