Kailum Gervais is cycling from Keeseekoose First Nation to Saskatoon (about 371 KM) to raise awareness for mental health and addiction. Kailum is scheduled to arrive in Saskatoon today and joins Gormley to talk about Bike for Mental Health.

Saskatchewan Distance Learning Centre is experiencing a surge in demand. Sun West School Division anticipated an increase in demand for student online learning options this fall because of the COVID-19 pandemic, but what they didn’t know, was how huge that demand would be. We hear from Darren Gasper, Superintendent of Education with Sun West School Division about the demand for online learning this fall.

Bloc Québécois Leader Yves-François Blanchet is vowing to seek a fall election unless Trudeau and Morneau resign. Toronto Sun's Brian Lilley has been following the story very closely, and he joins Gormley to tell us about the latest developments.

Bug’s Day… The Hour of Rage!

Where are we at with serological testing in the province? We get an update from Dr. Jessica Minion, the Provincial Clinical Lead, Public Health – Laboratory Medicine, at the Roy Romanow Provincial Laboratory in Regina.

Canadian National Railway says it could be a record year for total grain volume moved in a crop year. We hear from Sean Finn, executive vice-president of corporate services with CNR.

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Kyle Anderson is an Assistant Professor of Biochemistry, Microbiology, and Immunology at the U of S and he is also a father of 5. His kids will be going to grades 3-10 this fall. Anderson believes Saskatchewan needs a better testing strategy for schools. He joins Gormley to talk about pool testing and why he thinks it would work well in Saskatchewan schools.

The Hour of the Big Stories… Open Session

According to Blacklock's Reporter, a Quebec contractor has failed to provide pandemic masks even though the federal government awarded the firm more than $380 million in contracts to provide them. They are also reporting a former Québec Liberal MP’s company has been awarded a federal contract for 10,000 pandemic ventilators. We hear from Tom Korski, managing editor for Blacklock's Reporter.