Hal Anderson

Jets are in Chicago tomorrow night.

And then they return home on Saturday against the Hurricanes, and we will have tickets to give away for that game tomorrow, uh, on the start on Connecting Winnipeg with Hal Anderson, on Jets at Noon with Tyson and Jim, and the Jim Toth Show.

Nope, pardon me, the To- Toth.

But the News, the News with Richard Cloutier is gonna have tickets to give away for that on, uh, Thursday.

[upbeat music] Wanna play a piece of audio here.

We were overjoyed to learn that Clay Young was gonna fill in for Hal Anderson yesterday on Connecting Winnipeg.

He visited with us just before the 10:00 news.

Very quickly, that segment went off the rails, as it, y- it always happens when Clay joins us because it's chaos.

[upbeat music] It is 10:05, live from downtown Winnipeg.

You are listening to 680 CJOB.

I'm Clay Young, filling in for Hal Anderson this morning.

Sarah McCarthy is at the news desk, and Jeff Fortier is at the controls.

[upbeat music] It is Mackling and McGarry.

In our next segment, we are going to check in on what is coming up on Connecting Winnipeg, or should we say Claynecting Winnipeg, because Clay Young is in for Hal Anderson today.

And-

I haven't seen Clay yet.

Don't cut me off yet.

And we're asking people, "What are you thankful for?"

Clay Young filling in for Hal Anderson today on Connecting Winnipeg, which goes from 10 until 12.

Can't wait to hear it.

It is Mackling and McGarry.

We'll check in with Hal Anderson in our next segment to find out what's coming up on Connecting Winnipeg.

But right now we want to talk about Alberta's West Coast pipeline proposal, now called Pacific Link.

It's been declared a project in the national interest by the federal government.

And I just, by the way, here's a plug.

Hal Anderson is going to be my guest on Off the Clock on the weekend.

And Hal and I were talking about it.

And Hal's a guy from the radio days where you made big coin.

Tyson and Toth.

Hal Anderson bestowed that on us.

Yeah, no.

He only

Yeah, we are too, actually.

I was joining Hal Anderson to talk about the three-year deal, and he's like, so does that mean you'll be around for three more years? I'm like, I don't know.

It's the best thing you can hope for in Canadian media.

That's right.