Author Archives: Taylor MacPherson

8:30 - A big rally is planned for Tuesday morning at the legislative building in Regina. Organized by Canada Action and the Regina Chamber of Commerce, the rally is in support of Canada's resources se...

8:30 - National Post Columnist John Ivison joins the show to look ahead at what 2019 is likely to hold for Canadian federal politics. From the carbon tax to the fall election, there's a lot going on i...

8:30 - Premier Scott Moe joins the show to talk about the carbon tax, as well as the other goals and challenges for Saskatchewan in 2019. LIVE: Premier Scott Moe. 9:00 - Bug's Day: The HOUR OF RAGE! 1...

8:30 - With the holidays behind us, we thought we'd check in with the police and learn how they applied the new rules allowing them to perform a breath test on any driver they pull over. Staff Sergean...

Cannabis could be found under a lot of Christmas trees in Saskatoon this year, according to two local retailers. Although both stores only opened their doors a few weeks before the holidays, the owner...

8:30 - Canada's new impaired driving laws give officers the authority to demand a breath sample without probable cause to suspect the driver is impaired. Although the stricter laws were welcomed by ma...

8:30 - Is green technology the future backbone of Canada's economy? In a piece for the Financial Post, Macdonald-Laurier Institute Senior Fellow Philip Cross says no. According to Cross, Canada's "gre...

8:30 - Noted economist Jack Mintz joins John to discuss yesterday's big funding announcement from the federal government, which is meant to help Alberta's struggling energy sector. The feds announced ...

8:30 - Yesterday the federal government announced new details on its upcoming "bill of rights" for air passengers. The new rules include specific payments the airlines will have to make to passengers ...

8:30 - Premier Scott Moe met with executives from Nutrien Friday to discuss the location of the company's head office. While Nutrien's head office functions are currently largely based in Calgary, leg...