Abby Zieverink is a journalist based in Kamloops, British Columbia. She writes for CHNL, covering local news and events in the Kamloops area. Abby's articles focus on a range of topics, including crime, politics, healthcare, and community issues.
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By: Abby Zieverink
Election day has officially arrived in Saskatchewan, and many voters were eager to cast a ballot to help decide which party will govern the province for the next four years.
Just 21 per cent of eligible voters turned up to vote in the city’s 2020 election.
Parts of the province will see it’s first accumulation of snow for the season.
The 55th annual charity toy drive, powered by Sunlife, launched on Tuesday. The event is meant to ensure every kid has a gift under the Christmas tree during the holidays this year.
Regina residents waited until after midnight to learn the results of the city’s municipal elections
"Make sure to start connecting with the organizations of different communities."
Canada Post workers took to the picket lines on Friday morning in Regina.
By: Abby Zieverink
Much of Saskatchewan is gearing up for its first real taste of winter.
Many people across the province are waking up to the white stuff, and lots of it.
The snowy weather might not be the best news for those who have a flight scheduled.
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