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8:30 – Vaccine appointments are filling up fast in Saskatchewan, and the SHA is working to prepare pharmacies to deliver vaccines. Meanwhile, visitation restrictions at care homes are set to relax next week as long as certain vaccination targets are met. Scott Livingstone heads the Saskatchewan Health Authority, and he joins Gormley with an update on their fight against COVID-19.
LIVE: Scott Livingstone, Saskatchewan Health Authority CEO
9:00 – The Hour of the Big Stories… Open Session
11:00 – It’s time for Cooking with Belton – powered by the Saskatchewan Cattlemen’s Association! Grillmaster Belton Johnson joins Gormley with his recipe for steak kabobs with chimichurri sauce!
LIVE: Belton Johnson
12:00 – The PAWsitive support program at the University of Saskatchewan has been working to find innovative ways to continue research and programming, despite the COVID-19 pandemic. Their research shows that service dogs make a huge difference for veterans who are diagnosed with PTSD or in recovery from substance abuse, as disconnection can often be a symptom of those disorders that’s worsened by COVID-19. This week marks one year since the program went online, and John is joined by Master Corporal Michael Richards to tell us about how working with his service dog Felix has helped change and improve his life following his retirement from the armed forces and PTSD diagnosis.
LIVE: Master Corporal Michael Richards (Retired)