The 306 connects you to communities across the province. It brings you the stories of Saskatchewan people showing great spirit, and gives you a glimpse into what's been happening across the province and around the world.

Host Peter Mills is passionate about Saskatchewan. Its people. Its stories. Its music.

Listen to The 306 on 102.5 FM (Regina area), 94.1 FM (Saskatoon area) or 540 AM. Or stream recent stories here.

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Born in Regina and raised in Saskatoon, Peter takes pride in calling Saskatchewan home. For him, it's a dedication to represent this province whether it's through journalism, the Saskatchewan Roughriders or the provincial music community.

With a commitment to telling the stories from every corner of this province, his approach to storytelling is guided by listening, first and foremost. What makes his interview style unique is the amount of research, thought and curiosity that goes into every one big or small. Some may say its' Nardwuar-esque.

Working at CBC for more than a decade, he has done almost every job there is to do.
The fact that he has hosted every CBC Radio One show in Saskatchewan proves this.
Covering elections, breaking news and serving as a respected emcee at events in the community.

An 8-bit aficionado, Peter has a youthful energy with his love of sports, music, movies and gaming but is also an old soul when it comes to cultural relics of the past.

Steve has been interested in broadcasting ever since he was a youngster in Trail, B.C. where he used his sister's cassette tape recorder to interview family members.

After attending the University of Southern California, where he earned a journalism degree, he turned his childhood passion for being a reporter on the street into a real career.

He spent 25 years as a CBC Television news reporter and documentary producer before turning his love of storytelling to producing CBC Radio's Saskatoon Morning in 2015.

He became a permanent member of The Afternoon Edition team in the spring of 2022.

When he's not in the office he's working on his golf game or slaloming the ski slopes.

Camille was born and raised in Saskatchewan, is bilingual, and started his career with Radio-Canada television when he was 19 years old.

Twelve years later, he switched careers to find success in the information technology industry.

Then the lure of broadcasting brought him back to the CBC where he has been a member of The Afternoon Edition team for the last four years.

In addition to making our live show sound great each afternoon, Camille also researches and picks all the wonderful music you hear on the show.

Which is great for Camille, because in his spare time, he's also a huge fan of all kinds of music, both recorded and live!