Sarah Mills: The world now knows about Alice Spence and so it should

Sarah Mills is praising the two decades long work by Saskatoon police and genealogical experts that have given Alice Spence her identity back and a chance for her soul to rest.

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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Monday, Sept. 29: Sarah Mills says there are some people in the world who think the unwritten rules that govern a decent society don’t apply to them, because they believe they’re special, and others don’t matter.

Fri., Sept. 26: Whether the union likes it or not, Sarah Mills says Canada post needs to change, as the Crown is hemorrhaging money. But, she says, the changes need to make accommodations for seniors.

Thurs., Sept. 25: Local news matters. In today’s Mills Minute, provincial news director Sarah Mills says telling the stories of our province and its people is what keeps our news team doing what we do every single day.

Wed., Sept. 24: Canada’s privacy commissioner says TikTok collected sensitive information from Canadian children. Sarah Mills says that finding guarantees she will continue to keep her kids off social media.

Tues., Sept. 23: President Donald Trump has linked Tylenol during pregnancy to autism, a link that is unproven and rejected by science. As Sarah Mills argues, health decisions should always be based on facts.

Mon., Sept. 22: Live Nation and Ticketmaster are accused of allowing resellers to make billions off of scalped tickets. Sarah Mills says fans have been duped by ticketing policies for too long, and it’s time for it to end.