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 people, while also covering health and wellness topics, regional interest, and cultural movements. Aishwarya's work has been featured in Global News and CBC.
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Saskatoon, Canada (Local)
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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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No longer required to wait until 50 to get a mammogram
Police say they have tentatively identified body as that of 32-year-old Adan Vargas
Fans and supporters came out to watch history in the making
By: Aishwarya Dudha
Gardeners are hand-picking bugs and crushing eggs as researchers say a longer-term fix is in the works
By: Aishwarya Dudha
At least 100 people, kids and pets hunker down in the hall at Aquadeo
The South Saskatchewan River is flowing fast and causing problems near Saskatoon
Weekend hailstorm completely destroyed strawberry fields at Prairie Pathways
By: Aishwarya Dudha
The 26th overall pick is the highest a Sask.-born player has ever been drafted
After a wet and cold spring, extreme heat hits the province
Fifty-five years since their first-ever performance in Moose Jaw, the Snowbirds took to the sky Saturday before what could be an extended pause.
