Sarah Mills: Whose standards do we use when we measure offence?

Sarah Mills says we all have different standards when it comes to what offends us. But when standards don’t align, who’s right? We used to have social standards, but Mills says that’s no longer the case.

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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Thurs., Sept. 18: Two images beamed onto the walls of Windsor Castle showed Donald Trump with Jeffrey Epstein and Prince Andrew. Sarah Mills says she enjoys that type of cheeky protest, which is all about free speech.

Wed., Sept. 17: Sarah Mills looks at the work and on screen legacy of the late actor, Robert Redford and the type of actor we won’t see again.

Tues., Sept. 16: Air Canada announced changes to Aeroplan, its loyalty program. But Sarah Mills says this doesn’t think it’ll actually benefit the consumer. She thinks companies should keep prices low, provide great service, and prove their worth to earn one’s loyalty.

Mon., Sept. 15: A meeting between father and son is fueling speculation about a better relationship between King Charles and Prince Harry. But Sarah Mills says there won’t be peace until Harry keeps his mouth shut.

Fri., Sept. 12: Sarah Mills says she was no follower of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, but the idea that people are being killed over opinions should be horrifying to people on all sides of the political spectrum.