The Morning Edition
with Sheila Coles

A documentary called "Miss Representation" looks at the way women south of the border are stereotyped by the media. A University of Regina instructor wants to share the film and a social media campaign with folks up here.

Professional athletes come up against many stereotypes, especially in hockey.
We catch up with enforcer-turned-lawyer Stu Grimson as he heads to Regina to talk about breaking stereotypes. 

Don and Ron sent us some fancy head wear to give away this week. All you need to do is tell us about your memories of playing hockey outside on an ice rink. Maybe it was the time you played until dark. Or when you finally scored on your big sister. Send your stories here and we'll put your name in a draw to win.

Check out the events this weekend too.

The new crew met this week in Regina.

Dan Kerslake checks in with Darrell Davis about the prospects of the guys on the left.

Jamie Maraucher dropped by to tell us how you could win hotel stays and spa treatments galore in exchange for your story about your worst date ever. Contest ends soon so get your story in!

A nutritional shake that promises to help you lose weight is under scrutiny. The Morning Edition's Leisha Grebinski has been taking a closer look at the company's products.  

The CBC has obtained the tapes from the police interrogation of Dustin Paxton. He was foudn guilty of the assault and sexual assault of his former roommate and business partner. The CBC's Bryan Labby gives the details.