Category Archives: Gormley Show Segments

8:30 - The Federal Court of Appeal ruled unanimously yesterday to reject claims by Indigenous groups seeking an investigation into the publicly-owned Trans Mountain pipeline project, which has already...

8:30 - As the Co-op Refinery labour dispute enters its third month, the refinery is warning of potential fuel shortage in Saskatchewan and parts of Alberta and Premier Scott Moe has offered a special ...

Gormley, Monday, February 3, 2020 8:30 - Tensions are on the rise as the dispute between Unifor and Federated Co-operatives Limited enters day 60. Less than 24 hours after they were removed, barricade...

8:30 - The Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation will hold a sanctions vote in mid-February to determine whether to allow job action, saying last week's conciliation talks ended in failure. STF President ...

8:30 - The lockout at Regina's Co-op refinery seems to be closer to a resolution, after Unifor announced yesterday that they would abide by the court injunctions against them and take down the blockad...

8:30 - The Wuhan coronavirus has reached Canada, with three people who recently visited the Wuhan area testing positive in B.C. The virus has so far claimed more than 130 lives, with nearly 6,000 conf...

8:30 - Regina Mayor Michael Fougere joins Drew to discuss the Co-op/Unifor labour dispute and how it has impacted the City of Regina. Fougere met with Unifor's national president Jerry Dias last week,...

Gormley - with guest host Drew Remenda - Monday, January 27, 2020 8:30 - Nine people died in a helicopter crash in California Sunday including basketball legend Kobe Bryant. His daughter Gianna also d...

Gormley, Friday January 24, 2020 8:30 - The latest on the showdown between the Co-op refinery and Unifor. The past week has consisted of barricades, arrests and a $100,000 fine and now the refinery an...

Gormley, Thursday, January 23, 2020 8:30 - Unifor has been found in contempt of a court injunction issued in connection with the labour dispute at the Co-op refinery. A Court of Queen's Bench judgment...