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The Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation is promoting Saskatchewan Hunting, Fishing and Trapping Heritage Day on Nov. 15, and they're encouraging everyone to wear their camo in celebration. The SWF says hunting, trapping, and fishing are enjoyed by 250,000 Saskatchewan residents each year, and generated more than $600,000,000 in the province in 2018. But are hunting, fishing, and trapping still popular with the younger, Millennial generations? SWF Executive Director Darrell Crabbe joins the show to discuss.

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SGEU took 12 unhappy members to the Saskatchewan Labour Relations Board this week, in an attempt to bar them from attending ratification meetings due to their protests against the union's leadership and President Bob Bymoen. The board sided with the protesting members on Monday, which means they'll be allowed to attend the ratification meetings in Saskatoon scheduled for Tuesday and today. SGEU had accused the members of creating "a threatening and hostile volatile atmosphere at meetings," though the members argued they were asking legitimate questions and exercising their freedom of expression by wearing shirts bearing Bymoen's image and the words "not my president." Arlen Nickel is shop steward at the Regina Correctional Centre and one of the protesting members. He joins Gormley now to explain the dispute and share the latest details.