A new research study has been released looking at how Saskatchewan can build better long-term care homes. As the government plans for more long-term care homes, the time is now to improve on them. Elizabeth Pywell, a University of Saskatchewan health studies graduate who led the report, joins Gormley to explain how everyone will benefit from this proposed change and improve quality of life.

Japan has lifted a 20-year restriction on Canadian processed beef all from the risk of mad cow disease back in 2003. As Canada is the second-largest exporter of beef and veal to Japan, this could impact the industry with restrictions lifted. Grant McLellan, CEO of Saskatchewan Cattleman's Association joins Gormley to discuss what this means for the industry.

Open lines discussing what bugs YOU.

The Conservative Party of Canada has come out and said they will not vote for this federal budget. This budget carries new inflation debt and taxes that Canadian families will feel the impact of for years. Pierre Poilievre, Leader of the Conservative Party of Canada joins Gormley to discuss the budget.

The 2023 federal budget is out and the big question is what is in it for you? Does it go far enough to address the continuous rising prices in your day-to-day life? Franco Terrazzano, Federal Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation joins Gormley to explain what in the budget affects you.

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A joint report by the Centre of Artificial Intelligence, Data, and Conflict took a look at cybersecurity and Russia's disinformation campaigns on social media. One of the authors of the study is Brian McQuinn, Co-Director of Centre for Artificial Intelligence, Conflict, and Data. Assistant Professor Department of Politics and International Studies at the University of Regina who joins Gormley to explain what they discovered looking at our cybersecurity.

Open lines discussing YOUR stories.

Regina Police Chief Evan Bray announced his official retirement this morning and joins Gormley to discuss what led to this decision and what he plans to do next.

The federal budget is out and with a deficit nearly $10-billion more than forecasted. With the focus on affordability and inflation the question is does this go far enough to help Canadians. David-Alexandre Brassard, Chief Economist at CPA Canada joins Gormley to break down the budget and what it means for Canadians.

Odelia and Nerissa Quewezance have been granted bail after spending almost 30 years in prison. The two were convicted of second-degree murder of Kamsack farmer Anthony Joseph Dolff and sentenced to life in prison for the 1993. Nicole Porter, Lead Criminal Consultant from N.A. Porte and Associates joins Gormley to weigh in on the discussion and what is next in the process.