Riders rent reduction a 'contractual matter', no legal threat: Reynolds
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The $1.33M rent reduction comes from what the club owed during seasons impacted by the pandemic.
8:30 – During today’s show, Gormley is joined by a special guest host, former Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall. From politics to football, they’ve got a lot of ground to cover during today’s show, and we’ll be opening up our phone lines to give you a chance to share your thoughts as well! Got a question for John and Brad, or something you want to say? Call or text 1-877-332-8255.
9:00 – National Post Columnist John Ivison says another Trudeau minority government isn’t likely to please either the Liberal Party or the nation, and Trudeau has his work cut out for him if he expects to govern effectively. Ivison says the election will force all of the parties to take stock and make some important decisions about how they move forward, and he joins Gormley and Wall to share his thoughts.
LIVE: John Ivison, political columnist for the National Post
10:00 – In just eight days’ time, Saskatchewan residents will need to present proof they’ve been vaccinated or a negative COVID-19 test to get into restaurants, bars, and event venues anywhere in the province. Jim Bence, who heads Hospitality Saskatchewan, joins Gormley and Wall to tell us how the industry is preparing for the new requirement, and whether there are any concerns around enforcing the new rules.
LIVE: Jim Bence, CEO of Hospitality Saskatchewan
10:30 – STARS, the air ambulance service that saves lives in Saskatchewan, is raising funds for new equipment through the Pegasus Project. The initiative, started by a group of car enthusiast, involves the creation of a custom-built 1968 Ford Mustang 427 Coupe, which will be featured at the International SEMA Convention in Las Vegas in November before hitting the auction block at Barrett-Jackson in Arizona in January, with proceeds going to STARS. Saskatoon-born actor Kim Coates, star of ‘Sons of Anarchy,’ is the ambassador for the project, and he joins Gormley and Wall to tell us more.
LIVE: Kim Coates, actor and ambassador for STARS Pegasus Project
12:00 – An award-winning documentary is now free to watch on YouTube. ‘Guardians of the Grasslands’ is a short documentary produced by Ducks Unlimited Canada, the Nature Conservancy of Canada and the Canadian Cattlemen’s Association, outlining the role of cattle in preserving the prairie ecosystems. The film did an 18-month run on the film festival circuit, but now you can watch it online for free. Amie Peck with the Canadian Cattlemen’s Association joins Gormley and Wall to tell us more about the film and the importance of cattle to Canada’s natural environment.
LIVE: Amie Peck, stakeholder engagement manager with the Canadian Cattlemen’s Association.