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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The 980 CJME newsroom is hearing reports about shots fired at a house in Regina’s northwest.
Property taxes may go up as the City of Regina considers options on to fund its new aquatics facility.
By: Abby Zieverink
It was an emotional day for many people taking part in the Regina Police Services 4th annual Sisters in Spirit Walk For Healing in Regina.
By: Abby Zieverink
Estevan was the windiest place in Saskatchewan on Saturday, recording wind gusts as high as 107 kilometres per hour.
Phillip Zajac says he got involved in politics because he wanted to give back to his community.
"We've sold 70 per cent more boxes than we did over the same six months last year."
With the Federal Government slashing immigration over the next few years, the big question is being raised as to how it will impact Saskatchewan’s economy.
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.
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