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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...

Evan catches up with Regina's Chief of Police, Lorilee Davies, to talk about local crime statistics, how the city is doing and what information people in Regina should be aware of.

Alberta is less than three weeks away from a referendum that includes a the question about whether to remain a province and a part of Canada. Tyler Dawson, an Edmonton-based editor with The Globe and Mail and author of The Republic of Alberta, joins Evan to talk about why he believes the pro-Canada side hasn’t approached the campaign with the same urgency as the separatist movement.

Open phones - Evan goes to the phones to chat with listeners about what's on their minds today. Call 1-877-332-8255.

The DEED continues to spark debate, with questions about the cost, potential benefits, and what it could mean for the city's already existing SaskTel Centre. John Howden, CEO of the SaskTel Centre and Troy Davies, Saskatoon Ward 4 city councillor and City Council Board representative on the SaskTel Centre and DEED Advisory Group, Co-Chair, join the show to share their thoughts and what information...

The recently announced nuclear project could reshape Saskatchewan’s energy future, but it also raises big questions about cost, timelines, construction and who will ultimately pay for it. Minister Jeremy Harrison, Saskatchewan Minister of Crown Investments Corporation, joins the show to explain what these plans mean and what needs to happen before the province can move forward.

Mayor Chad joins us…Truth & Reconciliation Day events, Ottawa trip, encampment. Brian Andrew farms near Craven and joins us to chat harvest woes and how things are looking coming out of a rather rainy, wet summer + Cjme Rider Reporter Britton Gray on the return of Brett Lauther...fans wanted him gone, now he's back. If he misses just one in his first game back, then what? The Greg Morgan Morning S...

Brian Andrew farms near Craven and joins us to chat harvest woes and how things are looking coming out of a rather rainy, wet summer + Visits from Kevin Martel, Britton Gray and Evan Bray The Greg Morgan Morning Show

Welcome to October! The start of Spooky season, Thanksgiving around the corner.....Lincoln Gardens was just setting up their major pumpkin displays yesterday. Brett Lauther back in town....here's what Jeremy O'Day said. Premiere Scott Moe takes to social media to explain how much power the new Bell data centre will use + A NHL recap and Wayne Gretzky doubts Conner McDavid will ever leave Edmonton...

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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.

HOUR 4 - Darrell Davis doubles down on the return of Brett Lauther, the MLB Playoffs, the return of the NHL and more! The Green Zone

HOUR 3 - The Winnipeg Jets season starts on Friday with a game against the Boston Bruins. The Jets offseason was the talk of the hockey world as their #1 goalie, Connor Hellebuyck, requested a trade out of the Jets (and Canada). Following a disappointing season last year, what kind of season should we expect this year? Keesean Johnson joins The Green Zone as the Saskatchewan Roughriders prepare fo...

HOUR 2 - Many in Rider Nation were wanting a change at kicker. That change has now come with the return of Brett Lauther to the Saskatchewan Roughriders. Are you happy with the return of Lauther? The phone lines are open! Toronto Blue Jays fans didn't expect a disappointing season like they got following a run to the World Series the previous year. Rob Longley wraps up the Blue Jays season with Ja...

HOUR 1 - Guess who's back! Back again! It's Brett Lauther. And he's back with the Saskatchewan Roughriders. Nathan Rourke is the CFL Player Of The Month. The Vancouver Canucks opened up their season with a big win over the Edmonton Oilers. The Montreal Canadiens earned a big win over the Toronto Maple Leafs. And the New York Yankees shut out the Boston Red Sox in MLB Wild Card action. Rider Nation...

We continue to keep a close eye on the encampments across the province, including two in our major cities. While there is no simple solution, a lot of advocates are pushing for a housing-first initiative, including Jordan Varey, Executive Director of the Phoenix Residential Society. He joins us to talk about the work the organization does and what more is needed to help people find stability.

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In today's digital world, getting noticed online can be a challenge, especially with AI changing how content is created and shared. Business owners know that getting clicks and flowers is more important than ever. Glen Sorochuk, creative marketing strategist with GDS Digital Strategy and Quarantine Films, joins the show to talk about digital marketing and how to stand out in a crowded online space...

September 30 is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a day to honour survivors, remember the children who never returned home and reflect on the ongoing work of reconciliation. Joining us to talk about the day and what Wanuskewin has planned are CEO Jenaya Chutskoff and Curator Marcel Robitaille.

Open phones - Evan goes to the phones to chat with listeners about what's on their minds today. Call 1-877-332-8255.

Saskatchewan has unveiled a plan to build two nuclear reactors in the northwest part of the province, putting nuclear energy and the potential for major industrial investment back in the spotlight. Eric Anderson, Saskatchewan Industrial and Mining Suppliers Association (SIMSA) executive director, joins the show to explain what this nuclear advancement means for the province.