Aishwarya Dudha is a reporter for CBC Saskatchewan based in Saskatoon. She specializes in immigration, justice, and cultural issues, with a focus on elevating the voices of vulnerable communities. Aishwarya's work has been featured in Global News and CBC, covering themes such as health and wellness, climate change, and social interest.
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Aishwarya's coverage focuses on local topics in Saskatchewan, with an emphasis on family and relationships, government & politics, as well as culture & society. She mostly covers evolving stories related to government announcements and breaking news.
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The special moment when Bryce Sherring found out that her engagement ring was handcrafted by her father.
By: Aishwarya Dudha
A beloved Balgonie, Sask., high school teacher and coach who was left paralyzed after a bizarre accident has died.
Blaisen Nicotine from Red Pheasant Cree Nation has been charged after an investigation into child pornography being sold online.
By: Aishwarya Dudha
The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) has announced $15 million in new funding to increase acute care capacity at Saskatoon City Hospital.
By: Aishwarya Dudha
Most provinces and territories have signed onto a new federal child-care agreement that will see them split nearly $37 billion in funding from Ottawa from 2026 through 2031. Alberta and Saskatchewan have yet to sign.
After public consultation, polling and debate, Regina's city council has decided to keep Scarth Street a pedestrian mall, scrapping a proposal to allow vehicles on the pedestrian walkway.
By: Aishwarya Dudha
A local Métis group is pressing the rural municipality of Kellross to return a red river cart, an iconic Métis symbol, that they’re claiming ownership over.
By: Aishwarya Dudha
Racquel Hilbert, the Saskatchewan Party MLA who called federal NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh a terrorist in the provincial legislature last month, has been removed from additional MLA duties, the party says.
By: Aishwarya Dudha
The Saskatchewan Health Authority is warning of possible exposure to measles at two retail locations in Regina earlier this week.
A 71-year-old housing advocate in Weyburn is now being denied a care home of his own. Fred Sandeski says he will no longer have a care home bed starting Wednesday.
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