Checkmate! The Oilers dig up a big win

EPISODE · May 15, 2025 · 1H 24M

Checkmate! The Oilers dig up a big win

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2:10 - Stacey & Morley open the show. 6:40 - How Epcor's RainWise rebate can save you money - w/Erin McFarlane from EPCOR 14:00 - Oilers advance to Western Conference final after 1-0 OT win over Golden Knights in Game 5 20:35 - Safe Boating Awareness Week starts THIS weekend (May 17-23) - Dawn Colquhoun, Boating Safety Manager w/Transport Canada 29:05 - Now is the time for action on Edmonton's Downtown Action Plan, not just attention - the slow pace of change is impacting businesses citywide… - Puneeta McBryan, CEO of Edmonton Downtown Business Association 41:08 - Oilers Extra - w/Louie DeBrusk 55:34- Happy (early) Birthday, Corey Perry! - the Oilers' right winger turns 40 tomorrow (May 16) - How to keep playing high-level hockey into your 40's & beyond... Grant Fedoruk, physiotherapist & host of 'Life Shouldn't Hurt' on 880 CHED 1:05:40 - The '88-zero'. Your city. Your world. Your weather. In 88 seconds. And we zero in on one of the day's top stories. 1:11:38 - Shaye Ganam - Cross-over chat 1:18:26 - Sports Feature - w/Morley Scott

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