Hal Anderson

Tracy Garbutt from CNIB on the navigating the city after a snowstorm, and Dr. Jason Kindrachuk

Jason Kindrachuk on variants, Martin Firestone on travel insurance & Wade Miller on the news that Bob Irving is retiring

Adam Kurtz from the Grand Forks Herald on the re-opening of the US border, and Dr. Toby Rutner on men's mental health. 

Epidemiologist Cynthia Carr on the rise of COVID numbers, an update on lumber prices from Liz Kovach & our weekly visit with Syras Derksen

Dr. Craig Jenne with answers to your COVID questions, Hal's weather expert Bruce Johnson on the unexpected warmth this weekend, and Carolyn Klassen from Conexus Counselling. 

Greg Gilhooly, an abuse survivor and lawyer, gives his take on what Kevin Cheveldayoff had to say about the Blackhawks scandal. Shelly Glover's lawyer breaks down her case against the PC election. And builder Josh Dueck  talks about building a sustainable home. 

Brendan Scott, the President of UMSU, gives us a call to talk about the U of M strike; Virologist Jason Kindrachuk on where we go from here to get people vaccinated; and will there be a Xmas tree shortage? Ray Dubois weighs in. 

New Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson (0:20); plus Jesse Thomas (6:20) & Jim Toth (10:50) talk Movember. 

Kyle Beach comes forward (0:05); Incident at 7 Oaks Hospital. (7:35); Winnipeg water skier, Taryn Grant was part of Canada's Gold Medal win at World Water Ski Wakeboard Championships. (15:55); Our weekly visit with Carolyn Klassen. (22:15)

Jets GM named in sex assault investigation in Chicago. (0:05); Derelict building fires are becoming a problem in Winnipeg. (7:45); How does insurance work with derelict buildings? (13:55); Trying to save the John Blumberg Golf Course. (18:25); Covid questions with Dr. Craig Jenne. (22:45)

Guns on the streets of Winnipeg. (0:05); Restaurants and Christmas parties this season. (12:10); The winter forecast (17:30); 3-D printed guns. (23:00); Disconnecting from work. (31:05)

Pre-pandemic things you'll never do again and supply shortage stories. (0:05); Jim Toth and the new Jim Toth Show (14:15); Bombers with a big win. Doug Brown re-caps what went down. (20:15); Shortages making it difficult to make wine for one business (27:20); Our weekly visit with Global Anchor Lisa Dutton (35:35)

Jason Kindrachuck debunks myths on the Flu. (0:05); Kyle Irving from Eagle Vision, ways in on the tragedy that took place on the movie set "Rust" involving Alec Baldwin and the stringent gun protocols that happen on movie sets. (11:25); Jonathan Alward, Manitoba Provincial Affairs Director, CFIB tells us the supports for businesses in Manitoba. (20:30); Bob Irving tees up Saturday's Bomber game against the Lions (27:55); Our weekly visit with Dr. Syras Derksen. (37:05)

Jets home opener is tonight. Hal speaks with Jets super fan, Jeff Paulson. (0:05); Local Business donates 50 pounds of coffee to Main Street Project. (7:05); What to expect at Canada Life Centre for the Jets home opener with Kevin Donelly. (13:10); Hospital, care home and other visitation rules with Arthur Schafer from the U of M. (22:50); Our weekly visit with Carolyn Klassen from Conexus Counselling. (33:45) 

Talking to Obby Khan on buying local and his website goodlocal.ca. (0:05); Shaun Jeffrey from Manitoba Restaurant & Foodservices Association gives us his thoughts on the Health Minister not wearing a mask and what precautions should restaurants take when it comes to food allergies. (16:30); Hal talks with Author Bruce winder about retail during Covid and what to expect this upcoming holiday season. (24:25)

Do politicians say sorry too much? (0:05); President of the University of Manitoba Students Union, Brendan Scott gives his views on the strike and what it means to students. (13:10); Daylight Savings or Standard time? Diana McMillan, Sleep Consultant & Associate Professor at the U of M gives us her take. (23:45); Weather update with Bruce Johnson. (34:15)

Health care workers on unpaid leave. (0:05); Dave Howard, Founder of Homes for Heroes hopes to help homeless vets in Winnipeg. (6:10); It's Waste Reduction Week. Dennis Neufeld from Electronic Products Recycling Association tells us what to do with our old electronics. (16:45); Our weekly visit with Global News anchor Lisa Dutton (21:10)

Global Reporter Brittany Greenslade gives us the latest on the Salem Home letter that was sent out to families as well as the Boundary Trail announcement (0:05); Farmers are loving the rain. We hear from President of Keystone Agricultural Producers, Bill Campbell (5:15); President of the Winnipeg Police Association, Moe Sabourin gives us the latest on police vaccinations (11:50); Bruce Johnson tells us what to expect from the weather (19:30); Bob Irving tee's up tonight Bomber Game (22:05); Why do dogs lick people? Dr. Syras Derksen tells us why (29:00)

Vaccine Uptake with Skylar Peters (0"05); Update on restaurants and the new support program (5:35); Winnipeg Humane Society shares a story about animals in distress (11:25); A story about a cat who came back (19:20); Premiers' popularity from across the country (25:05); Vaccinations among Winnipeg Transit drivers (31:35); Our weekly visit with Carolyn Klassen (36:15)

U.S. border reopening soon (0:05); Colorado low brings rain & maybe snow. William Shatner made a journey to space (7:35); Jets regular season starts today. Jim Toth gives us his thought on the team (13:45); Travel insurance questions as us border reopens (20:55); We get a Covid update from Jason Kindrachuck (28:20); Government business supports ending soon (35:00); The Sports Doctor (43:20)