The concern from the public when it comes to changing rooms at the Harry Bailey centre and Shaw centre is getting louder. The City of Saskatoon issued a statement, "We understand that this is a divisive issue and makes some people uncomfortable. Gender identity is a protected right under the Saskatchewan Human Rights Code." Barry Wilcox, Interim Chief Commissioner of the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission joins Gormley to discuss the concern and issue at hand.

The impact of the earthquake that hit Turkey and Syria is still being felt as more than 37,800 people have been confirmed dead and survivors are still being found. The Catholic Near East Welfare Association (CNEWA) has launched a campaign to help provide bedding, food, medicines, nursing formula, diapers and clothing to more than 2,000 families and Dr. Adriana Bara, National Director for CNEWA in Canada joins Gormley to discuss what needs to still be done to send aid.

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International protest organizations have always speak out against the oil and gas industry but now they are taking their focus to the Canadian agriculture sector. Tim McMillian, Former President and CEO of the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers speaking about this at the Summit. 2023 Ag Awareness Summit - Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan joins Gormley to explain how agriculture sector prepare for it.

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It was the 1-year anniversary of the Emergency Act invocate for the Freedom Convoy and blockades. We still don't have an outcome from the Public Order Emergency Commission and Cara Zwibel, Director of the Canadian Civil Liberties Association joins Gormley to explain how we still are fighting the use of it in the courts.

It is Valentine's Day and there is a place in Saskatchewan that is all about the day. It is Love, Saskatchewan - a romantic place where bundles of wedding invitations and love letters are sent out showcasing the villages unique teddy bear holding a heart postmark from Love. Shelley Vallier, Mayor of Love, Saskatchewan joins Gormley to discuss the impact this village of love has on Valentine's Day.

Six 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. Now, surgery is set for them and Debbie is going to get a new kidney at the end of February. She joins Gormley to share her entire journey she went on to find a new kidney.

We had 4 aerial objects shot down over North America by the U.S. with two of them near the Canadian border. Is the military more aware of these objects or is this a trend we should start to worry about? Christian Leuprecht, Professor in Leadership, Department of Political Science and Economics, Royal Military College and Munk Senior Fellow (Defence and Security) joins Gormley to discuss what our military can do to protect our air space and help the U.S. with these objects.

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