The merger between Rogers and Shaw has been approved and claims it could lower wireless prices for Canadians. The deal itself is valued at $26 billion but a number of people are not happy with the deal. Michael Geist Law Professor and Canada Research Chair in Internet and E-Commerce Law at the University of Ottawa joins Gormley to explain why this is not a good deal and how it will not benefit Canadians and their bills.

A new poll from Research Co. show 65% of Canadians support a progressive punishment system when it comes to speeding tickets. This means the fine you would pay for speeding is based on your income. A number of European countries already do this but would this be a good move for Canada? Mario Canseco, President of Research Co. joins Gormley to explain how this idea might help with speeding.

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Bill C-234 an Act to amend the Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act has passed the House of Commons and is now with the Senate. The Bill exempts on-farm fuels like propane and natural gas, used for grain drying and barn heating, from the federal carbon tax. John Barlow is the Shadow Minister of Agriculture, Agri-Food and Food Security, MP representing Foothills and joins Gormley to discuss the importance of the bill for farming.

Round one of the WHL Playoffs get underway tonight and one of the big first round match ups is the Regina Pats vs. Saskatoon Blades. Jamie Nye host of the Green Zone joins Gormley to preview this match up and all the WHL playoff match ups.

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 Barley Soup!

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In the race to produce rare earth minerals, Saskatchewan has announced a new strategy diversifying critical minerals spending more on mineral exploration and making the Province a major hub for the world. Jim Reiter, Minister for Energy and Resources joins Gormley to discuss if our process faculties are ready for this strategy.

Nova Scotia’s Mass Casualty Commission (MCC) has released a 7 volume, 3,000-page report after the mass shooting that happened back in 2020. The report calls for changes to everything from policing to gun control. Tim Bousquet Editor and Publisher of the Halifax Examiner who covered the shooting joins Gormley to walk us through the report and the calls for change.

When it comes to the new budget, the NDP are looking at this as a victory for Canadians offering expansion in health care. Daniel Blaikie NDP Finance Critic and MP representing Elmwood-Transcona joins Gormley to explain how this budget is a win for Canadians.