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Tiny Home Time? 14.10.2026 45:37
Is the Minneapolis Avivo Tiny Home Village something we should explore? Hal's hotline! Plus, Al Wiebe, advocate for the homeless.
In Transit 13.10.2026 35:13
Talking Transit; Plus, Winnie The Pooh turns 100 this year, Hal speaks to the great-granddaughter of the solider who bought the real bear!
How Much For Turkey?! 06.10.2026 27:01
A retail analyst's guide to shopping in an affordability crisis; the new cost of Thanksgiving dinner; KOSHÉ Co-founder; Commonwealth Kitchen & Bar new local business website.
There Are Cameras Everywhere! 24.09.2026 47:00
PM Carney admits he examined the possibly of military action from the U.S.; Thieves steal $70k of Pokemon from Mulvey Market; Sixty-thousand Manitobans now rely on food banks every month; There are cameras everywhere!!
Latest on the Civic Election 23.09.2026 33:08
The latest on the civic election; Manitoba still doesn't cover the shingles vaccine; Cole Leinburd, VP, Crown Cap.
It's Friday! 18.09.2026 20:48
David Akin; Dr. Syras
Cannabis Education In Schools? 16.09.2026 38:41
GoFundMe for a man faces charges after confronting alleged thieves on rural MB property; Ottawa's unusual research grants; Cannabis education in schools? Plus, Dawson Penner, donating part of his liver to his grandpa.
Open For Business? 15.09.2026 33:54
John McCallum on Carney's investment summit, including investing in airports. Plus, Winnipeg's "Open For Business" grade is an F!
New A.I. Warnings 14.09.2026 34:55
Is it time for designated & managed homeless encampment sites? New A.I. warnings and more with Bryan Borzykowski; Plus, Global's Lisa Dutton.
Twenty-Five Years Since 9/11 11.09.2026 38:29
Twenty-five years since 9/11; Fireball in the sky last night; Bob Irving previews the Banjo Bowl; Plus, the 3rd annual Fentanyl awareness day walk is Sunday at The Forks.
Almost The Weekender 10.09.2026 26:11
River Heights power outage/tornado touchdown; Psych Pal, new locally created mental health app; The Weekender: Downtown's biggest street festival; Plus, Winnipeg mayoral candidate Tracey Drexler.
Back To School 09.09.2026 41:33
Back to school; Carlo's Cucina wins Le Burger Week! Plus, Electric 2000!
Wet Hot Canadian Summer 08.09.2026 36:35
Winnipeg Housing Announcement; Reports from the Labour Day Classic; Plus, it's been a very wet summer.
Friends of Winnipeg Beach 03.09.2026 19:23
Organizing to fight crime, with Friends of Winnipeg Beach. Plus, Carolyn Klassen!
Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month 02.09.2026 20:08
New research says one-third of workforce worried about A.I. and automation affecting their professional career; September is ovarian cancer awareness month; Plus, 80% of Canadian shoppers use digital tools.
Tom; Goes To The Mayor 01.09.2026 33:13
Kevin Klein is running for Mayor of Winnipeg; Le Burger Week is underway; Plus, the legendary Tom Jackson!
No More WPS Retail Security 27.08.2026 38:53
City & Province merging economic development; WPS ending retail security shifts for its officers; Meta settles U.S. lawsuit for $17 Billion; Carolyn Klassen from Conexus Counselling.
Remembering Dolly Parton 26.08.2026 31:59
How do we get a Canada/U.S. deal done? Birds make great pets, especially for seniors. Plus, remembering Dolly Parton, with Musicologist Eric Alper.
Grief Awareness Day 25.08.2026 50:21
Some Canadian businesses are having to pivot with the Canada/U.S. trade war; Sunday is grief awareness day. Plus, Grapes Restaurant to return?
Trade Talks 24.08.2026 42:53
The latest from the Canada/U.S. trade war. Plus, Global's Lisa Dutton.
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