The Mills Minute with Sarah Mills The Mills Minute with Sarah Mills

Jamie & Locker share their conversation with former NHLer, Rich Pilon. Rich shares his thoughts on why Truth & Reconciliation Day is so important for all cultures to come together and learn. The Green Zone

The news broke this morning that Kirill Kaprizov has signed an 8 year - $136m contact extension. Will this mean that more contract extension signings will be coming in fast and hot? Will we see a Connor McDavid announcement soon? The Green Zone

Jon Mirasty has spent most of his life playing hockey on at many levels. He currently works as an actor but stays close to the game of hockey. Jon shares his journey and shares why it's so important to give back to his communities. The Green Zone

Former NHLer, Dwight King, joins Jamie & Locker to share some hockey stories and discuss why Truth And Reconciliation Day is so important for all cultures. The Green Zone

Co-Executive Director for Wanuskewin National Park Doug Hyndford joined Shack to talk about what's going on at the park and the importance of the day of truth and reconciliation. CKOM Morning Show

Andrew MacDonald is the sales and marketing manager for Wanuskewin Heritage Park and he joined Shack live on location to talk about everything that is happening at the park and the importance of the day of truth and reconciliation. CKOM Morning Show

Traditional knowledge keeper and storyteller Lyndon Linklater joined Shack to talk about his work and about the importance of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. CKOM Morning Show

First Nations veterans played a pivotal role in Canada's fight for freedom, but their contributions weren't always recorded, and acknowledgements of their efforts have often been underrepresented. Grand Chief Robin Dawatsare, Grand Chief of the Saskatchewan First Nations Veterans Association (SFNVA), joins Evan to share what challenges veterans are facing and how the association helps.

An Indigenous Alberta filmmaker joins Evan to discuss his feature documentary that just premiered in Saskatchewan, SIKSIKAKOWAN: THE BLACKFOOT MAN. The award-winning film is showing again tonight in North Battleford, and Siksika filmmaker, Sinakson Trevor Solway, joins Evan to talk about making this film and bringing it to Saskatchewan.