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A new campaign launched yesterday by the Saskatchewan Association of Crime Stoppers aims to turn those feelings into guilt to solve historical missing persons cases.

Front Row Friday with Craig Silliphant. Craig joins David to bring us the latest in movies.

The Buzz with Sarah Mills. CJME News Director Sarah Mills is in with David to talk about the conversations you're having on social media.

Cowessess First Nation has begun construction on a new transition home for young girls in long term care with social services. We hear from Chief Cadmus Delorme now.

This week is Mental Health Week, and there's a lot people can do to help ensure they stay mentally healthy. John is joined by Allan Kehler, motivational speaker and bestselling author, to help find out more about what we can do to help look after our mental health.

This Sunday is Mother's Day, the day when we acknowledge just how much our moms do for us. Nobody knows this better than author Anne Walsh, who interviewed more than 50 mothers for her book "Out of the Mouths of Moms: From the Trenches of Motherhood." Walsh says mothers tend to build up unrealistic expectations for themselves, and can feel inadequate and guilty if they don't live up to them. By sharing the struggles of mothers from all walks of life, Walsh hopes to help end the alienation some mothers face when they don't want to admit how difficult their job really is. She joins John now to discuss the difficulties mothers face and how we should celebrate them on Mother's Day.

Open lines

Friday, May 10, 2019

The Ultimate Open Lines. WTF: Tenille Lafontaine, Feisty, Frugal & Fabulous and Sarah Mills, CJME News Director

There's some damage control happening in the halls of Parliament after the breach of trust charge against Vice-Admiral Mark Norman was stayed on Wednesday. Attorney General David Lametti is insisting there was no government interference in the case, but that doesn’t square with comments made by Norman's formidable lawyer Marie Henein. With many anticipating a huge lawsuit against the feds from Norman, we're wondering if Justin Trudeau will step up and issue an apology to the former second-in-command of the Canadian Forces. You know what that means: it's time for one of Gormley's patented Reality Checks!