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As we eagerly await the Premier's visit to China in hopes of striking a deal to remove canola tariffs, we're still feeling the effects throughout the province. Murad Al-Katib, president, CEO and board member for AGT Foods, joins Evan to chat about the current state of canola in the province and his thoughts on what the government plans to do to protect this crucial sector.

The heat is on! Nothing but 30's coming our way. Labour Day Sunday is even looking great (sunny 27). We’re officially declaring it Green Day this Friday in honour of the Riders and the 60th Labour Day Classic. Wear your green to support and we’ll even have Mayor Chad Bachysnki in-studio Thursday morning with the official proclamation + Rider historian, Rob Vanstone joined the GZ to talk about some of the biggest moments over the years and tee-up the showing of the very first Labour Day game, in colour. The Greg Morgan Morning Show

Donny Uhren from Extreme Hockey & Sport joins Greg to talk the crazy demand for hockey equipment as the new season inches closer and Hockey Regina registration is due tomorrow. High School Athletic Director Dwayne Ell with what we need to know about high school football and the return of extra-curricular activities in school! + Visits from Kevin Martel and Evan Bray. The Greg Morgan Morning Show

Donny Uhren from Extreme Hockey & Sport joins Greg to talk the crazy demand for hockey equipment as the new season inches closer and Hockey Regina registration is due tomorrow + High School Athletic Director Dwayne Ell with what we need to know about high school football and the return of extra-curricular activities in school! The Greg Morgan Morning Show

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Nestled in Manitou Beach, Camp Easter Seal is Saskatchewan’s only fully accessible camp. It offers a summer experience campers say is better than Christmas and Disneyland — a place where barriers don't exist. CKOM's Brittany Caffet talks with the camp's managers and one camper about their experiences.