City Hall Inefficiency (1:30); Global's Sam Cooper on money laundering in this country (12:30); Growing up different (19:35); Sunday is Classic Car Appreciation Day in Gimli (32:40).

St. James Councillor Scott Gillingham on the city's building inspector shakeup (1:30); Why taxing the rich sounds good but isn't the real answer (11:40); De-bunking some of education myths from the past 30 years (21:30); Stories from yesterday's rainfall (30:00); Carbon Monoxide Detectors (34:55); Plus, the Final Word (38:50).

Remembering Paul Albrechtsen with Vince Barletta, CEO of the St. Boniface Hospital Foundation (1:15) and Sue Boreskie, CEO of Reh-Fit Centre (8:45); A new food fraud detection device (18:10);  How do we fix the low cost of meth in Winnipeg? (28:25); Plus, the Final Word (42:20).

What should be done to The Bay building downtown? (0:49), Margaret Redmond,  CEO of the Assoniboia Park Conservancy sets the record straight about the latest ask from the Diversity Gardens (22:25), how to adapt to climate change with Bronwyn Hancock of the Council of Canadian Academies (33:40), Clay Young on the Pembina Highway underpass (48:45) & why we're doing the carbon tax all wrong (52:04).

Should Osborne Street be closed on weekends for a pedestrian mall? (0:50), Missing persons report for 2018 (9:49), response to the meth report by Ian Rabb of Aurora Recovery (17:52), Halifax councillor proposes banning drive thru's (30:36), Chuck Lewis of Expert Electric on Flashing amber lights in school zones (38:47) & is a ban on plastic bags really the answer? (48:15)

Does the province's PST math check out? (0:45), Marion Willis of Morberg House tells us about the meth report (8:56), How to Geek columnist, Dave Johnson helps us understand 5G (27:21), Ramsey Zeid of Food Fare gets another visit from the province (40:52), and KAP President, Bill Campbell runs down his wish list for the election (53:00).

Tom Brodbeck from the Winnipeg Sun talks about the sloppy health care rollout 

(0:40), inching closer to an election with Steve Lambert of the Canadian Press (12:10), a B.C. law firm in money laundering shut down (22:00), what do you want your digital legacy to be (31:00), talking plastic reduction (44:00), and the final word (53:00).

Hydro rates rising (1:20); Lauren McNabb at Habitat for Humanity (13:05); Alberta to re-jig minimum wage? (15:20); World Hunger Day (23:00); It's John Fogerty's birthday, enjoy part of an interview Geoff did with John from a few years ago (33:10); Munther Zeid fined for opening on Good Friday (42:05); Plus, the Final Word (55:30).

Rasicm Series on Mixed Marriage (1:20); What to do about the homeless camps (8:55); North American Sex Drought (19:00); World Trade Day is coming soon (36:35); Latest police strategy for Winnipeg (46:10); Plus, the Final Word. (49:20).