
Mackling & Megarry - Wednesday, July 26th, 2017
1 hour 41 minutes Posted Jul 26, 2017 at 10:09 pm.
Greg gets to play tour guide tomorrow! Scott and his son Gregory Mortland are here from San Diego, in town to see their new adopted football team -- the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. The football club is hosting Montreal Thursday night, and Thursday afternoon, Greg will ferry Scott and Gregory around Winnipeg on a 3-hour tour. WHERE SHOULD HE TAKE THEM???
GHOST SIGNS in Exchange District will be brought to life this Saturday night, as part of the event "Painted in Light". We're joined by Matt Cohen, Winnipeg urban archaeologist.
US President Donald Trump bans transgender people from serving in the American military. We're joined by Patricia McNorgan, a Winnipeg transgender woman who served in the Canadian military and reserves.
Greg went to hang out with the Parker Wetlands protesters today, and even though he supports development in Winnipeg, it was sad to see how many trees had been pulverized by clear-cutting equipment, ESPECIALLY after the developer TOLD HIM PERSONALLY that there would be no demolition until there was a plan in place with the city.
Cineplex has signed an exclusive partnership to bring TOPGOLF to Canada! We're joined first by Sarah Van Lange, Communications Director for Cineplex, then Erik Anderson, co-chairman and CEO of Topgolf Entertainment Group
Some exciting new developments for the 680 CJOB Winnipeg BBQ & Blues Festival! We're joined by the festival's Artistic Director, Rick Fenton
Richard Cloutier tees up THE NEWS
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