Murray Wood: The public has a right to know details when someone is killed by police
Imagine living in a country where police shoot and kill someone, then don't tell the public who it was. Well, that's wha...
Sarah Mills questions what U.S. President Donald Trump is doing about Washington D.C. crime, and whether there is a different motivator at play as he puts the city’s police under federal control.
The Mills Minute is a daily commentary heard on 650 CKOM and 980 CJME, where Sarah Mills offers sharp insights, strong opinions, and a touch of wit on the stories that matter to people in Saskatchewan.
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Listen to more commentary from Sarah Mills:
Mon., August 11: Princess Anne turns 75 this week. In Today’s Mills Minute, provincial news director Sarah Mills says we should all take notice of the example set by the hardest-working member of the royal family.
Fri., August 8: Air Canada has announced changes to its loyalty program, but Sarah Mills says these programs don’t offer much for the average consumer, and they make it harder to shop around for the best options.
Thurs., August 7: Wildfire smoke is causing some back-and-forth debate between U.S. and Canadian politicians, but as Sarah Mills says in this Mills Minute, the whole argument is really just a load of hot air.
Wed., August 6: Whatever side of the political spectrum you come from, banning music or speech you don’t like isn’t a state anyone should want to live in. Sarah Mills takes a look at the cancelled concerts of Sean Feucht.
Tues., August 5: Sarah Mills is experiencing her first taste of an empty nester house, as her baby goes away to camp. Mills says she’s not sure she likes it, as she unpacks in today’s Mills Minute.
