Murray Wood: April is the most frustrating month on the prairies
As much of Saskatchewan deals with another spring snowstorm, Murray Wood says we're all asking the same question: This i...
8:30 – Prime Minister Trudeau and his chief of staff Katie Telford testified before the House of Commons Finance Committee Thursday, and Trudeau admitted he was aware of the possible appearance of a conflict when WE Charity was chosen to oversee a $900M program to pay volunteers, but still didn’t recuse himself. Meanwhile, the meeting turned into a circus at times as a storm knocked out the chair’s power and many raised points of order. Matt Gurney, columnist with the National Post, says it’s hard to believe a lot of minds were changed by the testimony, but the scandal is still costing Trudeau some support. “It was bad, but then again, we deserve it,” Gurney wrote. “We elected these people.”
LIVE: Matt Gurney, National Post columnist and editor.
9:00 – The Ultimate Open Lines…
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LIVE: Brynn Harris-Hamm, former producer of John Gormley Live.
LIVE: Taylor MacPherson, executive producer.
11:00 – Jim Bence, with the Saskatchewan Hotel and Hospitality Association, is sounding the alarm about issues his members are facing when it comes to insurance. According to Bence, COVID-19 has created such financial liabilities that insurance is incredibly difficult to secure and more costly than it has ever been. The new issue comes at a time when the service industry is already struggling, and Bence joins Drew to tell us more.
LIVE: Jim Bence, president/CEO of the Saskatchewan Hotel and Hospitality Association.
11:30/12:00 – Drew is living his best life, but he’s pretty lucky to still be here. In fact, over the years Drew has had a number of close brushes with death that he was pretty lucky to walk away from. He’ll share some of his stories, but we want to know about the closest call you’ve had in your life and how lucky you were to walk away with a pulse. Give us a call at 1-877-332-8255 and tell about us your near-death experience!
