Podcast appearances and mentions of richard cloutier

Wildfires / Jets (1:40); Two dead in Manitoba wildfire as crews continue to battle major blaze (8:25); More on the wildfire in Lac du Bonnet (10:55); Technology that still marvels you (19:30); Pharmacists are graduating in Manitoba... and leaving. Why? - Richard Cloutier (25:45); Lac du Bonnet wildfire evacuee (32:45); Nopiming wildfire - Learning about what makes the area special from someone who loves it (44:50); Winning entries on technology that still marvels you (56:05).

ELECTION! (1:40); Did the pollsters get it right? The challenge of polling (10:20); Adventures in lineups! Inspired by Brett's short but kind of annoying trip to the polling station on Monday (18:50); Breaking down the election results with a political scientist (25:40); Election reaction from Manitoba Chambers of Commerce (33:35); Election recap with 680 CJOB's Richard Cloutier (39:10); Winning entries on lineup adventures (52:05); Jennifer Hanson Ukraine Fundraiser this weekend / Divas of Rock next weekend (56:30).

Today we talk to LAURA MATLESHEWSKI, HR PROFESSIONAL AND FOUNDER OF EMERALD TEN, RICHARD CLOUTIER , DR. JEFF LEITER and THE INCREDIBLE BORIS

Today we talk to RICHARD CLOUTIER, JACOB ROBBINS-KANTOR, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, POLITICAL STUDIES, BISHOPS UNIVERSITY,TARA SMITH, GM OF MR FURNACE.  

Richard Cloutier, CJOB radio in Winnipeg, joins Afternoons Live with Tyler Axness to discuss the mood in Canada with the new tariffs going into effect.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Richard Cloutier is a radio host on CJOB in Winnipeg and he joins Afternoons Live with Tyler Axness to discuss what he is hearing from fellow Canadians in the early days of President Trump's second term.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Corus radio network hosts join us today to discuss what's moving the needle in their markets and to say goodbye to a colleague. Guest: Richard Cloutier. Co-host of The News on 680 CJOB and senior reporter with Global News Manitoba. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Someone tried to get into Brett's apartment on Saturday night (0:40); Winnipeg doctor who helps RCMP, military personnel overcome trauma faces conduct hearing (7:15); Things we do in defiance of winter! Whether it's a No Trousers Tube Day, or standing in line for the bar in -30 with no jacket (11:40); Follow-up on the RCMP & military & PTSD psychologist - CJOB's Richard Cloutier (19:30); Sports! - Jim Toth (30:45); Winning story on defying winter (42:35); Canada's First Lady of Country Music - The Final Tour! Carroll Baker is coming to Winnipeg on March 30th & Brandon on March 31st (46:45). 

Today we have Mopey Monday: Vikings fans commiserate with Sam Brownell and Richard Cloutier and the Week 18 NFL recap

Richard Cloutier looks ahead to the newsmakers of 2025!

680 CJOB's Richard Cloutier speaks with Premier Wab Kinew about a plan to move in and help those in tent cities... move out. As well as a Researcher who has looked and talked with those who make camps home in Winnipeg and across Canada.

Today on The News with Richard Cloutier, the Moms of the Winnipeg Jets join the show (Elaine Lowry, Bev Jarvis, Mary Lou Scheifele). We also have a Panel of Kelly Berehulka, Kevin Donnelly, Lynne Skromeda and Kenny Boyce on to discuss what happened in 2024 and what will happen in 2025 in the world of Concerts, Shows and Comedy within the city!

SOOOOOOO... anything interesting happening in Ottawa these days? (1:40); Winnipeg's Genevieve on competing in Survivor 47 on Global - interview with Richard Cloutier (7:30); Inspired by Genevieve on Survivor... what's a non-sports competition you'd like to test your mettle on? (15:45); Breakfast with the Bombers - Sergio Castillo (22:55); More fires in vacant buildings... by-law changes/challenges/fallout - Darell Warren, William Whyte Residents Association (33:35); Brett's elevator mishap (45:00); Canada's housing crisis is The Canadian Press 2024 News Story of the Year (48:30); Winning story on non-sports competitions (55:00); With our Happy Holidarts contest with AVO Game Room... How popular are house games again... pool, shuffle board, darts and other games...(59:15).

Richard Cloutier examines the proposed budget and speaks with Mayor Scott Gillingham on the big questions that remain unresolved in this years proposed City of Winnipeg Budget.  

Richard Cloutier on budet day, and Dr. Jess O' Reilly, on 2024 dating trends.

Greg Mackling and Kathy Kennedy (in for Brett Megarry today) talk a CJOB exclusive with Richard Cloutier, how non-profits are affected by the postal strike, a chat with Brett Fitz and an update from Fill the Freightliner!!

Healthcare promises with Richard Cloutier (0:30); Derek Taylor, Bombers end of season availability (6:50).

Weather warnings / have you put your winter tires on? / WHAT IS UP WITH THE INCONSISTENT PRICE OF GAS (1:40); Winter storm warnings, watches, and special weather statements abound for much of Manitoba (9:00); Waiting 10 minutes for a coffee??? What are some annoying things you had to spend a lot of time WAITING (16:45); Throne speech preview - CJOB's Richard Cloutier (23:40); Breakfast With The Bombers... MACKLING! Getting ready to come home from Vancouver - recap of some of his weekend get clip of Linda comes from Europe every year (31:05); Police at U of M...Man with knife spotted (41:30); Winning story on WAITING (44:35); One Great Lottery launches today! On same day as Variety's Winter Wonderland (49:45).

Guest: Richard Cloutier, co-host of the News on 680 CJOB Guest: Alex Pierson, host of The Alex Pierson Show

*As previewed on today's Start podcast* It's been just over 25 years since Gary Doer and the NDP were elected with a majority in Manitoba Politics. Former members of his caucus and those who worked for him and the NDP faithful have gathered this week to celebrate the September 21, 1999 victory. Doer was a frequent guest on 680 CJOB, appearing Wednesday mornings.   680 CJOB's Richard Cloutier chat's with the former Premier and former Canadian Ambassador to the United States about the US election, his government and former Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura.

It's been just over 25 years since Gary Doer and the NDP were elected with a majority in Manitoba Politics. Former members of his caucus and those who worked for him and the NDP faithful have gathered this week to celebrate the September 21, 1999 victory. Doer was a frequent guest on 680 CJOB, appearing Wednesday mornings.   680 CJOB's Richard Cloutier chat's with the former Premier and former Canadian Ambassador to the United States about the US election, his government and former Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura.

Forecast looks great! How does it look for Halloween? Winnipeg Halloween Map / Bombers / Jets (1:40); MB man doing Tour de France charity ride -- What's something you've tried after seeing 'the pros' do it? (9:25); Richard Cloutier set to moderate a forum this morning with the mayor on how to grow our city's economy (16:45); Breakfast with the Bombers - Ed Tait (23:30); Something you've tried cuz you saw the pros do it (33:05); Greg down at Portage & Main where a stalled semi has combined with lane closures for construction for MEGA TRAFFIC JAM (36:55); Winning story on stuff we've tried cuz we thought we could do it like the pros (42:40); Oak Hammock Marsh - What's happening with the Interpretive Centre being closed? / Clay Young with some breaking news on Ellice and follow-up chat (46:25).

Busy sports weekend / Orange Shirt Day coming up / Missing child found dead / RCR on challenges for next police chief (1:40); Crossing paths with a familiar face, be they a famous person or just someone you once knew (like Brett seeing Adam Lowry at the golf course) (8:30); The latest on the Middle East - Scott Clancy, RCAF Retired Major General (16:10); Richard Cloutier on the challenges Winnipeg's next police chief will face (24:35); SPORTS! - Bob Irving (36:05); Crossing paths with a familiar face - Crazy story about bumping into U2! (47:45); Winning story on crossing paths with a familiar face (55:40); New laws to prevent younger people from using certain social media (59:00).

An unexpected Episode 14 tells the story of what really happened in Niverville on August 8th, when the public demanded to be heard by a shocked Winnipeg Metropolitan Region board. Interviews and audio help deliver the details about the scene. 6.10 Part 2 - Marty Gold reviews the obvious red flags and how WMR staff completely failed to prepare for the groundswell of public concern. No one should have been surprised the second hearing attracted a bigger crowd than the first one. 9.30 Don Woodstock describes the RCMP on the scene- "the organizers of this event recognized very early when the room was 3/4 full, that there was more people outside than in the room." Hearing chants of "let them in" from those granted entry and "shut it down!" from those excluded, "I recognized this won't go away quietly" and the RCMP could not get them to leave. 13.00 - "They cannot have the meeting inside and have more people outside who want to have a voice." Woodstock criticizes how "all the able bodied men" on the WMR board including Mayor Scott Gillingham took no action and "they let this little lady (a staff member) face that crowd and she was petrified." Helping her address the angered crowd in the lobby he says the WMR "wanted to ram this hearing through until I insisted those people outside are not moving until we move." 17.00 - Hear audio of the announcement by WMR chair Michael Moore of the postponement of the hearing, which dispels fake news it was caused by "incidents". 23.00- While the audience was told the session would be reconvened in a larger venue and 40 days notice would be given, "nobody's making a move" to tell the 300 waiting in the lobby. "Gillingham and all of the mayors and so-called men, if they were leaders, they would have got up and talked to them... if they didn't make a decision inside soon, that would have boiled over. " 27.30 - It was left up to Don Woodstock and Marty Gold to calm the people down. At ActionLine.ca, we show Steinbach Online video of Marty addressing them. 30.00 - "Why did none of them (think) it best to come out and address the crowd?" Woodstock portrays the Mayor as being afraid to deal with concerned Winnipeggers, which numbered approx. 75% of those excluded- "He was the first person at the table to run away." 35.40 - Marty's theory is that the process is set up to make sure Winnipeg council is bound by Gillingham's decisions. Read his call in the Winnipeg Sun last week for Gillingham to hold a referendum at this link. E-transfers, News tip, comments, email: martygoldlive@gmail.com 42.15 Part 3-- A CJOB newscast falsely claimed there were 'incidents' forcing the postponement and then host Richard Cloutier piled on. He said texts from his stooges alleged 'there has been some disruption at this hearing by a group that wants to get all sorts of publicity, not going to give them the publicity they're looking for". Hear why that was all Fake News. 48.00 Failing to sneak the hearing past the public, a compliant media was recruited to parrot the narrative of Metro planners. Is this a harmless plan to boost job creation? They will baselessly try to smear opponents of the bylaw as rednecks, hayseeds and an extremist fringe and the planners as their all-knowing superiors. 52.00- A brief review of the fears in outlying communities- including those not yet part of the WMR club- about how the plan would infringe on their rights. Would CJOB tell their story? 54.00 Hear Patrick Allard's take away - "if they can't plan a meeting how can they plan our municipalities?" With lockdowns making Manitobans more aware of government over-reach, he explains many believe "private entities staffed by government officials should not control municipal bylaws and zoning and planning and development." He calls on the city to advertise the next public hearing so residents aren't kept in the dark. FOR LINKS TO POPULAR EPISODES & WINNIPEG SUN COLUMNS, AND TO DONATE TO THE SEASON 5 FUNDING DRIVE - ⁠⁠⁠CLICK HERE.⁠⁠⁠⁠

WAKE UP! (0:30); Having Coffee Talking...summer camp stories (8:05); What are you doing with your kids this summer...from day camps to sleepover camps, to babysitters.... Casie Nishi, Manager, Community Engagement & Special Projects YMCA/YWCA (14:25); Great Outdoors Comedy Festival   Mike Anderson, Great Outdoor Comedy Festival (20:30); City funding cuts Catherine Flynn, Chair Point Douglas Residents Committee (28:25); Cancercare...the push for more clinical trials...   Richard Cloutier (35:50); It's strawberry SZN! Danielle Boonstra/Boonstra Farms (47:55); Remembering Ray St. Germain. Jay Bodner Lead Singer Eagle and Hawk/Indian City (55:55).

Bombers / Lego / Flatlanders / Lord of the Rings (1:40); Since we're talking Lego at 8:05, let's talk about the timeless toys of our lives! (8:10): BOMBERS STINK UP THE JOINT (15:55); THE COUCH POTATOES! Bad Boys 4, The Watchers, and... Lord of the Rings??? (22:40); LEGO! Manitoba Lego Users Group presents River City Brickfest at Grant Park Mall on June 15th, including a Lego WINNIPEG ARENA (34:05); Flatlanders Beer Festival is this weekend at Canada Life Centre! In support of True North Youth Foundation (40:55); Winning stories on timeless toys (52:00); Richard Cloutier on Project Surge - Youth crime strategy coming today regarding the core group of teens committing hundreds of crimes (55:40).

Beautiful sunrise today as rain moves in / Greg had great day in golf tourney at Kingswood / Brett had his car towed to MPI on Plessis / Lightning Lotto mention (1:40); Adventures in outdoor cooking! (Greg won a big outdoor griddle, and new survey says 54% of those who BBQ are changing their menus due to cost) (9:00); Richard Cloutier on a new report out today on the cost of altering Route 90 from Taylor to Ness (16:25); Route 90 feedback / Paula Abdul coming to Winnipeg / Breakfast with the Bombers - Coach's Show highlights and Derek Taylor chats with running back Brady Oliveira (23:00); Follow-up story on Paula Abdul's visit to Winnipeg several decades ago (33:00); Ticketmaster hacked - information from 560 million customers stolen (37:25); Do you know what F.A.S.T stands for? How it can save lives in a STROKE...and are demographics of stroke victims changing? (44:00); Outdoor cooking adventures (55:00); Winning stories on outdoor cooking adventures (58:50).

GREG IS OFF THIS WEEK KK IS IN! JETS WIN A NAILBITER GUNSLINGER (1:40); Sounds of the Game! (8:30); British passengers drink plane dry in 25 minutes: Times we ran out of stuff way too soon (16:05); Richard Cloutier speaking with the ice maker for the Winnipeg Jets (23:50); Earth Day...how do you recycle your electronics? (31:25); SPORTS! Jim Toth! Jets win, Maple Leafs lose (43:10); JETS! The voice of the Winnipeg Jets 1.0: Curt Keilback! (54:15).

Jets - how do you feel Greg?? / Breakfast with the Bombers / Eclipse (1:40); Total solar eclipse mesmerizes millions in Canada - Guinness World Record in Niagara Falls for... ? (8:00); Camping misadventures! (Reservations are open now for Birds Hill, Winnipeg Beach and Grand Beach (14:35); Absenteeism/Bullying - What some schools are doing, like changing hours - Richard Cloutier (22:10); Breakfast with the Bombers - Andrew Harris to retire as a Blue Bomber, and opens up on what happened when he left the team (30:15); Camping stories (39:55); Camping & golfing - reservations continue to go well by the sounds of it, and a handful of courses opening this week! (43:55); Winning story on camping (51:25); Sherbrook development... who's against this?? - Brent Bellamy reacts in studio (55:15).

The guys chat NHL commissioner Garry Bettman's visit to Winnipeg, joined by CJOB reporter & host Richard Cloutier. Also, coach Rick Bowness has some stark can't-miss comments about Cole Perfetti's play leading into Tuesday night's game against the Blues.

Today's podcast: We discuss issues confronting Canada and Canadians with CPC Leader Pierre Poilievre. Guest: Pierre Poilievre. Leader, Conservative Party of Canada. The shooting deaths of Canadian police officers. In recent years RCMP officers particularly have been targeted and become victims. What does a former RCMP tactical team leader say about why police are increasingly being assaulted and murdered on the job in Canada? Guest: Tim Mills. RCMP ERT Tactical team leader April 18, 2020, when 22 people were murdered including RCMP Constable Heidi Stevenson. Tim Mills first at the scene. Tim Mills was also present with RCMP ERT team in Moncton, New Brunswick during mass shooting on June 4, 2014, when three RCMP officers were killed and two more seriously wounded during 24 year old Moncton resident Justin Bourque's shooting/killing assault. Beauties and the Beast. Our panel of distinguished and successful Canadian women address the housing crisis in Canada, massive non-mortgage consumer debt and the carbon tax with different approaches by Trudeau and Poilievre. Guests: Catherine Swift. President, Coalition of Concerned Manufacturers and Businesses of Canada. Past president-CEO, Canadian Federation of Independent Business. Formerly named Canada's most powerful woman. Linda Leatherdale. Vice president, Cambria Canada. Former MONEY editor Toronto Sun. Michelle Simson. Fmr. Liberal MP and seatmate in QP to Justin Trudeau. Manitoba's provincial election this coming Tuesday Guest: Richard Cloutier, CJOB, Winnipeg. --------------------------------------------- Host/Content Producer – Roy Green Technical/Podcast Producer – Tom Craig Podcast Co-Producer – Matt Taylor If you enjoyed the podcast, tell a friend! For more of the Roy Green Show, subscribe to the podcast! https://globalnews.ca/roygreen/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Manitoba's provincial election this coming Tuesday. Guest: Richard Cloutier, CJOB, Winnipeg Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

THE DEBATE! Getting ready for the provincial leaders debate at 10am moderated by Richard Cloutier (1:40); "Grocery Summit". Big 5 grocers, industry minister meeting today (7:25); Inspired by the leaders debate... what's a memorable debate you've had? (14:40); Debate stories (23:00); Pre-debate panel… what do you want to hear from the leaders today (26:05); More debates: Chunky soup... fork or spoon? Toilet paper... over or under?? (36:40); CONCERT ANNOUNCEMENT / More on the toilet paper debate / Feedback on nursing resources and promises (38:55); Winning story on debates (46:45); Your calls on the election (50:55). 

Jets captain, Adam Lowry, joins the program to talk about the honour of being handed the 'C' on a Canadian NHL club. Also, CJOB's Richard Cloutier hops on to discuss a 1-on-1 conversation he had with Jets Governor, Mark Chipman, and allegations surface about more reported issues with CBJ head coach, Mike Babcock.

Show intro (0:30); Star Tours (8:10); University One, how popular is it now? (15:10); Breakfast with the Bombers, All Star Tours with Ken Burns (22:50); Garbage pile on Flora, Clay Young (29:25); Why did they change the training for rural first responders? Richard Cloutier (37:10); Soft skills...what are they so in demand? How can you teach it? How do you measure it? (45:05).

06:45 Inspired by Flair's new routes... what's the most indirect route you've taken? MILK RUNS 07:07 Gabrielle Marchand at the Habitat Women Build  07:15 Milk runs 07:37 Richard Cloutier on changes coming to Manitoba Hydro 07:45?Milk runs 08:07 HUGE GAME tomorrow night Lions vs Blue Bombers - Wade Miller 08:37 JETS new ticket pack options launch and presale 08:45 Milk runs 09:06 Winnipeg Sea Bears open some sections in 300 level for Friday's playoff game!!! 09:36 The 134th ISLENDINGADAGURINN! Icelandic Festival of Manitoba in Gimli is THIS WEEKEND

Today's podcast: From Dauphin, Manitoba, on the horrific bus / semi truck crash. Guest: Rich Cloutier. Co-host of the News on 680 CJOB, 4-7pm weekdays and senior reporter with Global News. How does a person who was wrongfully convicted of murder respond to the ongoing national fury expressed over Paul Bernardo and the convicted serial killer's transfer from a maximum security prison in Ontario to a medium security institution in Quebec?  Guest: Ron Dalton. Convicted of murdering his wife. After 12 years in prison forensic evidence proved him innocent. Co-president, Innocence Canada Global News: Auto theft is now a 'crisis' in Canada. Here's what we can do about it. Guest: Eric Stober, online journalist, breaking news, Global News.  Lifetime friendship and their importance in our lives.   Guest: Ron Foxcroft, Chairman FOX 40 Industries, Inducted into the Canadian Basketball Hall of Fame, 30+ years NCAA Division 1 referee, Order of Canada. Most importantly my friend for 35 years. Many adventures shared and when I was in serious health distress recently my friend was there for me. Each day. How we met 35 years ago and how he talked his way into the ICU. --------------------------------------------- Host/Content Producer – Roy Green Technical/Podcast Producer – Tom Craig Podcast Co-Producer – Matt Taylor If you enjoyed the podcast, tell a friend! For more of the Roy Green Show, subscribe to the podcast! https://globalnews.ca/roygreen/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

From Dauphin, Manitoba, on the horrific bus / semi truck crash. Guest: Rich Cloutier. Co-host of the News on 680 CJOB, 4-7pm weekdays and senior reporter with Global News. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

15 dead in Highway 1 crash near Carberry - Lauren is at the scene (0:30); More on the crash, and crisis/emergency management - Richard Cloutier joins us (8:10); To whom do you turn in a time of crisis? (16:35); What are we hearing from families? - Dauphin Mayor David Bosiak (23:10); Carolyn Klassen on Highway 1 crash and how to sort through the difficult emotions (29:45); Clay Young at the crash site (39:50); Crash scene investigation...what police and analysts will be looking for (47:45); Grief counsellor Kyla Bernardo certified grief counselling specialist (58:10); Giving thanks to first responders (1:06:15); Story Shifters St Boniface Museum exhibit (1:08:50).

Today's podcast:  Bank of Canada raises the key interest rate to his highest level in 22 years (4.75%) What are the implications and possibilities?  Guest: Professor Eric Kam. Macroeconomics, Toronto Metropolitan University.  Child killers are released from prison in Canada. Harold Smeltzer abducted, sexually assaulted, murdered and disposed of five year old Kimberley Thompson of Calgary in a garbage bag. Smeltzer had assaulted more than 40 women and girls. Today, still assessed a moderate to high risk to reoffend, Smeltzer is living in a halfway house and has been granted overnights away from the halfway house by the National Parole Board.  Guest: Tina. Kimberley Thompson's sister. Shares with us the impact of her sister's murder and her killer's approved absences from prison.   The current Stanley Cup final may end in a few nights time in Las Vegas.  The last time a Canadian NHL team hoisted the Stanley Cup was 1993, when the Montreal Canadiens accomplished the feat. What will it take for another Canadian team to win the Cup? During this playoff run Canadians pinned their hopes on the Maple Leafs and Oilers. Guest: Kelly Hrudey. Fmr NHL goaltender, including with the Los Angeles Kings in the '92-'93 Stanley Cup finals against the Montreal Canadiens. Now longtime Hockey Night in Canada commentator/analyst. Also dealt with mental health issues as a player and later as a broadcaster.   Four federal by-elections scheduled for June 19. One in Ontario, one in Quebec and two in Manitoba. The by-election the country will be watching most closely is Portage-Lisgar in MB where former CPC interim leader Candice Bergen retired. Conservative Party candidate now Candice Bergen's former campaign manager Brandon Leslie. Running against the CPC is People's Party of Canada leader Maxime Bernier. Does Bernier have a hope of winning the riding? Meanwhile in Winnipeg South, where Liberal MP Jim Carr died last December, some 48 candidates are running with Jim Carr's son Ben Carr carrying the Liberal banner. Guest: Richard Cloutier. Corus radio 680 CJOB, Winnipeg and Global News Winnipeg. Richard joins us from Portage-Lisgar --------------------------------------------- Host/Content Producer – Roy Green Technical/Podcast Producer – Tom Craig & Tom McKay Podcast Co-Producer – Matt Taylor If you enjoyed the podcast, tell a friend! For more of the Roy Green Show, subscribe to the podcast! https://globalnews.ca/roygreen/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Four federal by-elections scheduled for June 19. One in Ontario, one in Quebec and two in Manitoba. The by-election the country will be watching most closely is Portage-Lisgar in MB where former CPC interim leader Candice Bergen retired. Conservative Party candidate now Candice Bergen's former campaign manager Brandon Leslie. Running against the CPC is People's Party of Canada leader Maxime Bernier. Does Bernier have a hope of winning the riding? Meanwhile in Winnipeg South, where Liberal MP Jim Carr died last December, some 48 candidates are running with Jim Carr's son Ben Carr carrying the Liberal banner. Guest: Richard Cloutier. Corus radio 680 CJOB, Winnipeg and Global News Winnipeg. Richard joins us from Portage-Lisgar riding. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Canadian Wildfires have been making US headlines as the smoke grounds flights in New York and sends the air quality into dangerous levels - but what does the Canadian side of the border think about these devastating and uncontrollable blazes? Richard Cloutier from CJOB in Winnipeg shares his thoughts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Global News (December 9), Winnipeg police chief not stepping down amid pressure to search for Indigenous homicide victims. We speak to this news, as well as how Manitobans are responding to the federal government's firearms legislation, particularly as it pertains to shotguns and hunting rifles. - Also, Saskatchewan premier Scott Moe and Alberta premier Danielle Smith have in recent weeks joined us on air to explain their Saskatchewan First Act and the Alberta Sovereignty Within a United Canada Act, with premier Smith suggesting other provinces including Manitoba may show interest in supporting the SK and AB approach. Might Manitobans be interested? Guest: Richard Cloutier, co-host of the News on 680 CJOB weekdays and senior reporter with Global News. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Après des années de litige, les deux pays ont trouvé un accord sur le statut de ce fleuve transfontalier. La CIJ l'a annoncé, le jeudi 1er décembre 2022. Le Silala prend sa source en Bolivie, mais traverse la frontière avec le Chili sur 8 kilomètres. Evo Morales, ex-président de la Bolivie, avait menacé de réduire le débit du fleuve dans le secteur chilien et d'imposer au pays voisin des frais pour l'utilisation de ses eaux. Les deux pays avaient porté l'affaire devant la Cour Internationale de Justice à La Haye. La CIJ a annoncé un accord, jeudi 1er décembre 2022, mais n'a pas statué sur le litige : «Il ne fait pas de doute que le Silala est un cours d'eau international. Et les deux pays l'ont reconnu comme tel».  Des élus américains en visite au Canada pour trouver des solutions à la crise des opioïdes Comme dans d'autres provinces canadiennes, le Québec a mis en place ces dernières années des services pour permettre aux usagers de consommer des drogues en toute sécurité. Des élus de la Côte-Est américaine en ont visité à Montréal. Les États-Unis font face, en effet, à une véritable épidémie de surdoses. Richard Cloutier, un ancien fonctionnaire du Ministère québécois de la Santé a guidé des responsables américains afin qu'ils puissent développer leur propre approche. Publication de «Nouvelles Dramaturgies d'Haïti» C'est la nouvelle publication du Festival des Quatre Chemins de Théâtre, dont la 19è édition se tient jusqu'au samedi 3 décembre 2022, à Port-au-Prince. Une gageure en ces temps troubles et preuve que l'art et le théâtre restent présents dans la capitale haïtienne. 

Richard Cloutier, from CJOB in Winnipeg, joins Amy & JJ to discuss the reaction in Canada to the death of Queen Elizabeth. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Le chroniqueur Stéphane Garneau nous parle de l'avenir du cinéma en salle; la chimiste alimentaire Anne-Marie Desbiens nous explique comment faire pour décaféiner le thé et s'il perd en qualité ; le journaliste Philippe Marois nous explique si les ovules et les spermatozoïdes de la baleine bleue sont les plus gros de l'histoire terrestre; le paléontologue Richard Cloutier nous précise en combien de temps exactement les dinosaures ont complètement disparu.

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