Gormley does the Hour of praise. Hugs Day!

Some rural municipalities in Saskatchewan are bracing to make tough choices after tax changes are imposed by the provincial government. SARM President Ray Orb joins Gormley to explain what these communities will be facing.

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Hour of the Big Stories Phone lines opened up.

In the new year, there are going to be some major tax changes at the Federal level. Franco Terrazzano, Federal Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation joins Gormley to explain what is coming and how it affects you.

Canada is set to have a new person grace the 5-dollar bill and Nicholas Bell who was part of the independent Advisory Council joins Gormley to discuss the short list of nominees.

A B.C. artist is calling for a  minor league hockey club in Ontario to stop using her design of a red maple leaf on its team jerseys and merchandise. Sarah O’Grady, a lawyer and partner at CPST Law LLP with expertise in trademarks and intellectual property joins Gormley to explain what is going on.

The Federal government and the provinces sit at a deadlock when it comes to health care funding. The Federal government wants to know where the money is going and possibly reform the system to know exactly how the money is spent. Professor Haizhen Mou from the University of Saskatchewan joins Gormley to discuss it.

Hour of the Big Stories…open lines.

The story of the year in Canada was no surprise the Freedom Convoy in Ottawa. Tom Korski, managing editor for Blacklock's Reporter in Ottawa joins Gormley to chat about why this was the story of the year and how the RCMP budgeted over a million in hotels and flights to help get ready for the convoy.