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All last season, we followed the JT Miller drama with the Vancouver Canucks. It seemed to go on and on until the Canucks traded Miller to the New York Rangers. There were rumours that Miller was disruptive to the Canucks locker room. Today, the New York Rangers have named Miller the captain of the team. Is this a case of a new environment helping a player or did the Canucks trade away the wrong player? The Green Zone

During last nights Las Vegas Raiders game we saw part owner, Tom Brady, sitting in the coaches booth with a headset on. Many people have expressed their concern about this as Brady is also a part owner of the Raiders and has certain access to other teams during his NFL on Fox production meetings. Is this an unfair advantage for the Raiders? The Green Zone

Our Saskatchewan WHL preview heads to Prince Albert to see how the Raiders have prepared for the WHL's opening day! The Green Zone chats with Raiders GM, Curtis Hunt. The Green Zone

The Moose Jaw Warriors are building their way back to the WHL playoffs. We preview the upcoming season, that starts on Friday, with Warriors head coach, Mark O'Leary. The Green Zone

A researcher at the University of Saskatchewan and the Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization, known as VIDO, is getting recognized for this hard work! Dr. Arinjay Banerjee, University of Saskatchewan (USask) and Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization (VIDO) researcher, joins Evan to talk about his recent recognition and what's next for him and the research team at VIDO.

A fashion red carpet is being rolled out in Saskatoon next week. Dominic Bellissimo, a Canadian clothing designer, is bringing his outerwear experience to the Bridge City, where clients can take part in a rare hands-on experience, typically only seen in major fashion hubs. He joins Evan to share details about the upcoming event and what's next for the fashion designer.

The Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA) has released an updated guide to protesting, a move it says is necessitated by the growing number of protests each year. With students back in class, Shakir Rahim, CCLA director of Criminal Justice, joins Evan to discuss the importance of knowing your protest rights.