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A walker was stolen from a man who has cerebral palsy. David shares the story.

Rick Van Duyvendyck joins David to talk about everything you need to know about your garden!

TV Thursday with Craig Silliphant. Pop culture critic and editor of The Feedback Society Craig Silliphant is in with David to bring us the latest in television.

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The Saskatchewan Military Museum is in need of volunteers and donations. Retired Lt. Ed Williamson, joins David now.

#Headlines with Shauna Foster. Today's viral and trending topics with C95 morning show host Shauna Foster.

This week is mental health week and the United Way has a new campaign for the 211 services. Kristin Nelson, the 211 director joins David now to discuss.

The Big Lead: Just over a year ago first responders had to live through the horrible task of responding to the Humboldt Broncos Bus crash. It has prompted the province to announce a quarter million dollars to support paramedics who face mental health challenges as a result of what they do and what they witness. Jessica Brost is the owner of North East EMS in Nipawin, and one of the first people on the scene that day.

Almost all the businesses in Saskatchewan are small businesses, but only a third of them are owned by women. Women Entrepreneurs Saskatchewan (WESK) has partnered with the Saskatchewan Government to create an advisory panel aiming to examine the entrepre

neurial gender gap in the province. Among the issues they will examine is the disparity in loan rejections, as they say female-owned small businesses face loan rejection rates of 66%, almost twice as high as male-owned businesses. John is joined by Prabha Mitchell, CEO of WESK, to help unpack the issue of the entrepreneurial gender gap.