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Sarah Mills says U.S. President Donald Trump’s attacks on Canada may be reshaping the attitudes of the west towards the rest of the nation, particularly Quebec. But what does that mean for our national unity?
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., June 17: Summer is around the corner and that means students are starting their summer jobs. You learn responsibility, money management and looking back you’ll feel a lot of nostalgia for that time in your life.
Mon., June 16: With advancements in AI and robotics, we may soon see machines delivering food directly to our doors. Sarah Mills says there are lots of reasons why that’s a good thing, but there are some downsides too.
Thurs., June 15: The wildfire situation in northern Saskatchewan may be turning a corner, but the damage will be felt for some time to come. That’s is why help is needed. On this Saskatchewan Day of Caring for Wildfire Relief, Sarah Mills encourages you to give in any way you can.
Tues., June 10: Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada is finally going to meet its NATO spending commitment, a move that shows just how different Carney is from his predecessor, Justin Trudeau.
Mon., June 9: The zipper merge is a simple idea that really helps traffic move smoothly, and there’s plenty of data to prove it. But, Sarah Mills says, some drivers treat those who do merge properly like criminals.
