HOUR 3 - The Montreal Alouettes are still at the top of the food chain in the CFL. This past Saturday they defeated the Edmonton Elks 48-30 in Montreal. The Als improved their record to 8-1. Marc Olivier Brouillette is a former CFL DB and current radio analyst for the Montreal Alouettes on TSN 690 and he joins Jamie to discuss the stellar season the Montreal Alouettes are having so far. The Green Zone

HOUR 4 - Belton Johnson, Grey Cup champion and Green Zone game day analyst joins Jamie Nye to recap the Riders vs. Redblacks. Belton also takes a look ahead to this week's game versus the Hamilton Tiger Cats. The Green Zone

Former Police frontman, Sting, says he plans to leave his six children none of his estimated US$550-million fortune, arguing that an inheritance could rob them of the motivation to build their own lives. He says they’ve been taught to work for what they want rather than expect a handout. Is this fair?

Former Saskatoon Blade and NHL hockey player George Pesut has had a colourful hockey career spanning three decades and 21 professional teams across North America and Europe. He has written a book, The Fourth Period: Between the Ice Sheets; Hockey on Two Continents. He was in Saskatoon this past weekend promoting it and signing copies. Evan was lucky enough to have him pop by the studio on his way out of town.

The RCMP started a Race-Based Data Collection Initiative in 2024 in four different communities across the country to better understand whether race or systemic bias is affecting policing outcomes. The initiative recently expanded to include Craik, Saskatchewan as well. But what is Race-Based Data collection? Amin Asfari, Law Foundation of Saskatchewan Chair in Police Studies in the department of justice studies at the University of Regina, joins Evan to explain.

Gas prices have dropped sharply in parts of Saskatchewan, with some communities seeing prices fall by as much as 20 cents a litre. But relief wasn't felt equally across the province. Why is that? Roger McKnight, Chief Petroleum Analyst at EN-PRO, joins Evan to share his insight.

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With Canada considering bringing American alcohol back to store shelves, there’s a question of whether Canadian consumers even want it back. A new Nanos poll finds that most Canadians don't. Bruce Winder, retail analyst, joins the show to bring us up to speed on the booze debate.

Prime Minister Carney has called three federal byelections for August 31, including one in Chicoutimi–Le Fjord that was triggered when he appointed Conservative MP Richard Martel to the Senate. With another MP now announcing his resignation, the growing number of vacancies — and the politics surrounding them — are attracting attention. To wade through it all, Evan is joined by Charles Smith, Professor in the Department of Political Studies at St. Thomas More College at the University of Saskatchewan.

Green Zone CKOM Rider Reporter Britton Gray joins the show to talk about the game that has given the Riders the title of best in the west! CKOM Morning Show