Many Canadians say they've lost confidence in politics and are looking for ways to make government more accountable. A new paper from Lydia Miljan, senior fellow at the Fraser Institute and author of Term Limits for Parliamentarians, argues that practical changes like a 12-year term limit for federal politicians could strengthen Canadian democracy without reopening the Constitution. She joins Evan to share her findings and what major changes would happen if this was implimented tomorrow.

Calling in sick could soon become a lot more complicated in Germany. The government is proposing that workers provide a doctor's note from the very first day they're off sick, saying the move is needed to reduce absenteeism and improve productivity. Critics argue it would overwhelm doctors' offices, discourage people from staying home when they're contagious and create more red tape than results.

Family doctors are the backbone of our health-care system, but many say they're spending almost as much time on paperwork as they are with patients. Dr. Jason Hosain, Family doctor in Saskatoon, joins the show to explain why he thinks reducing this burden would help recruit and retain more doctors in the province.

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

As Canada looks for new ways to strengthen its economy and reduce its dependence on the United States, one idea gaining attention is the creation of new east-west pipelines. Alberta and Ontario's premiers are proposing a pipeline to carry western Canada's oil to the east. Heather Exner-Pirot, Senior Fellow and Director of Energy, Natural Resources and Environment at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute in Ottawa, joins the show to bring us up to speed on this announcement and what it could mean for Saskatchewan and the rest of the country.

There was a big summer storm in the Cochin and Jackfish area over the weekend. Whitney Graves is a new cabin owner there and tells us about the craziness of the storm and if they had any damage to their property. CKOM Morning Show

Shack and Evan talk about mosquito bite remedies, the Alberta to Ontario pipeline, and how doctors have too much paperwork. CKOM Morning Show

Summer vacation weather is improving every day, but hail has damaged some farmers’ fields and there's a lot of water to sop up yet in some areas. Evan said the "skeeters" were miserable at the lake, have you noticed an uptick yet? Happy birthday, Ringo Starr! Turning 86 today + Did playing the Trump card help Team USA last night? The Greg Morgan Morning Show

In two weeks "the Odyssey" hits theatres. Pre-sold tickets to its premiere at the IMAX sold out last year--stateside, people are selling opening wknd tickets for as much as $500 bucks! Is it happening here? We catch up with Phillip Rispens from Sherwood Greenhouse whose business is struggling because he can't get anyone to fix and re-open the road that was washed out + Megan Benoit from Country Thunder Craven joins me with an update on the camping conditions. The Greg Morgan Morning Show

We catch up with Phillip Rispens from Sherwood Greenhouse whose business is struggling because he can't get anyone to fix and re-open the road that was washed out. Find out how this local business is surviving. Megan Benoit from Country Thunder Craven joins me with an update on the camping conditions + Visits from Kevin Martel and Evan Bray. The Greg Morgan Morning Show