3 p.m.  – David Kirton has today’s top stories.

3:30 p.m. – The first round of playoffs is in the bag and what a whirlwind it was. From fighting Leafs to famous mullets, there are a lot of lessons to take from the first round. We speak with Sean Fitz-Gerald, sports reporter for the National Post.

4 p.m. – Regina and Saskatoon are holding conferences this week to create a plan to end homelessness.

3 p.m.  – David Kirton has today’s top stories.

3 p.m.  – David Kirton has today’s top stories.

3:30 p.m .-  How do men really view women in the business world? Christopher Flett is breaking the code of silence and is letting us know in his book What Men Don’t Tell Women About Business. He’s in Saskatoon today and tomorrow for the Women Entrepreneur conference. He gives us the scoop on the heavily guarded alpha male playbook.

3 p.m.  – David Kirton has today’s top stories.

3:30 p.m.-  Hockey Alberta has decided that starting next year, there will be no body checking in peewee level hockey. Is this the best move? We ask Wray Morrison, provincial sports director for News Talk Radio.

3 p.m.  – David Kirton has today’s top stories.

3:30 p.m. As headlines focus on three missing women being found in Ohio, we take a look at missing people here at home. What sort of work goes on behind the scenes on missing persons cases? We speak with Sgt. Rob Zentner, head of the historical case unit with the RCMP in Regina.

3 p.m.  – David Kirton has today’s top stories.

3:30 p.m. A woman we recently spoke to about Arming Sisters landed in Saskatoon on Friday to visit a friend in Prince Albert. Patricia Stein, who is an American Lakota woman, alleges she was racially profiled by the CBSA. We hear about her story.

3 p.m.  – David Kirton has today’s top stories. 

3 p.m.  – David Kirton has today’s top stories.

3:30 p.m. Death cafes are a trend sprouting across Canada. It’s a social gathering for people to talk about the taboo subject of death. Loraine Johnson, a grief counsellor and massage therapist who has been involved with palliative care since 1995. She organized Edmonton’s first event this April.

3 p.m.  – David Kirton has today’s top stories.

3:30 p.m. – Created by Canadian couple David Morton and Patricia Fogliato, the film Mad Ship is based on a true story right here on the Prairies. A Norwegian immigrant to Western Canada in the 20s, Tomas Sorensen dreams of establishing a family wheat dynasty. But a perfect storm of prairie drought and economic crash ends in ruin. David Mortin, director of Mad Ship, joins us.

3 p.m.  – David Kirton has today’s top stories.

3:30 p.m. – It’s finally here. The NHL playoffs begin tonight with four Canadian teams in the mix. What storylines should we be watching for? Gregory Strong, reporter with the Canadian Press, tells us.

4 p.m. -  The province has announced four new private liquor stores, two in Saskatoon and two in Regina.