It is time to stop looking at inflation from a year over year perspective. That is what Peter Philips says a distinguished professor of public policy at Johnson Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy who joins Gormley to explain looking at this one indicator of inflation might cause government to make major policy mistakes.

For the first time Elections Saskatchewan is making May Voter Registration Month to raise awareness for young voters to make sure their vote counts. Dr. Michael Boda is the Chief Electoral Officer for Saskatchewan and joins Gormley to chat about the importance of your vote and what new technologies you will see at voting booths.

A lack of foreign-influence registry in Canada has made us a high priority for interference in the views of China. Steven Chase is the Senior Parliamentary reporter for the Globe and Mail and joins Gormley to discuss why China views Canada this way.

Canadian singer-songwriter Gordon Lightfoot passed away last night at the age of 84. Music commentator Eric Alper joins Gormley to chat about his legendary career and impact on Canadian Music.

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 the Samaritan Place.

Bill C-321 the Act to amend the Criminal Code for tougher rules when it comes to assaults against health care professionals and first responders is passing through parliament. President of the Saskatoon Paramedic Association Paul Hills who is lobbying for this joins Gormley to discuss the importance of this amendment.

Small businesses in Saskatchewan are raising their workers’ wages. The plan is to increases wages by an average of 3.3% over the next 12 months. Chief Economist and Vice-President of Research at CFIB (Canadian Federation of Independent Business) Simon Gaudreault joins Gormley to discuss the reason behind the increase wages.

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The PSAC has reached a tentative agreement with the Treasury Board but not for all its members. The 35,000 CRA workers are still on strike as negotiations continue. Tom Korski managing editor for Blacklock's Reporter joins Gormley for the latest in Ottawa.

During the pandemic we all had some disruptions that impacted our lives. A new study out from the University of Saskatchewan took a look at the negative impact the pandemic had on immigrants with weaker English or French language skills. Co-Principal investigator of the study Dr. Valery Chirkov Professor for Psychology and Health Studies at the University of Saskatchewan joins Gormley to explain how big of an impact the pandemic was and what we learned to better assist them.