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The concerns about the hybrid wild boars

Alabama Abortion reaction and Trump losing his support on the farm

The May Long forecast - a PBR Bull Rider gets ready to compoete in front of his hometown fans in Prince Albert - and people complaining about amber alert

The Caesar is 50 years old today. The all-Canadian cocktail was invented in 1969 at (what is now) the Westin in Calgary by Walter Chell. Simon Hancock is the editor of a collection of stories about the iconic drink, and he joins Murray now to go over some of the funnier moments in the drink's half-century history and how it became Canada's de-facto national drink.

Thursday, May 16, 2019

Scotty the T. Rex is going to be reintroduced to the public Friday at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum in Regina. The project to create a plaster cast of the skeleton means Scotty, the world's largest example of a Tyrannosaurus skeleton, will have her whole body on display instead of just the skull. Adding to the excitement was a national news team from CBS, who visited the museum yesterday to report on the project. To Scotty and all things dinosaur, Murray is joined by Ryan McKellar, paleontologist with the Royal Saskatchewan Museum.

Saskatchewan passed its new trespassing legislation this month, requiring prior permission from landowners before entering their land to hunt, hike, snowmobile, etc. But is this legislation really about people using the land legitimately, or was the legislation rushed through to appease the groups calling for action on rural crime? Are we headed down the slippery slope towards paid access for hunting in Saskatchewan? Darrell Crabbe, executive director of the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation joins Murray to discuss some of the questions around these new laws.