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It's Access to Justice Week in Saskatchewan, and lawyer Jodie Stark is introducing people to the concept of legal coaching. Legal coaching helps clients get the information and support they need to represent themselves while dealing with legal issues. Stark says the process is convenient and inexpensive, and empowers clients to handle legal issues on their own. She helps clients with contracts, legal forms, estate administration, family law, rental disputes, litigation, and more. Stark joins Gormley now to discuss the concept of legal coaching and why she thinks it's a great tool for improving access to justice.

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When you hear a knock on your door at home, does it fill you with excitement or dread? Craig Silliphant says he's stopped answering the door at home, unless he's sure it's someone he wants to see. Craig says he and his wife used to run and hide when someone knocked on his door, but now he's become totally shameless about it and will sometimes stare down the person on his doorstep through the window until they go away. Craig joins John now to discuss why he often chooses to ignore the door. What do you think? Are you under any obligation to answer the door in your own home? Give us a call at 1-877-332-8255 and join the conversation.

What would need to happen for Western Canada to leave confederation? Dwight Newman, Professor of Law and Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Rights in Constitutional and International Law at the University of Saskatchewan, says it's possible but there are a huge number of questions that would need to be answered before any separation could become a reality. According to Newman, there is legislation in place that provides a mechanism and rules for provinces to leave confederation, but there are a number of constitutional issues that must be dealt with, and Indigenous rights and treaties would need to be taken into account. Newman joins Gormley now to discuss what would need to happen before any kind of "Wexit" could be finalized.

What's got you bugged?

We've heard a lot of people making noise about western separation, following Justin Trudeau's re-election Monday night. But is the interest in separating from Canada real, or just people venting their frustration like the Americans who promised to move to Canada if Trump was elected? Whenever we're not sure about an issue, we like to see what you think in one of Gormley's patented Reality Checks: Do you think western separation would really happen?

The Greg Morgan Morning Show October 24- Hour 3 by CJME/CKOM

The Two Wisemen: Brent & John get together for their daily chat about the latest topics.

The Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC) is celebrating Small Business Week. Michael Denham, their president and CEO, is in Saskatoon tonight for a seminar at the Chamber of Commerce. He'll be speaking about the changing face of Canadian entrepreneurship. Many demographics in business have been changing: people under 35 starting businesses has gone up by 80% since 2015. Also, new Canadians are twice as entrepreneurial as those born in Canada. These are just a few of the interesting findings from the BDC that Denham joins Brent to share.

The Greg Morgan Morning Show October 24- Hour 2 by CJME/CKOM

In his throne speech yesterday, Premier Scott Moe announced that the provincial government will be putting in place vaping regulations. He hopes to keep vapes out of the hands of children. Producer Dom is a vaper, and he's concerned about Moe's intentions to treat vapes like alcohol or tobacco. He joins Brent to talk about how this phrasing is unclear, and could lead to laws that only punish legal adults who choose to vape.

Gerald joins Brent to chat about a few of today's top stories.