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There will be no public inquiry into foreign interference but a series of public hearings with Canadians. Special rapporteur David Johnston made that announcement adding he didn't find evidence the government didn't take the issue seriously. Margaret McCuaig-Johnston, senior fellow at the Graduate School of Public and International Affairs at the University of Ottawa joins Gormley to explain why it should be a public inquiry and not a series of hearings.

A major historical event is happening today with the 150th anniversary of the formation of the RCMP. To look at the organization’s history throughout Canada, we go to Sam Karikas, the interim CEO of the RCMP Heritage Centre. She joins Gormley to chat about the history and festivities happening at the centre today.

Does Canada need to accept the fact the next generation will be worse off than the previous generations? A new book “Everybody's Business: How to Ensure Canadian Prosperity through the Twenty-First Century” looks at the areas Canada is lacking in that is hurting the upcoming generation. Joe Manget is the Chair and Chief Executive of EHN (Edgewood Health Network) Canada and co-author of the book, he joins Gormley to discuss what we need to focus our investments on to turn it around.

We are gearing up for another season of Roughriders football. It was a busy off-season for the team that looks to bounce back this year. There is no better way to see how the team looks than by checking in with Craig Reynolds, the President and CEO of the Saskatchewan Roughriders. He joins Gormley to chat about the 2023 season and how the team looks.

SaskEnergy has announced Mark Guillet as their new President and CEO and is focused on the continued vision of environmental sustainability. He joins Gormley to explain what SaskEnergy needs for future infrastructure projects to achieve this vision.

The Liberal government's gun control legislation Bill C-21 passed the House of Commons and has been pushed to the Senate. It is one step closer to becoming law which would make tougher gun regulations including on assault-style firearms. Tom Korski, Managing Editor for Blacklock's Reporter joins Gormley to explain the details in the Bill and what the Senate could do to amend it.

The May long weekend is the unofficial kick-off to summer, and Saskatchewan has many outdoor activities to enjoy. No better time then to check in with Mike Clancy, author of "A User's Guide to Saskatchewan Parks,". He joins Gormley to learn more about the province's parks and some of the best spots you might want to visit over the long weekend.

What time is it? It's Eatin' Time! with Belton Johnson - powered by the Saskatchewan Cattlemen's Association! Grillmaster Belton Johnson joins Gormley with his recipe for Beef Brisket!

The federal clean fuel regulations or as some call them. The second carbon tax. This could cost Saskatchewan families an extra $1,117 per year according to the Parliamentary Budget Office. Andrew Scheer, is the Opposition House Leader House MP for Regina-Qu'Apelle, He joins Gormley to discuss why we don't need another increase in the carbon tax.