Saskatoon Afternoon

It's Saskatoon Afternoon with David Kirton!  It is also the first day of Spring!  David starts today's show today talking about the new rules for cable companies.

David wraps up the show with more texts about the billboards that the City of Saskatoon spent $10,000 on.

Fifty employees with developmental disabilities will soon lose their jobs when the federal government shuts down a wastepaper disposal plant that's been operational for more than three decades.

David explores the provincial budget, the weight on oil revenue, the price of potash and how families feel with the cap on the Active Families credit.

Saskatoon's spending of thousands of dollars on advertising.  David reads some of your texts!

Watoto Children’s Choir travels internationally as advocates for children in Africa, orphaned as a result of HIV/AIDS, war, poverty and disease.  David talks about the choir’s upcoming performance in Saskatoon.

Ottawa Senator’s General Manager Bryan Murray revealed his colon cancer diagnosis in November and is getting the word out about early detection.

The government announced changes to the Graduate Retention Program as part of the provincial budget. Students will now receive a non-refundable tax credit instead of a refund. David explores the impact of the change.

It's Saskatoon Afternoon with David Kirton!  David starts the show talking about Saskatoon's administration paying money advertising snow removal...