Author Archives: Taylor MacPherson

8:30 - Dr. Brian Lee Crowley joins the show to discuss the tensions between Canada and China stemming from the arrest of Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou in Canada. Should Canadians living or doing business in...

8:30 - Yesterday the Saskatchewan government released the findings of a commissioned traffic engineering review into safety at the intersection of Highways 35 and 335, the location where 16 people los...

8:30 - Provincial Auditor Judy Ferguson released volume 2 of her 2018 report on Tuesday, in which she identified a number of areas for improvement at the Saskatchewan Health Region. Her report found a...

8:30 - Dr. Salim Mansur joins John to discuss the UN compact on migration, which Canada signed on Monday, and what effects he expects it to have. LIVE: Dr. Salim Mansur, professor of political science...

8:30 - Premier Scott Moe joins Gormley to discuss Friday's First Minister's Meeting in Montreal. LIVE: Premier Scott Moe. 9:00 - The Hour of the Big Stories... Open Session   10:00 - Regina Polic...

8:30 - The province announced its ridesharing rules Thursday, which will allow companies like Uber and Lyft to operate in Saskatchewan starting Dec. 14, as soon as municipalities pass their own ridesh...

8:30 - Yesterday the Saskatchewan government announced new training requirements for commercial drivers in the province. Starting in March of 2019, truckers will be required to undergo 121.5 hours of ...

8:30 - University of Calgary Economics Prof. Trevor Tombe joins John to discuss Premier Rachel Notley's move to cut oil production, and Friday's signing of the NAFTA-replacing USMCA trade agreement. L...

8:30 - The Government of Saskatchewan is on track to hit a balanced budget by 2019-20, with a deficit $17 million less than projected on budget day. That's according to the mid-year update issued yest...

8:30 - On Tuesday Saskatchewan's provincial government tabled amendments to The Trespass to Property Act, The Snowmobile Act, and The Wildlife Act, 1998, in an effort to move the onus of responsibilit...