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HOUR 1 - The Oilers will be with out one of their best players for the remainder of the season. The Flames couldn't stop the Red Wings last night. Hockey Canada is looking for a new general manager for their men's team. The final for the World Baseball Classic is set. And the Miami Dolphins shipped out their top receiver.

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HOUR 2 - The Anaheim Ducks have flown into the top spot in the Pacific Division. Will the Ducks be mighty in the playoffs or will the lack of experience hurt them?

The head of the NHL's Department Of Player Safety spoke with the media today following and discussed the processes they go through when reviewing an incident that could lead to a suspension. Does what George say change your thoughts on how they hand out discipline? The Green Zone

The president of the Saskatchewan Roughriders, Craig Reynolds, joins Jamie & Locker with some exciting news about the preseason! Are you ready for some football, Riderville?

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Today we launch our 1st round of the Green Zone All Saskatchewan Bracket! Head over to our social media channels and vote now! The Green Zone

Fresh off an incredible Paralympic podium performance, we’re excited to welcome Gilbert Dash to the show. Gilbert is a proud wheelchair curler athlete from Kipling, Sask. He joins the show to talk about his journey and what it was like to represent Canada on the global stage.

Farmers in Saskatchewan have long dealt with wildlife damaging crops and feed, and elk have been a big part of that problem. The provincial government announced a new option to let producers manage that damage. Todd Smith, Executive Director of the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation, joins the show to explain what this means and what farmers and hunters are saying about it.

Last month, we heard from a correctional officer on how common the "con code" is in Saskatchewan prisons. Cody Ptolemy, a former inmate, joins the show to share what it was like from a prisoner's standpoint. He joins us now to share what those unwritten rules look like and how he’s turned his life around since leaving prison.

Evan sits down with the Minister of Agriculture, David Marit, at Canada's Farm Show to talk all things ag, the price of oil, gas and fertilizer driving up costs, crop insurance and what Saskatchewan farmers can anticipate for the year.

Separatist talk continues in Alberta, with some groups looking to our neighbours down south for support. But a Saskatchewan historian says this isn’t the first time the Prairies have dealt with something like this. Bill Waiser, historian, volunteer for Foundations Learning (formerly Read Saskatoon) and author of Saskatchewan: A New History and A World We Have Lost: Saskatchewan Before 1905, joins the show to share what Alberta could learn from a piece of Saskatchewan history.