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HOUR 2 - The Toronto Maple Leafs will play out the remainder of the season without their captain Auston Matthews. 2026 hasn't been the year that the Leafs organization wanted. Will we be seeing a plethora of changes coming to the Maple Leafs in the offseason?

March Madness is back once again and we are getting in on the fun! Last year we did the All Canadian Bracket. This year we are bringing it closer to home. This year is the All Saskatchewan Bracket! Today we start with the Play In Round! Get ready to vote! The Green Zone

HOUR 1 - The World Cup of Hockey returns in 2028. The Oilers and Leafs find the win column on Sunday. The Players championship had a bit of a surprise winner. And Canada remains undefeated at the World Curling Championship.

Canada had their best showing ever at the World Baseball Classic this year but failed to make the championship game. And it appears that numbers are up for kids who want to play baseball in Saskatchewan. The Green Zone

HOUR 3 - The NHL officially announced the World Cup of Hockey for 2028. TSN's Craig Button reacts to today's announcement and weighs in on the NHL's Department Of Player Safety debate.

Over the weekend there was a lot of unhappiness with the NHL's Department Of Player Safety. The perception is that when that department hands out a fine of suspension that there is no consistency between decisions. Does change need to come to that department? The Green Zone

It's the end of an era. Kenosee's iconic superslides are officially being demolished after decades of summer memories in southeast Saskatchewan. Is there a Saskatchewan building or landmark that you miss dearly? Call 1-877-332-8255 to share!

There’s a new face leading Economic Development Regina, and he’s someone many people in the community will already recognize. John Bailey, CEO of Economic Development Regina, joins the show to chat about his new role and his goals for Regina's economy.

Talks of separatism in Alberta and Saskatchewan remain a hot topic. But according to a new policy brief, the peak of this frustration may have actually happened a few years ago. Gregory Jack, Senior Vice President of Ipsos Public Affairs, joins the show to explain what else the policy brief found and how many people actually support separatism, even if it means serious economic consequences.

Baseball Canada had a historic weekend, punching their ticket to the quarter finals of the World Baseball Classic for the first time ever! Combined with the success of the Toronto Blue Jays, baseball is booming! Could this grow programs in Saskatchewan? Chris Untereiner, Regina realtor, manager at RBI Baseball and Softball Training Centre and Toronto Blue Jays fan, joins the show to chat all things baseball!

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

Saskatoon students are building glittery, snack-filled leprechaun traps full of creativity, mischief and imagination this St. Patrick’s Day — will they catch one? 650 CKOM's Brittany Caffet takes us Behind the Headlines.