The Minnesota Wild have been in a good spot to make playoffs for a while now. But hey still made some moves at the NHL Trade Deadline as the road through the West to the Stanley Cup will be tough. Did the Wild make the right moves?

The NFL negotiation window is now open with the first official day of free agency coming on Wednesday. Jamie & Locker update you on all the upcoming NFL signings along with the releases. What team has positioned themselves as the best contender for the Super Bowl now? The Green Zone

The 2026 Brier is in the books and we have a new first-time Brier winner. We also watched the end of a legendary career. TSN's Russ Howard has the recap.

The NHL Trade Deadline has now passed. Now we get to watch the best part of the regular season, the race to the playoffs. Jamie & Locker take a look at the most impactful moves made at the trade deadline and how they could effect the playoff races. The Green Zone

Belton Johnson weighs in on today's reports from the NFL. The negotiation window opened today and there have been tons of movement happening. The Green Zone

The governments of Canada and Saskatchewan have each agreed to settlements in the Île-à-la-Crosse School class action. The school operated from the 1820s until 1976. Approximately 1,500 students attended, mostly Métis children from northern Saskatchewan. The settlements remain subject to court approval, and that hearing will take place on March 30–31. For more on this Evan is joined by Tina Yang, class counsel for Île-à-la-Crosse School class action.

Recently we saw a cartel war break out in Puerto Vallarta, Cuba has a fuel shortage, a lot of people are choosing not to travel to the USA so Hawaii and Florida are out. Where can you safely plan a hot holiday with so much political unrest and violence in the world? Evan is speaking with Terry Kaszas, general manager of travel services with CAA Saskatchewan about vacation destinations that are sunny and SAFE.

Beyond the headlines of the Epstein files, experts are taking note of "toxic gifts and favours" exchanged between the elites. Hugh Gusterson, professor of anthropology and public policy at the University of British Columbia, joins the show to explain how elite circles operate and what institutions can learn from it.

This past weekend was spring forward almost everywhere else in the world but Saskatchewan has avoided the twice-a-year clock change for nearly 60 years. BC is now joining us on year long daylight time but was that the right call? Evan is joined by Dr. Patricia Lakin-Thomas, Professor, Department of Biology York University.

There is a new children's book out from a Saskatchewan author, Adventures of Boo and the Boy: The Coyote Encounter. The timing of this release is perfect because March is Agriculture Literacy Month, where students across the province learn about the role agriculture plays in their daily lives and Boo is a little boy growing up on a farm. Evan welcomes Author Rob Swallow to talk about his latest book.

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Is the UN Charter governing war too rigid? It treats very different conflicts the same under a simple legal-or-illegal standard. Does it fail to account for the real moral and strategic differences between wars? To talk about this Evan is joined by Nathan Greenfield, author, North American correspondent for University World News, visiting professor of history at the Kyiv School of Economics in Kyiv, Ukraine.