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A new report from the Royal Bank of Canada, Boston Consulting Group Centre for Canada’s Future and Arrell Food Institute at the University of Guelph called "Farmers Wanted: The labour renewal Canada needs to build the Next Green Revolution" sees a 40% decrease in Canadian farm operators by 2033. Dr. Evan Fraser, Director at the Arrell Food Institute at the University of Guelph and one of the authors of the study joins Gormley to explain how the industry can avoid this.

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The board of the Trudeau Foundation have resigned in wake of political pressures. Those circumstances would be the questions about the foundation’s decision in 2016 to accept a donation from sources that have since been linked to China’s attempt to influence the federal election. Brian Lilley, columnist for the Toronto Sun, joins Gormley to example the details and the next move for the foundation.

The Canada Revenue Agency workers overwhelmingly voted in favour of strike action. They can legally go on strike as of April 14th and with negotiations set for April 17th this years tax filing seem to be up in the air. Marc Briere, National President for the Union of Taxation Employees joins Gormley to discuss what the union is thinking and will they go on strike before negotiations.

8 months ago Debbie Onishenko started her search for a new kidney and was inspired to put her information of looking for a donor in her car window. Soon Brent Kruger saw it, reached out, and was a match. They went in for surgery at the end of February and are now on the road to recovery. Both Debbie and Brent join Gormley to discuss their journey and how they are doing today.

China has starting staging military drills around Taiwan in a show of strength and potential action against the presidential election happening in the next 9 months. Jonathan Manthorpe, International affairs columnist and commentator, author of 'Claws of the Panda: Beijing's Campaign of Influence and Intimidation in Canada' joins Gormley to explain what the world should prepare for when China takes action against Taiwan.

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Reports have come out that Canada’s Attorney General and Justice Minister David Lametti wants to look into the Natural Resources Transfer Agreements to the provinces. This could mean provinces like Saskatchewan could lose control over land and natural resources. Premier Scott Moe joins Gormley to discuss how this could threaten the unity of Canada.

Over the last several years Sir Brent Adair Habetler has claimed to be the third cousin to Queen Elizabeth, even changing his name to add Sir to it. He claims his lineage goes all the way back to Baron Frederick Von Habetler and Archduchess Hermine of Austria even having a letter from Buckingham Palace to support this claim. Lisa Joy, is the Crime and Court reporter for SaskToday.ca and licensed investigator in Alberta has been looking into Sir Brent since 2019 and joins Gormley to explain how and why he makes these claims to be royalty.