Sterns returns to Riders' roster for Saturday's showdown against Elks
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The Riders made some roster moves ahead of the game against the Edmonton Elks.
8:30 – Liberal MP Anthony Housefather says Canada needs a new weapon to police disinformation on social media. Writing in the National Post, Housefather proposed an independent institution that would report to Parliament after gathering and analyzing information from social media. While some say this move would come as a blow to freedom of speech in Canada, Housefather says we simply can’t allow social media companies to regulate themselves. Housefather joins Gormley to tell us more about his proposal.
LIVE: Anthony Housefather, Liberal MP for Mount Royal.
9:00 – Bugsday: The Hour of RAGE!
10:00 – In Israel, the country with the highest rate of COVID-19 vaccination in the world, the Ministry of Health is preparing to ease lockdown restrictions for those who have received their inoculations. More than half of eligible Israelis have received at least one dose of the vaccine, meaning things are starting to look a bit different. Tamar Yonah, managing director and host of ‘The Tamar Yonah Show’ on Israel News Talk Radio joins Gormley to tell us how her country’s speedy vaccination plan is affecting daily life.
LIVE: Tamar Yonah, Managing Director and host of ‘The Tamar Yonah Show’, on Israel News Talk Radio.
11:00 – Has COVID-19 changed your dating life? With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, we wanted to connect with psychiatrist Dr. Marcia Sirota, to explain how social isolation may have actually led to better outcomes for dating. Sirota says the pandemic has forced those dating to take the time to get to know each other and be open and honest, putting emotional intimacy and deeper connections ahead of physical intimacy and sex. Sirota joins Gormley to tell us why she thinks COVID-19 could be the best thing to happen to dating since birth control.
LIVE: Dr. Marcia Sirota, Psychiatrist, Author, Speaker, Coach.
12:00 – OneSmallStepSk.ca is a new website that connects people in Saskatchewan with the real-time needs of local charities and organizations, so people who want to give can help with an immediate and sometimes urgent need rather than just cutting a cheque. Gregg Bamford said he was inspired to do more for local charities after participating in an eye-opening homeless challenge, and Bamford joins Gormley to tell us more about the project.
LIVE: Gregg Bamford, co-creator of One Small Step.