The Afternoon Edition
with Craig Lederhouse

Craig speaks with Angela Tillier, coach of the Luther Lions girls basketball team, about girls are playing at the traditionally boys LIT tournament.

Craig speaks with Karla Pratt from the Moose Jaw Humane Society to get an update on Fat Boy.  He is the famous and perhaps infamous cat who gained international attention for his hefty waistline.

Craig sits down with CBC's Adam Hunter to discuss Wes Cates and his departure from Riderville.

Samantha Nutt is one of Canada's most widely respected humanitarians.  She is the founder of War Child Canada, which offers support to children in war torn parts of the globe. She joins Craig Lederhouse in studio to discuss her new book.

The Afternoon Edition looks at some of the quirky facts coming out of the 2011 Census.

Craig speaks with the mayors of Martensville and White City about the population growth in their respective cities.

La Ronge Mayor, Thomas Sierzycki thinks Statistics Canada got it wrong. The numbers for La Ronge in 2011 Census say the numbers for the town are down.   And La Ronge's Mayor says the town is experiencing a boom.  

 

Craig gets the latest on the boiled water order in Prince Albert from Dr. James Irvine, and hears from the manager of a daycare about her job is being impacted.

Craig speaks with Larry Hubich, President of the Saskatchewan Federation of Labour, about a judge's ruling that the government's Essential Services Act is unconstitutional.

Craig speaks with Marty Howe, son of hockey legend Gordie Howe, about his father's health.