Category Archives: (650 CKOM) Gormley Show Segments

8:30 – More than 90% of members of the Saskatchewan Teachers Federation voted in favour of sanctions this month, as their contract negotiations with the province continue. In addition to salary ...

8:30 – Canada is the fifth-largest producer of natural gas and the sixth-largest producer of oil in the world, but with Teck Resources Ltd. withdrawing its application to build a massive ($20B) ...

Gormley, Monday, February 24, 2020 8:30 - Looking at the news lately you might think the entire province of B.C. is united in opposition to the Coastal GasLink pipeline project, but a handful of prote...

8:30 – CN Rail has had a rough month, cancelling more than 400 trains and issuing temporary layoffs to 450 employees in Eastern Canada as the protest blockades continue to hamper rail traffic ac...

8:30 – As the blockades across Canada continue to hamstring industries, Premier Scott Moe is leading the calls for action from the Trudeau government in Ottawa. On Wednesday Moe, who chairs the ...

8:30 – Prime Minister Trudeau urged patience from Canadians and warned against the use of force, but his government was still not able to secure a meeting with the Wet'suwet'en hereditary chiefs...

Gormley, Tuesday, Feb. 18, 2020 8:30 – The Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation held a sanctions vote this month and are waiting for the results to return to see if job action will be coming ...

8:30 – Protests in solidarity with groups opposing the Coastal GasLink pipeline are shutting down rail transport in Canada and disrupting traffic in major cities. While the issue is in B.C., pro...

8:30 – Wednesday saw some big developments in the labour dispute at Regina’s Co-op Refinery Complex, as the province appointed special mediator Vince Ready to help resolve the dispute. Rea...

8:30 – Greenpeace co-founder and climate scientist Dr. Patrick Moore *will* be speaking in Regina this spring after all, just not at the city’s sustainability conference. Moore was pulled ...