Sarah Mills: We must see the good in the world, even when it’s hard to find

We live in a world that can seem very dark at times, and it can sometimes feel a bit hopeless. But, as Sarah Mills argues in today’s Mills Minute, we get through it by finding the good.

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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Wed., Sept. 10: Sarah Mills says there’s one item on her “bucket list” that she wants to check off: Watching England’s national team playing, alongside her dad. But even with World Cup games in Canada, it might not happen.

Tues., Sept. 9: A speeding ticket two months after the fact hardly sends a message to slow down. In today’s Mills Minute, Sarah Mills reflects on the automated speed cameras in our province.

Mon., Sept. 8: Prime Minister Mark Carney has unveiled billions in strategic funding to get Canada’s economy moving in new directions. But, as Sarah Mills explains, there isn’t much that will make a difference right now.

Fri., Sept. 5: Sarah Mills says her teenage daughter made it through her very first week of high school successfully, although the first week wasn’t entirely without drama, challenges and some nerves as well.

Thurs., Sept. 4: A federal judge has ruled that President Donald Trump was wrong in cancelling grants to Harvard University. As Sarah Mills argues, the lesson for Trump is that life doesn’t always go your way.