Category Archives: Gormley Show Segments

8:30 - Justin Trudeau's private trip with the Aga Khan in 2016 continues to cause trouble for the prime minister. This week, documents revealed that the RCMP considered charging Trudeau with fraud ove...

8:30 - The inquiry into the Trudeau government's use of the Emergencies Act to clear the convoy protests in Ottawa is already facing strong criticism. According to Blacklock's Reporter, Cabinet relied...

8:30 - Ukrainians displaced by the conflict in their homeland have begun to arrive in Saskatchewan, and are getting settled in and beginning to look for work. Oksana Beglarashvili, an economics profes...

8:30 - Today marks 40 years since Saskatchewan's 1982 general election, which saw Grant Devine and the PC Party take power in stunning fashion over the New Democratic Party and Premier Allan Blakeney,...

8:30 - Today is the deadline for an inquiry to be called into the Trudeau government's use of the Emergencies Act, which was used to clear Ottawa's streets during the convoy protests earlier this year...

8:30 - As the fighting in Ukraine rages on, the Red Cross is on the ground helping with the humanitarian and refugee efforts. Angela Hill, a former news director at Rawlco, is on the ground in neighbo...

8:45 - What if the numbers used to calculate Canada's carbon tax aren't correct? That's the question Toronto Sun columnist Lorrie Goldstein put forward in a recent piece, as he examined the evidence t...

8:30 - Globe and Mail Reporter Nathan VanderKlippe was on the ground in Ukraine for weeks after Russia unleashed a war with Ukraine. He just arrived home and he joins Gormley to tell us about what he ...

8:30 - A number of civil liberties groups are pushing the federal government to allow them to call witnesses and compel sworn testimony during the inquiry into the Trudeau government's invocation of t...

8:30 - The southeastern corner of Saskatchewan has been hammered by a spring snowstorm, driven by a Colorado Low moving north into the Prairies. While the area is not suffering the same widespread pow...