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Learn about what’s happening at the farmgate right now with RealAg on the Weekend.

Tally up the score, tell us who wins and the real winner could be you! It’s time for Green & White Prognostications presented by Paladin Canada. Pick the game winner and the closest combined score, and you could win a $100 Co-op gift card from Sherwood Co-op!

Did you know grocery stores don’t always advertise their lowest prices? Mike Hollingworth, Acting Commissioner of the Competition Promotion Branch at the Competition Bureau, joins Evan to discuss its investigation into the practice and whether it could be costing Canadians at the checkout.

Some family heirlooms fit in a box. These ones fill an entire building. Near St. Walburg sits the century-old studio of Berthold von Imhoff, filled with paintings and a family legacy that has been passed down for generations. In this Saskatchewan Story, Brittany Caffet meets his grandson, Bert Imhoff.

While agriculture is a huge part of Saskatchewan's economy and identity, not every child grows up with a direct connection to farming. Sara Shymko, Executive Director, Agriculture in the Classroom Saskatchewan, joins Evan to talk about how the organization brings agriculture and hands-on learning into classrooms, and sometimes even brings the students directly to the farm.

What time is it? It’s Eatin’ Time! with Belton Johnson! Grillmaster Belton Johnson joins Evan with his recipe for smoked buffalo chicken dip.

Every Friday, we open the phone lines and give you a chance to call out or commend anyone you think deserves it. Call 1-877-332-8255 and join the conversation!

Evan goes to the phones to chat with listeners about what's on their minds today

Keith Moen, Executive Director of the North Saskatoon Business Association, joins us to talk about some of the issues facing Saskatchewan businesses right now. We’ll get his perspective on major economic and infrastructure projects, trade uncertainty and our trade relationship with the U.S. We’ll also discuss the impact of changes to the minimum wage and what businesses are seeing on the ground.

Canada’s proposed West Coast oil pipeline is now the first project designated in the national interest under the Building Canada Act, fast-tracking the approval process. Heather Exner-Pirot, Director of Energy, Natural Resources and Environment at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute, joins Evan to break down what yesterday’s announcement means and whether Canada can actually get the pipeline built.

Green Zone CKOM Rider Reporter Britton Gray joins the show ahead of the Riders taking on Calgary tonight. CKOM Morning Show

Shack and Evan chat about the harvest, tonight’s Riders game, and the surprising number of sardine lovers out there. CKOM Morning Show

Senior Reporter Lisa Schick got a tour of the new Bell AI Data Centre yesterday and joins us with the details. Amazing story about Michael McDonald of the Doobie Brothers meeting his son he'd given up for adoption + Kerri Van Loosen is the president of the German Club and joins us to tee up their Oktoberfest event this weekend. The Greg Morgan Morning Show

Kerri Van Loosen is the president of the German Club and joins us to tee up their Oktoberfest event this weekend + Visits from Kevin Martel, Belton Johnson and Evan Bray. The Greg Morgan Morning Show

The weekend is here! There is a real discrepancy in gas prices around town....South Albert stations at 1.72 yesterday. Belton Johnson joins us to tee up tonight’s game. Riders desperately need a win to clinch! An Amazing story from Doobie Brothers leader....and our new Data centre is coming along nicely; two buildings are on track to be operational next year. The Greg Morgan Morning Show

Agriculture is the backbone of Saskatchewan...it affects all of us. Knowing the why of what's happening and what it means to you...matters. The RealAg Minute with Shaun Haney is a smart, insightful and credible commentary from one of the most respected commentators in agribusiness. Exclusively and daily on both 980 CJME & 650 CKOM.

The Mills Minute with Sarah Mills The Mills Minute with Sarah Mills

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The Saskatchewan Roughriders will look to clinch a playoff spot with a win against the Calgary Stampeders. Jamie Nye and Britton Gray preview the game and go around the CFL in the latest edition of The Blitz. The Green Zone

Tomorrow night the Calgary Stampeders ride into Mosaic Stadium to take on the Saskatchewan Roughriders. The Stampeders are looking to get their first win over the Riders this season and have won their last 2 games. The Green Zone

HOUR 3 - The Anaheim Ducks had an interesting offseason. With cap space issues and holdouts, the Ducks front office didn't have a day off. With the Ducks season starting this week, will those roster adjustments payoff in the end and make this a playoff contending team? Is a boost to the Riders kicking game enough to have you believing the Riders will beat the Stampeders? Should Oilers fans be worr...

HOUR 2 - TSN's Dave Naylor was on the case as usual when rumours started to swirl that the Saskatchewan Roughriders were bringing Brett Lauther home. We get Dave's side of the story. We preview this weeks CFL action and talk some NFL too. Scott Roblin tee's up this weekends WHL & SJHL action with another busy weekend in rinks across Saskatchewan. Scott Roblin also catches up with Saskatoon's Becke...

HOUR 1 - Saskatchewan Roughriders practice had a familiar face back on the field. The Toronto Maple Leafs earn their first win of their season. The New York Yankees advance past the Wild Card round in the MLB Playoffs. NFL Thursday Night Football gives you the Pittsburgh Steelers vs Cleveland Browns. And Ronaldo announces his departure of Portugal's national team. Britton Gray was on hand for Ride...

Trends can be hard to keep up with... and what was once considered grandpa food is now trendy for its affordability and health benefits: canned sardines. Despite the trend, Evan refuses to be influenced, drawing his line in the sand on the tiny fish.

Minimum wage is up today in Saskatchewan, rising to $15.70 an hour — but that still leaves the province with the second-lowest minimum wage in Canada, ahead of only Alberta. A new report says a living wage is considerably higher at $22.50 in Regina and $21.50 in Saskatoon, and report author Simon Enoch, senior researcher for Saskatchewan issues and policies at the Canadian Centre for Policy Altern...