April is National Organ and Tissue Donation Awareness Month which encourages Canadians to have important conversations with their families about their decision to donate. Dr. Michael Moser is the Surgical Co-Chair at the Saskatchewan Kidney Transplant Program and joins Gormley to explain the importance of becoming a donor. Is the province doing enough to get organ donations done?

The Onion Lake Cree Nation has filed legal action against the provincial government arguing the Saskatchewan First Act violates treaty rights and derogates the treaty relationship. The main argument is the bill allows no input or consultation to lands and resources. Chief Henry Lewis of Onion Lake Cree Nation joins Gormley to discuss why the move to sue the Saskatchewan government. Do you agree with the Chief?

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155,000 PSAC (Public Service Alliance of Canada) members working for the Treasury Board and the Canada Revenue Agency will begin strike action on April 19 if a deal is not reached by tonight at 7pm Central Time. This has the potential to impact a number of different services including tax returns and passport renewals. Marianne Hladun is the Prairies Regional Executive Vice-President of PSAC and joins Gormley to discuss the latest on the potential strike.

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 Saskatchewan Brain Injury Association.

In the wake of election interference by foreign interests it has shed more light on Canada's intelligence culture and how the situations are handled. Christian Leuprecht is a Professor in Leadership, Department of Political Science and Economics, Royal Military College and Munk Senior Fellow and joins Gormley to discuss the scrutiny we are now doing when it comes to Canada's intelligence agencies is long overdue.

We have heard all the scary things when it comes to Artificial Intelligence, writing opinion pieces that seem legitimate to creating malware that is difficult to detect or stop. On the other hand, tech experts are seeing huge benefits from AI like starting a successful business and creating computer code to advance technology. Jeff Sandquist is Vice President of Product at Automattic and former developer for Microsoft and Twitter joins Gormley to explain we don't need to fear AI but be cautions with it.

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A week after David Lametti's comments and Justin Trudeau trying to clear up what was said by the Justice Minister. There still might be something going on when it comes to what provinces can do with their natural resources and it could have something to do with the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP).  Bronwyn Eyre the Minister of Justice and Attorney General for Saskatchewan joins Gormley to explain why UNDRIP could undermine the constitution.

A new study from the Fraser Institute "Canada’s Housing Mismatch: Canadians want ground-oriented homes, but not enough are being built" highlights Canada built more houses in the 1970's than we do today. Co-author of the study Steve Lafleur, Senior Fellow at the Fraser Institute joins Gormley to explain why Canada's housing problem is simply because we aren't building enough homes.