The Morning Edition
with Sheila Coles

A little over a month after surgery for breast cancer, Moose Jaw City councillor Dawn Lughning is lacing up for this weekend's Run for the Cure.

 

The losses continue to pile up for the riders. As the team tries to snap out of a 4 game losing streak, our CFL Panel looks at what coaches and players should be doing to get the team back on track.

It's like on-line dating, only the match is between an established Canadian family and a family of newcomers. Host Sheila Coles spoke with organizers Robyn Chatwin-Davies and Anika Henderson.
 


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A look at the latest research on using pot to cure a variety of illnesses and ailments.

Saskatoon's Monique Martin is on her way to Paris to make art out of recycled items at Disneyland Paris. Follow her on her blog, and hear her interview with Sheila Coles.  

The provincial government released a report detailing disturbing conditions are some long-term seniors carehomes. Sheila talks to a woman who says part of the solution may be in supporting smaller, privately run care homes. 

Interest in playing hockey is cooling down across the country, but that doesn't seem to be the case in Saskatchewan. Kelly McClintock of the Saskatchewan Hockey Association explains why.

Doug and Karen Cannings are fighting the town of Waldheim to keep their 6 pets.

A new government medical marijuana program is expected to provide 450-thousand Canadians with quality bud, and a SK company is leading the way. Sheila Coles spoke with Brent Zettl, the president and CEO of Prairie Plant Systems in Saskatoon.