April 29 Show Segments

8:30 – Justin Trudeau’s private trip with the Aga Khan in 2016 continues to cause trouble for the prime minister. This week, documents revealed that the RCMP considered charging Trudeau with fraud over the trip, which saw the PM travel to the Aga Khan’s private Bahamas residence at Bell Cay. Toronto Sun Columnist Brian Lilley says the RCMP got the investigation wrong. According to Lilley, the Ethics Commissioner had already found the vacation was an illegal violation of the Conflict of Interest Act, and the police failed to interview Trudeau during the course of their investigation. Canada’s Conservative Opposition MPs are calling on the police to take a second look at the charges, and Lilley joins Gormley to explain why the Aga Khan trip continues to be a thorn in Trudeau’s side.
LIVE: Brian Lilley, Toronto Sun Columnist

9:00 – The Ultimate Open Lines

11:00 – What time is it? It’s Eatin’ Time! with Belton Johnson – powered by the Saskatchewan Cattlemen’s Association! Grillmaster Belton Johnson joins Gormley with his recipe for Dijon Herb Smoked Prime Rib Roast!
LIVE: Belton Johnson

12:00 – The COVID-19 pandemic brought virtual healthcare to the forefront, but virtual care has been present in Saskatchewan since 1999 and there are a lot of new innovations allowing doctors and healthcare professionals to connect with patients and deliver care remotely. Dr. Veronica McKinney is Director of Northern Medical Services at the University of Saskatchewan’s College of Medicine, and she joins Gormley to tell us about virtual care in Saskatchewan, how doctors are using new technology to bring service to remote patients, and the province-wide survey helping shape the future of virtual care. Survey responses are being accepted today and tomorrow at Virtualcare.Saskatchewan.ca.
LIVE: Dr. Veronica McKinney, Director of Northern Medical Services at the University of Saskatchewan’s College of Medicine