Two high-schoolers talk about how they're trying to keep their fellow students away from vaping (1:21); Blockade related vandalism hits the RCMP (12:21); A Human Rights Commission ruling says criminal records are no longer a cause for dismissal (28:40); Nygard....the man, the brand. Can they recover? (39:13); Economist Rob Warren on the Nygard brand (49:12). 

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Ipsos' Darrell Bricker tells us that public opinion is turning against the rail blockades (1:50); Ian Lee of Carlton University talks about the economic impact of protests like this (9:09); What does the law say about the blockade? (19:59); Red River Basin annual dinner raises funds to save our lake (34:57); Coyotes in the city. Cause for concern? (40:23); After some losses, Alberta wins a major court case (44:37); The Final Word (57:08).

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(Some) blockades remain in place (1:25); The Athletic Supporters Panel (8:45); The Young Entrepreneurs Panel (20:20); Following the money trail from the U.S. to Wet'suwet'en (38:45); The Final Word (51:25). 

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We talk about blockades again. We have to (1:22) ; Sports Director Kelly Moore stops by to talk about Manitoba's great run at the World Juniors Curling Championship (6:41); Tristan Field-Jones and his Stranger Than Fiction segment (15:19); Cam Poitros has more weird history for us (25:36);  Kids and porn. How early they get exposed to it, and the dangers (32:33); A brief history of Roll Up the Rim with the man who invented it (50:43); The Final Word (1:01:04). 

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Blockades (1:15); Condos to get dropped from city garbage collection? (19:20); Talking about the Portage Place public area (28:55); New hires from the CMHR (41:35); The Final Word (55:25). 

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Your thoughts about the blockades (0:45); Making transit better (24:39); The cost of a pipeline (38:38); News of a train derailment (48:35) & how do class action lawsuits work? (51:04)

Conference with the National Chief of the Assembly of First Nations on the blockades (1:20); your phone calls on the blockade (9:26);  Should the Houston Astros be stripped of their World Series title? (18:02); meal kits - do you use them? (23:13); Hal Anderson stops by to discuss the adventures of a couple Canadians stranded on a cruise ship (32:05); the Deputy Minister of Indian and Northern Affairs during the Oka Crisis talks about the blockades (40:52); the final word (56:56).

 

 

Harry Swain

Our Health & Wellness series continues - what did you eat for breakfast? (0:45); Coronavirus and the quarantine issue (6:59); Stranger Than Fiction with Tristan Field Jones (14:38); This Weird Week in History with Cameron Poitras (25:13); How do you feel about the Co-op blockades? (30:34); Cancer prevention myths (41:04); Farmers in Ottawa lobbying against the carbon tax (53:15); Oscars preview with John DiLeo (1:00:02)

It's World Cancer Day (0:45); We hear your stories (06:00); Mobile breast screening in Manitoba (17:34); Leah Smith of the Canadian Cancer Society on progress in research and detection (23:44); Who's responsible for booze thefts? (33:17) & What's up with Big Buff? (42:23)

What are retailers options to battle theft? (0:45); Super Sunday predictions with our very own, Bob Irving (12:23); Stranger Than Fiction with Tristan Field Jones (24:08); Your calls on changes to school funding (31:23); The end of birth alerts (41:46); Chatting with Aimee Veldkamp of Bailey's about Ciao Dine About (54:53) & The end of the impeachment trial and what Brexit means to Canada (59:23)