Show Segments

8:30 – The Raptors are celebrating this morning after winning their first-ever NBA Championship, but the Riders aren’t as happy after a head hit on the third play left QB Zack Collaros sidelined during their 23-17 loss to Hamilton in the CFL season opener. Jamie Nye, host of The Green Zone on CKOM and CJME, joins John to break down the highs and lows of last night’s games, and whether Simoni Lawrence should be suspended for the hit on Collaros.

LIVE: Jamie Nye, host of The Green Zone on CKOM and CJME.

9:00 – The Ultimate Open Lines…

WTF:

Tenille Lafontaine, Feisty, Frugal & Fabulous.

Taylor MacPherson, executive producer.

10:30 – The Raptors managed to clinch their first-ever NBA championship last night in a thrilling 114-110 Game Six win over the reigning Golden State Warriors. National Post Sports Columnist Scott Stinson joins the show to discuss the big win, the “Raptormania” that swept across Canada, and what it means for the future of the sport.

LIVE: Scott Stinson, National Post sports columnist.

11:30 – During Bugsday the Hour of Rage yesterday we heard from a number of listeners who are bugged by the so-called “phantom construction sites” on Saskatchewan highways where the 60 km/h and radar warning signs are left up overnight or when nobody is working on the project. Listener Doug even sent a letter to Highway Minister Lori Carr complaining about the issue and comparing Saskatchewan’s highways to the backwoods of Kentucky. Minister Carr joins John now to discuss the “phantom construction sites” and why the slower speed limit signs don’t come down when there’s a pause in the work.

LIVE: Lori Carr, Saskatchewan highways and infrastructure minister.