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Between a newly introduced seeding system and pots to ensure no more than two European face each other in the group stage, Sarah Mills says the World Cup is becoming the most complicated sports tournament.
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:
Tues., Nov. 25: Between movies, junk food and staying up all night, a sleepover straddles the line between chaos and magic. As Sarah’s kids head to their friends’ places for the night, she’s thinking of memories gone by.
Mon., Nov. 24: Making it back to the World Cup after 25 years has been every Scottish soccer fan’s dream, but Sarah Mills says one of the government bodies that run the sport has seen fit to ruin the moment.
Fri., Nov. 21: Why would labels, approvals and testing be needed in the first place if we are one country? Sarah Mills says tariffs on Canada have highlighted how unnecessary trade barriers in the same country are.
Thurs., Nov. 20: As Saskatoon Mayor Cynthia Block has suggested, the current property tax model was around in the days of the horse and buggy. Sarah Mills says we are living in a very different world today.
Wed., Nov. 19: Elizabeth May may like to claim the moral high ground, saying she’s doing the right thing for Canadians with her crucial budget vote, but Sarah Mills says May was only serving her own interests.
