Salute to Farmers reminder, NHL recap from last night, Ashley Nemeth with CNIB joins Greg ahead of their Guide Dog Gala to speak about how a seeing-eye dog has benefited her life, and the Australian identical twins who've gone viral. The Greg Morgan Morning Show

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The Maple Leafs took Game 1 of the battle of Ontario on Sunday. The Leafs and Ottawa Senators battle again on Tursday. We ask Joe Bowen if he thinks this current Leafs team has what it takes to break the long Stanley Cup drought. The Green Zone

Long time NHLer, and current broadcaster, Nick Kypreos helps set the table for the 4 NHL Playoff games tonight. The Winnipeg Jets take on the St Louis Blues for their Game 2. The Montreal Canadiens start their series vs Washington and the Edmonton Oilers start their series against the LA Kings tonight. The Green Zone

Over the weekend, Globe & Mail columnist, Cathal Kelly, put out a piece saying there is "nothing entertaining" about Hockey Night In Canada. Is it still appointment television for you or would you like to see some changes to the Canadian institution? The Green Zone

Jamie & Locker were busy watching every game of the NHL playoffs this weekend. They also had their grading books out and are ready to hand out their passing and failing grades. The Green Zone

A Saskatchewan organization is in fear of permanently closing this fall. Dellice Saxby, CEO of Ignite Adult Learning, and her team are appealing to the province for support to continue operating beyond September of this year so they can keep offering education and training for marginalized adults to finish high school and learn new skills to help them find work. Dellice Saxby and Sandra LaRose with Ignite Adult Learning join Evan to discuss their efforts and concerns.

Pipelines are a big topic here in Saskatchewan, but so are safety concerns and safe work conditions. Tonye Jack, a graduate student and a PhD candidate in USask’s Department of Mechanical Engineering, along with a group of researchers, found ways to improve the movement of hydrogen through pipelines. He joins Evan to discuss his findings and how it can improve pipeline safety.