Sarah Mills: World Cup tickets remain elusive for even the most devastated fans

By CKOM News Oct 8, 2025 | 7:15 AM

Despite her best efforts, Sarah Mills still can’t seem to win when it comes to getting tickets to next year’s World Cup in North America. But despite the long struggle, she may have finally found an in.

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Tues., Oct. 7: Mark Carney is trying to end the trade battle with Donald Trump, but Sarah Mills says until Trump hears more of the American story on tariffs and their detrimental effects, Carney’s trip to DC may be for nothing.

Mon., Oct. 6: Regina is considering a 50 per cent surcharge for non-residents registering for leisure activities. As Sarah Mills argues, municipalities facing budget shortfalls have to make the money somehow.

Fri., Oct. 3: Alberta and Saskatchewan are behind a proposal for a new pipeline, but with Quebec and B.C. already applying the brakes, Sarah Mills says national unity and the “elbows up” attitude are falling apart.

Thurs., Oct. 2: Yet another set of traffic lights is going up in Regina, and it’s close to three other traffic lights and two feeder roads. It has Sarah Mills asking if more lights are the answer to our traffic woes.

Wed., Oct. 1: With former British Prime Minister Tony Blair poised to get involved in the conflict in Gaza, Sarah Mills is wishing everyone involved good luck, as Blair doesn’t exactly have a great history in the region.