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Provincial Parks in Saskatchewan have been open to day visitors since May 4, but Monday is the first day the campsites will be open, albeit with significant restrictions in place to comply with the public health orders around COVID-19. Mike Clancy literally wrote the book on our provincial parks, and he joins Gormley to discuss some of the hidden gems around the province and how he thinks the pandemic could change things this year.

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John shares his thoughts on the riots in Minneapolis, which began when a white police officer knelt on the neck of George Floyd, a black man, causing his death. The riots have gone on for more than two days, with a police station looted and widespread civil unrest.

A Saskatoon company is using ozone gas to decontaminate indoor spaces, saying the process can eradicate viruses and bacteria including COVID-19. The SANOZONE bio-decontamination unit is a product of Ground Effects Environmental, and CEO Sean Frisky said it was developed in just 35 days. Frisky joins Gormley to explain how the process works.

Trained nurse Rebecca Scott joins Gormley to voice her objections to the delays in re-opening a dozen rural ERs around Saskatchewan.

The extradition case against Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou passed a crucial milestone Wednesday as a judge ruled that taken as a whole, Meng’s alleged crimes would also constitute a crime in Canada. That test, called "double criminality" is necessary before an alleged criminal can be sent to face justice on foreign soil. To explain the decision and what it means for the case, John is joined by extradition expert and lawyer Dr. Gary Botting.

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Premier Scott Moe joins Gormley to go over the latest on COVID-19 in Saskatchewan.