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We've heard a lot about the issues China is causing by refusing shipments of Canadian canola, but now it seems soybean and pea producers are also feeling the pressure. Traders of soybeans, peas, and pork have also faced "unusual obstacles" when it comes to China, and with the season getting started there's a lot of uncertainty among producers. Premier Scott Moe, who has expressed frustration with a lack of progress from Ottawa on the issue, is now calling for Canada to step up its inspections of Chinese goods in order to force a response. Moe said he plans to speak to Justin Trudeau about the situation today, but first he'll speak with Gormley.

The Greg Morgan Morning Show - April 30 - Hour 3 by CJME/CKOM

A well known mural in this city might be hidden once a new condo building goes up on Broadway. Denyse Klette, a Saskatoon artist who painted the mural of the children along the side of the Broadway Roastery building joins Brent to chat about the history of the painting and feelings that it soon might be covered up.

The Three Wisemen - Brent, John & Wray get together for their daily chat on the latest topics.

Mayor Charlie Clark stops by for an update from city hall.

The Greg Morgan Morning Show - April 30 - Hour 2 by CJME/CKOM

Saskatoon city council yesterday approved paths for the bus rapid transit along broadway and 1st avenue as well as the axing of the bike lanes on 4th avenue with the bike lane network for downtown surviving council's vote. Our CKOM news director Chris Vandenbreekel was at council yesterday and joins Brent now to discuss what happened.

Wray and Gerald join Brent to chat about a few of today's top stories.

The Greg Morgan Morning Show - April 30 - Hour 1 by CJME/CKOM

Tuesday, April 30, 2019