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Cooking with Shack. Rock 102's Shack joins David with another recipe to try out over the weekend. Today's recipe is Guinness Stew.

The Fastest 5

Saskatchewan, which struggles with high rates of domestic violence, is the first province in Canada to adopt Clare’s Law. It passed third reading in the legislature Thursday and is to be in place later this year. Jo-Anne Dusel, Executive Director of Provincial Association of Transition Houses and Services of Saskatchewan, Inc joins David now.

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

We have more reaction from the Carbon tax decision. CJME Reporter Lisa Schick and joins David now.

The Big Lead: Politicians have been arguing about it since it was first announced - the carbon tax. Today we're finally going to hear what the court has to say about it. Sarah joins David now.

The Prince Albert Raiders are heading into the WHL finals this weekend, facing the Vancouver Giants and hoping to snap a 34-year championship drought. The first game is tonight at the Art Hauser Centre in P.A., with the puck dropping at 6:00. The atmosphere in Prince Albert is one of excitement, but Head Coach Marc Habscheid knows there's a lot of pressure on the team. Habscheid joins John now to discuss the final push for the Ed Chynoweth Cup.

Plus the Carbon tax decision comes down

Fire and Flower, an Alberta-based cannabis company, is buying up four licensed cannabis retailers in Saskatchewan from the Saskachewan-owned Prairie Sky Cannabis for $13M. The deal includes the "Jimmy's Cannabis Shop" outlets in Battleford, Estevan, Martensville, and Moosomin. Professor Jason Childs, who studies the economics of cannabis legalization in Canada at the U of R, says independent retailers are struggling to get product on the shelves, and the industry is still experiencing a "gold rush" mentality which sees more people taking risks in the anticipation of a big payoff. Childs joins John now to discuss the future of cannabis retail.

Friday, May 3, 2019

Open Session