Category Archives: (650 CKOM) Gormley Show Segments

8:30 – A report prepared for the Canadian Medical Association says Canada experienced more than 4,000 “excess deaths” between August and December of 2020 not related to the COVID-19 ...

8:30 – Yesterday, Gormley caught up with APAS VP Ian Boxall, who accused the Province of throwing producers under the bus and blaming our deficit on large payouts from crop insurance despite cro...

8:30 – National Post Columnist John Ivison says the Trudeau government is taking extraordinary steps to avoid accountability in Parliament, notably by introducing legislation before the standing...

8:30 - In its mid-year financial report released Monday, the Government of Saskatchewan forecast a deficit of $2.71 billion, up $97 million from the budget but down $29 million from the first quarter....

8:30 - WHAT. A. GAME! Brett Lauther’s 34-yard field helped the Saskatchewan Roughriders beat the Calgary Stampeders 33-30 in overtime Sunday. With the win, the Roughriders advance to the CFL Wes...

8:30 - On Tuesday, the province introduced Bill 70 in an effort to implement a more structured security service inside the Legislative Building and on the surrounding grounds. The bill would remove mo...

8:30 - Gormley is broadcasting live from the 50th Agribition in Regina. Chris Lane, CEO of the Canadian Western Agribition stops by the Saskatchewan Cattlemen’s Association booth to tell us abou...

8:30 – Health Minister Paul Merriman joins Gormley to tell us more about the vaccine delivery plan for children age five to 11, the resumption of health services and if the public health order w...

Gormley, Monday, November 22, 2021 8:30 -Health Canada announced Friday that it had approved a modified version of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine for use in kids 5-11. Microbiologist Joe Blondeau joins M...

8:30 - John Gormley is away for a few days, and Executive Producer Taylor MacPherson is holding down the fort. We'll be replaying some of Gormley's best interviews, and keeping you up to speed on all ...