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The News on CJOB
Richard grew up in Winnipeg, moved away and then came back home with a renewed appreciation for the quality of Manitoba life. Please join us weekday afternoons as we discuss the issues important to you. Your voice is an essential element to the show. Join the conversation by phone at 204-780-6868 or toll free at 1-844-686-6868.
Episodes
The News on CJOBDecision Manitoba 2019 - The Call
Premier Brian Pallister announced in June that he was moving up the election from its scheduled date of October 2020 to Sept. 10 of this year.
The News on CJOBHaving Fun With a Sinkhole
What do you do when a sinkhole opens up on a nearby street? Go fishing!
The News on CJOBProminent Winnipeg Lawyer Slams PM Regarding Supreme Court Pick
Sources say the conflict between Jody Wilson-Raybould and Prime Minister Trudeau may have originated from a disagreement surrounding a pick for the Supreme…
The News on CJOBFamily of Century Old Letter Identified
A letter written in 1917 by a soldier from Selkirk, Manitoba who fought in the battle of Vimy Ridge, will finally be delivered to the family.
The News on CJOBPolice Responding to Numerous Bomb Threats
Constable Rob Carver joins Richard and Julie to discuss multiple unsubstantiated bomb threats sent to businesses across Winnipeg and North America.
The News on CJOBPop Culture Panel
a special Pop Culture Panel with Julie, musician Melissa Plett, and writer/director Maija Preddy
The News on CJOBCatherine Maksymiuk of the Winnipeg Art Gallery
The Winnipeg Art Gallery's Catherine Maksymiuk joins Richard and Julie to discuss what happens next to the derelict billboard at Portage and Sherbrook.
The News on CJOBJohn Barnitt, Florida school shooting survivor.
John Barnitt, one of the Florida school shooting survivors speaks with Julie and Richard about #NEVERAGAIN.
The News on CJOBGord Downie Album to Support Truth and Reconciliation Centre
Richard talks to Ry Moran of the National Truth and Reconciliation Centre about Gord Downie of the Tragically Hip releasing a solo album in support of that…
The News on CJOBCelebrating Back to School
Richard talks to Norm Gould of the Manitoba Teachers' Society as tens of thousands of students head back to school.
The News on CJOBDealing With Severe Allergies at School
As classes begin, Richard talks to a Winnipeg mom about what she needs to do to prepare her son for school since he suffers from serious allergies.
The News on CJOBCity Releases Report on Growth Fees
The City of Winnipeg released its report on growth fees. Richard talks to several guests about the pros and cons of growth fees and how it could impact your…
The News on CJOBCanada Post and Union Reach Tentative Deal
Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers reach a tentative deal to avoid a strike. Richard discusses what this means for the labour movement in…
The News on CJOBJustin Trudeau Pays a Visit to China
What does Justin Trudeau hope to accomplish by visiting China? Richard talks to a former ambassador to get some insight into the prime minister's trip.
The News on CJOBDevelopers Outraged by Proposed Growth Fee
Richard talks to a panel of developers and realtors about the proposed growth fee for new homes while one city councillor breaks his silence and adds his voice…
The News on CJOBAnother Airline Eyeing Winnipeg
Richard talks to Jim Scott, CEO of Canada Jetlines who says his company wants to expand its discount flight service to Winnipeg.
The News on CJOBFederal Government Reviewing Cyber Security
Are we doing enough to protect Canada from cyber security threats? Richard explores this topic with Dave Lewis, founder of the Liquidmatrix Security Digest.
The News on CJOBPerception of Crime Versus Reality
Richard talks to criminologist Rick Linden and communications specialist Barb Biggar about what needs to be done to change the perception of crime in Winnipeg.
The News on CJOBOmniTrax Remains Silent Over Churchill Layoffs
Guest host Greg Mackling tries to find out why OmniTrax remains silent regarding the dozens of layoffs at the Port of Churchill and why they received corporate…
The News on CJOBHow Long Could Winnipeg's Water Supply Last?
In light of the oil spill threatening drinking water in central Saskatchewan, guest host Greg Mackling investigates how long Winnipeg's water supply would last…
The News on CJOBWhat's It Like Being Struck By Lightning?
Richard talks to Terry Belanger whose Saint Adolphe house was struck by lightning during Wednesday's vicious storm.
The News on CJOBCrime Rates Increase Across Canada
Richard hosts a panel discussion on Winnipeg being the violent crime capital of Canada as crime rates across the country surge for the first time in 12 years.
The News on CJOBHuge Savings Found for Rapid Transit
Richard talks to City of Winnipeg managers involved with phase two of the Southwest Transitway on design changes and huge savings for the bus rapid transit…
The News on CJOBThe Future of Winnipeg's Past is Unclear
In a 680 CJOB exclusive, reporter Kim Lawson discusses the future of Winnipeg's archives, which were housed in a building on William Avenue until a rainstorm…
The News on CJOBAre We Doing Enough to Combat HPV?
Richard talks to Dr. Donna Turner of CancerCare Manitoba about a new report that highlights issues with vaccinating against HPV in our province.
The News on CJOBThe Need to Train Truckers
Terry Shaw of the Manitoba Trucking Association joins Richard to discuss why he's lobbying the provincial government to make training mandatory for commercial…