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Thousands of people have been affected by the flight delays and cancelations from Sunwing, especially here in Saskatchewan. A class action lawsuit is in the works for those affected by it and Regina lawyer Tony Merchant joins Gormley to discuss it.

Farm equipment breaks down and nearly 60% of parts are sold over the counter and installed by farmers or independent repair shops. This could affect warrants. President of NAEDA John Schmeiser joins Gormley to discuss the concerns with farmers modifying equipment.

How did the province do when it came to crop production? Crops Extension Specialist Matt Struthers who leads the weekly crop report for the government joins Gormley to discuss how the province performed.

Canadian Farmer and Comedian Dickson Delorme also known as Quick Dick McDick joins Gormley to share his perspective on how farming is going in Saskatchewan.

Flex Ed is a virtual school with certified teachers that provides education in a nontraditional way. The government has always supported the choice in education but they are now creating a new Crown to remove that choice of attending the virtual school. The Minister of Education Dustin Duncan and MLA for Weyburn-Big Muddy joins Gormley to discuss the government stance on Flex Ed.

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It is the 40th anniversary of the Crop Production show. Over 300 industry exhibitors under one roof showcasing the latest in products and services for the upcoming growing season. Agriculture Manager for Prairieland Park Leigh Ann Hurlburt joins Gormley to tell us about the event.

There are more than 4,000 charities and non-profits active around Saskatchewan, and we're featuring some of the great people doing great work in this province during our new segment called "The Best of Saskatchewan." In this week's feature, we'll check in with Saskatoon Open Door Society's Ali Abukar.

A new study shows the impact of social media on children. The positive and negative effects of social media are changing their brains. Lead author of the study Maria Maza joins Gormley to explain it.

Violence broke out across Mexico between the police and Cartel. Many Canadian tourists in the northwestern area of Mexico had to remain in their hotels for several days and Jason Gaboury from Spiritwood Saskatchewan was there when the violence broke out and joins Gormley to tell us about it.

Canadian judges are starting to lighten jail sentences after a recent Supreme Court of Canada case found that actual life sentences, with no possibility of parole, are cruel and unusual punishment. Is this a welcome sign that rehabilitation can work or is it a misguided move that will result in more dangerous criminals on the loose?