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The University of Calgary paid $20,000 after their computer systems were held hostage by a new type of online threat known as ransomware.

Richard talks to forensic psychologist Dr. Lawrence Ellerby about rehabilitating violent and sexual offenders.

Jill Oaks, executive director of the Manitoba Air Show joins Richard to explain why thousands of people were forced to wait for hours before the air show.

Richard talks to the Manitoba Securities Commission about a scam involving binary options firms that's catching some Manitobans off guard.

Harvey Chochinov, director of the Manitoba Palliative Care Research Unit at CancerCare Manitoba joins Richard to discuss what happens if Bill C-14 becomes law.

Richard hosts a panel discussion regarding Brian Pallister's first provincial budget and asks if the PC government is off to a good start.

Richard talks to Cherylyn Sheehan, a Fort McMurray evacuee who is patiently waiting to return home.

Dave Thorne of Winnipeg Police joins Richard to discuss some of the issues on the table at the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police conference taking place in Winnipeg.

Guest host Greg Mackling talks to MKO Grand Chief Sheila North Wilson about her proposal for economic development in remote First Nations communitites.

Guest host Greg Mackling discusses how the gender of your child's teachers and caregivers in their early years could have a detrimental effect on their development.

City Councillor Jeff Browaty joins guest host Kelly Moore to discuss new measures implemented by the city to combat illegal dumping.

A new report indicates some Winnipeg hospitals are way over capacity. Guest host Kelly Moore asks the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority why that's the case.

City Councillor Janice Lukes joins guest host Kelly Moore to discuss why maintenance of boulevards and parks is lacking in new neighbourhoods like Waverley West.

Guest host Kelly Moore spoke with a photo radar specialist regarding a signficant court ruling that threw out an 18 month old traffic ticket.

Richard talks to Nick Paulet of the Winnipeg Police traffic unit about what it's like talking to a family after a loved one is killed due to distracted driving.

Dr. Jeffrey Waldman, one of Vince Li's psychiatrists joins Richard to discuss his contribution to a new book about crime and disorders of the mind.

A new study shows a dramatic improvement in seniors after being taken off antipsychotics.

A new report on climate change says Winnipeg summers could be as hot as Texas by 2080 if we don't curb our carbon emissions.

Mike Moore of Manitoba Home Builders joins Richard for a discussion on the mayor's proposal to introduce a growth fee for new neighbourhoods in Winnipeg.

Deputy police chief Dave Thorne announces his retirement after 35 years of service.

City Councillor Marty Morantz who chairs the finance committee at City Hall explains the property tax bill that's being mailed out to Winnipeggers.

Rana Bokhari joins Richard to discuss her plans for the future as she steps down as leader of the Manitoba Liberal Party.

Gwen King requires palliative care but when the homecare worker arrives, she's asked to keep her pets locked up. Richard Cloutier has the full story.

Richard Cloutier sits down with George Cope, CEO of Bell regarding the $3.9 billion deal with MTS.

Richard Cloutier and former PC strategist Barb Biggar discuss Brian Pallister's cabinet that was sworn in today.