Sarah Mills: A social media ban for kids under 16 is worthy of debate
It has been adopted in Australia, and now the Saskatchewan government wants to hear views on whether kids should be allo...
8:30 – Justin Trudeau announced his cabinet Wednesday afternoon in Ottawa, with a number of familiar faces in new roles and a number of newly-elected MPs as well. Canadian Press Reporter Jordan Press joins Gormley to go over some of the biggest changes, the messages Trudeau appears to be sending with his appointments, and what the cabinet changes will mean for the upcoming session of Parliament.
LIVE: Jordan Press, Canadian Press Reporter.
9:00 – Bug’s Day: The HOUR OF RAGE!
10:00 – Wexit Saskatchewan, a group in favour of western separation from Canada, is holding a drive to gather signatures from supporters. The hope is that enough signatures would give them leverage over Premier Scott Moe and force a referendum on separation. If Moe doesn’t agree, they’ve promised to form their own provincial Wexit party. While they’ve already collected a number of signatures, some locations have barred them from their property and one mall in Saskatoon has even pledged to hire extra security to keep them away. Eric Wall is an organizer with Wexit Saskatchewan, and he joins Gormley to discuss the separatist movement in Saskatchewan and their current goals.
LIVE: Eric Wall, organizer with Wexit Saskatchewan.
11:00 – Rex Murphy, one of Canada’s sharpest and best-known political commentators, is speaking in Saskatoon tonight at an event hosted by Farm & Food Care SK and the NSBA. We’re checking in with the Gemini-Award winning columnist and long-time host of Cross Country Checkup to get his thoughts on some big Canadian political issues and find out what he’ll be discussing during tonight’s keynote.
LIVE: Rex Murphy, political commentator and columnist for the National Post.
