We've seen here at all the provincial news conferences regarding Covid-19. Karen Nurkowski is the sign language interpreter and she joins Gormley to talk about how she does her job, when she got starting signing and how busy of a time this has been for her.

SGI is taking to social media this morning to find out what's the worst driving advice you've ever received. Tyler McMurchy with SGI joins Gormley to share some of the funniest responses they've had so far, and let's help them out by sharing some of our own examples! Have you ever been given some really bad driving advice? Call 1-877-332-8255 and join the conversation.

More than 90% of students around the world have seen their studies affected by COVID-19, and a leading epidemiologist says it's time to think hard about re-opening schools. According to Dr. Jay Kaufman, data show children of elementary-school age and younger aren't very good at transmitting the virus to others, and it may be time to consider re-opening elementary schools and daycares. Quebec is planning to re-open elementary schools and daycares in early May, and Kaufman joins Gormley to discuss why he says a slow, managed return to school for younger children can be done safely.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will address Canadians

The CFL is asking for $150 million from the federal government to help stay afloat during the COVID-19 pandemic. The league is currently suspended and may not resume play in 2020. While many fans are worried about the future of their favourite sport, others are saying the cash-strapped government should not be spending millions on entertainment. Whenever public opinion is divided, we put the question to you in one of Gormley's patented Reality Checks. Should the government bail out the CFL? Call 1-877-332-8255 and add your voice to our poll.

It's a girl! A baby bison was born at Wanuskewin Heritage Park last Wednesday, a first in about 150 years. The last time a bison was born on Wanuskewin land was before 1876. Dr. Ernie Walker, Co-Founder of Wanuskewin, joins Gormley to talk about the newest edition to the herd.

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The COVID-19 pandemic has been hard on the pork industry, especially due to the closure of some US processing plants. Canadian pork farmers expect to lose between $20 and $50 on every hog sold in 2020, costing farmers as much as $675M nationwide. Mark Ferguson, GM of the Saskatchewan Pork Development Board, joins Gormley to explain why COVID-19 has hit the industry so hard.

Mark Humphries, history professor and author of "The Last Plague: Spanish Influenza and the Politics of Public Health in Canada," has been a strong advocate for antibody testing in Canada, saying it would allow us to return to normal sooner and avoid some of the negative impacts social isolation has on child development, mental health, nutrition, education, domestic violence and more. Humphries joins Gormley to continue their conversation on the lessons Canada can learn from 1918's Spanish Flu pandemic.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will address Canadians on the COVID-19 situation and take questions from the media

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The Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities sent a letter to the Municipalities of Saskatchewan protesting the group's name change away from its former moniker "Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association." SARM says the new name is misleading as the group doesn't represent all municipalities in the province, and can create confusion. SARM's letter called for the Municipalities of Saskatchewan to cease and desist its use of the new name, and threatened legal proceedings if they continue to use the name. Municipalities of Saskatchewan President Gordon Barnhart joins Gormley to respond.

Saskatchewan's Chief Medical Health Officer Dr. Saqib Shahab joins Gormley to discuss Saskatchewan's COVID-19 testing program and the latest on the provincial fight against the pandemic.