Allison Bamford is a video journalist at CTV Regina and a morning show producer at Global News. With a passion for local news, Allison covers a range of topics including community events, health, environment, and human interest stories. She is dedicated to providing accurate and engaging news coverage to the people of Saskatchewan and Regina.
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Allison Bamford predominantly covers local news, with a focus on government & politics and crime. She seems to be interested in evolving stories, breaking news, legal policy regulations, and government announcements related to Canada, Saskatchewan, and Regina. Given her interest in Indigenous issues as well as topics related to the mentioned geographic areas, she may be open to pitches that provide unique perspectives or insights into these specific themes.
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By: Allison Bamford
Ottawa is recognizing Canada's first female forensic pathologist as a person of national historic significance.
By: Allison Bamford
A Saskatchewan organization is breaking ground as the first to commercially produce rare earth metals in North America.
If something looks too good to be true, it might be. That's the message from Saskatchewan horticulturists after customers have come into their stores hoping to buy purple apple trees this month.
It is not a great time to be a coffee drinker. In general, coffee bean prices are the highest they've been in more than a decade, according
By: Allison Bamford
The contents of entire homes have been kicked to the curb in one south Tampa neighbourhood. Piles of garbage bags, broken trees and waterlogged furniture serve as reminders of how unforgiving nature can be.
Canada is getting served a smorgasbord of weather this week. The West saw its first sign of winter, while the eastern half of Canada experienced summer-like temperatures on Tuesday.
Scott Moe earned his second mandate as premier and his Saskatchewan Party held onto government for a fifth-straight majority, CTV News projected Monday night.
The inability to send and receive letter mail won't be the main pitfall of a service disruption. The biggest concern for rural communities, Lee said, will be parcel delivery. Small communities often rely on online deliveries for items they cannot find locally.
By: Allison Bamford
A group of researchers say they have more evidence to suggest the COVID-19 pandemic started in a Chinese seafood market where it spread from infected animals to humans.
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