Manitoba's manufacturing sector faces a crossroads with the potential for U.S. tariffs on Canadian exports. While 80% of what we make is shipped south, some local manufacturers, like Raber Gloves, are choosing to focus on the booming demand for Canadian-made products. Howard Raber, the maker of Manitoba's famous garbage mitts, shares his insights on navigating this shift. Plus, Terry Shaw from the Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters weighs in on the growing pressures and opportunities in the industry.

Premier Wab Kinew, fresh off his visit to the White House, joins us for our monthly conversation on how these tariffs could impact Manitoba's industries and economy.

Winnipeg is seeking $150 million in federal funding for long-overdue upgrades to the North End Sewage Treatment Plant. But there’s a catch — bylaw changes may be required to access the money and that has some city councillors worried. Host Marcy Markusa speaks with St. Vital Coun. Brian Mayes, who shares his concerns about what the city might be giving up in exchange for the much-needed funding.

Also on the podcast today: A group of friends from Winnipeg made the trip to Boston to cheer on their buddy Seth Jarvis as he hit the ice for Team Canada in the 4 Nations Face-Off. After a thrilling 3-2 victory over the U.S., they're heading home with unforgettable memories — plus a moment on national TV. Bryan Hanna shares the experience of supporting a friend on hockey's big stage.

Winnipeg Mayor Scott Gillingham returns for his monthly conversation with host Marcy Markusa. After last month's big news on snow-clearing limits, what’s next? Why is the city still without a police chief? What's the future of the Granite Curling Club? Those questions and more in this conversation with the mayor.

Student absenteeism isn't just a high school problem — it starts much earlier. Brenna Frith, now principal at Valley Gardens Middle School, shares how her team at Hampstead elementary helped get more kids back in the classroom. From tackling barriers to building connections, hear what worked and why attendance matters from Day 1.