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The Federal Liberals are attempting to help fight the housing crisis by looking at densification. This means building more homes and working with provinces to help address that. Could this be enough to help with Canada's housing crisis? Dr. Carolyn Whitzman is an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Geography, Environment and Geomatics at the University of Ottawa and a housing policy consultant. She joins Gormley to explain how densification will not solve the housing crisis and should be approached differently.

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The provincial cabinet got a good shuffle with six ministers taking on new responsibilities and two more entering cabinet. The size of the cabinet remains unchanged at 18. Premier Scott Moe joins Gormley to discuss the cabinet shuffle and the education policy change.

The Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry is on a fact-finding mission in Saskatchewan. They will be meeting agricultural experts and farms as part of their look into the soil health of the country. Senator Rob Black is a Senator for Ontario and a member of the Committee on Agriculture and Forestry. He joins Gormley to discuss what they have learned so far and why they are looking into soil health now.

Saskatchewan RCMP plans to have at least one drone in every detachment across the province by April 2024. This is part of the "Expansion Project" to help cover larger areas and help respond to unfolding incidents. Inspector Devin Pugh is the Officer in Charge of Saskatchewan RCMP's Support Services Section. He joins Gormley to explain how this will impact not just policing but the communities.

The Canadian Centre for Cyber Security released the Baseline Cyber Threat Assessment on Cybercrime in Canada. It shows that over the next two years, there will be an increase in financially motivated cybercrimes. Rajiv Gupta, the Associate Head of the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security, joins Gormley to discuss why Canada is seeing an increase in cybercrime.

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Over in China it seems like there is unrest in their economy. As unemployment continues to rise, a housing issue is on the horizon that threatens the Chinese Communist Party staying in power. Charles Burton is a Senior Fellow at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute and a former Canadian diplomat at Canada’s embassy in Beijing. He joins Gormley to explain if Xi Jinping can avoid another political threat to his power.

The new Netflix series "Painkiller" looks at the causes and consequences of the opioid epidemic in the U.S. and is Canada's number one watched show. Trenna Keating is from Weyburn, SK and plays Deborah Marlowe in the series. She joins Gormley to chat about the new series and what it was like to film.