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The Toronto Blue Jays lost their series with the Chicago White Sox over the weekend. While that doesn't help their causes, the Jays have surprised many this year with the success that they've had. With only a couple weeks before the All Star break, the Blue Jays are still very much in the mix. The Green Zone

Jamie & Locker have gone over the tape from Friday night's game and are ready to hand out their Top and Failing grades. What grades would you hand out? The Green Zone

Former NFLer and current TSN football analyst, Luke Willson, shared his thoughts on the CFL game as a whole, while using the Riders/Argos game as an example. Willson says that the CFL is not good football and needs to be better to attract a younger crowd. Is Luke right? Or do you think we have a pretty great Canadian football game? Call in with your opinions on the CFL! The Green Zone

The Philadelphia Flyers have traded for Trevor Zegras from the Anaheim Ducks. Zegras is a young player who has ended up on the highlight reel many times over his young career. Is this the beginning of the Flyers going in the right direction? The Green Zone

A new report by the Competition Bureau is recommending fewer restrictions for foreign ownership of domestic airlines in Canada. Brent Loucks chats with Stephen Maybury, CEO of the Saskatoon Airport, to hear his thoughts on this and to catch up on travel trends for the summer months.

We turn our eyes to the sky with associate professor of astronomy with the University of Regina, Samantha Lawler! She joins Brent Loucks to discuss the news beyond our world and galaxy.

What has your biggest historical find been? Have you ever stumbled upon a treasure? As we watch wildfires rage on across the country and in our communities, an Indigenous-owned company based in Red Deer is hoping to offer some help. Jason Sansregret, CEO of CJS Industrial, joins Brent Loucks to chat about the company's latest wildfire protection unit called RUFUS and how it works.

A nearly 100-year-old mystery was just uncovered deep in a lake in Banff National Park. A 1928 Chevrolet National was found 55 meters below the surface by a group of divers. Alan Keller, Calgary diver, joins Brent Loucks to share the exciting adventure and some history on the mystery car with Saskatchewan plates and its owner.

Saskatchewan saw some wild storms last week, including two tornadoes confirmed by Environment Canada. Brent Loucks welcomes Ricky Forbes, professional storm chaser, to the show to talk about his work chasing storms and the upcoming storm season in Saskatchewan.