The only way to achieve net-zero emissions electrical generation by 2035 is to double your rates. That will not happen here in Saskatchewan as Premier Scott Moe laid out the plan to achieve net zero by 2050 while making it affordable for customers. Premier Moe joins Gormley to discuss how this plan will work for the province.

Drones are being used in a new way to help farming in the province. Kaylie Krys, a graduate student at the University of Saskatchewan College of Agriculture and Bioresources, uses drones to help track and record this season’s canola on her family farm. It can show seedling count and percentage of plant ground coverage, and she joins Gormley to discuss how this will help improve farming in the future.

The higher mortgage rate has Canadians questioning the value of home ownership. The Mortgage Consumer Survey by Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) showed that only 55% felt their home would increase in value in the next year. Allen Gibson, Senior Specialist and Key Account Management for CMHC, joins Gormley to explain why Canadians are losing confidence in the value of their home.

As Canadians gear up for the upcoming long weekend, what price will we see at the pumps? Gas price analyst and president of Canadians for Affordable Energy Dan McTeague joins Gormley to look at what we can expect at the pumps this year.

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WestJet pilots have issued a 72-hour strike notice, this means pilots can walk off the job on May 19. With the potential of grounding all planes and shutting down operations, we go to Professor Karl Moore from McGill University who joins Gormley to discuss the impact this will have on the airline industry.

There are more than 4,000 charities and non-profits active around Saskatchewan, and we're featuring some of the great people doing great work in this province during our new segment called "The Best of Saskatchewan." In this week's feature, we'll check in with Regina Food for Learning.

Canada’s safer supply program is actually fueling the new opioid crisis. The idea is to provide a safe place for drug addicts to use. This is supposed to help reduce overdoses and save lives. That has not been the case as Adam Zivo, columnist for the National Post looked into the numbers of the safer supply program and joins Gormley to share the details.

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The new look of the Canadian passport is not winning anyone over with its design. The removal of historic moments and great Canadians that are replaced with simple images of pumpkin patches and bears in a forest are being called juvenile. Howard Anglin, Former Deputy Chief of Staff to Prime Minister Stephen Harper joins Gormley to discuss why the new passport falls flat and is too boring.