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The Washington Post says boxing is no longer popular because "boxing's sheer brutality forced it off the national network airwaves," and football may be going the same way. Drew says boxing is better now than it's ever been, and there's no danger of football disappearing. Do you think violence in sports will lead to their decline, or are modern audiences perfectly okay with rough sports on TV? Give us a call at 1-877-332-8255 and join the conversation!

It's Halloween, and that means everyone's getting offended about something. From decorations scaring kids, inappropriate costumes, and problematic jack-o-lanterns, it seems like Halloween is quickly becoming one of the most triggering holidays on the calendar. Montreal has even even moved trick-or-treating to Friday because they don't want kids out in the cold weather! We go over some of the more outlandish complaints, and we want to know what YOU think - are people making too much of a fun holiday for kids, or do any of them have a point? Give us a call at 1-877-332-8255 and let us know what you think!

A student at McGill is asking people to pledge not to have children until the Canadian government takes serious steps to combat climate change. Emma Lim started the "No Future No Children" pledge to encourage lawmakers to take what she feels is the necessary action. Lim says she's always wanted children, but is giving up the opportunity because she will only have kids if she knows they will grow up safely. So far more than 5,200 people have joined her pledge, and she joins Drew now to discuss the movement.

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The NDP opposition have been pressing the provincial government for action after obtaining a memo saying staff are overwhelmed at Regina's emergency rooms. NDP Leader Ryan Meili said long wait times and treating patients in hallways have become the norm at ERs, and high staff turnover is causing further issues. The NDP pointed to a recent case where a woman was treated for five days in the halls of Regina's Pasqua Hospital along with six other patients. Vicki Mowat is the NDP's health critic, and she joins Drew now to discuss the issues and the action she's hoping to see from the SaskParty government.

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We heard the concerns from the NDP about hospital crowding and staffing issues in Saskatchewan. Our provincial health minister, Jim Reiter, joins Drew now to respond.

Thursday, October 31, 2019

The Greg Morgan Morning Show October 31- Hour 3 by CJME/CKOM