Allison Bamford is a Morning Show Producer at Global News. She covers a diverse range of topics including agriculture and farming, real estate, business and economics, and health and wellness, often focusing on the housing market and consumer health. Allison has been featured in CTV News Regina, CTV News, CP24 Breaking News, and BNN Bloomberg.
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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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HANLEY, Sask. – Parts of the Prairies are dealing with their first heat wave of the season.
By: Allison Bamford
Environment Canada has issued a yellow heat warning for parts of southeastern Alberta and several areas in central and southern Saskatchewan that could last for the remainder of the week.
By: Allison Bamford
A framed photo of Jaali Weenie-Sutherland was on display during a press conference where her family members called for an independent investigation into her death. (CTV News)
By: Allison Bamford
A framed photo of Jaali Weenie-Sutherland was on display during a press conference where her family members called for an independent investigation into her death. (CTV News)
By: Allison Bamford
Fiancées Brit Sippola and Marley Kotylak are interested in intrauterine insemination, but their provincial fertility tax doesn't cover sperm. (Provided image)
By: Allison Bamford
A same-sex couple in Saskatchewan who is considering options to have a baby was disappointed to learn a provincial fertility tax credit doesn’t cover one key ingredient: sperm.
By: Allison Bamford
CRAIK, Sask. - Every spring around this time, dozens of Saskatchewan lakes are stocked with millions of baby walleye, known as fry.
By: Allison Bamford
SASKATOON, Sask. - Saskatoon officials are warning the public of increased safety risks on the South Saskatchewan River.
By: Allison Bamford
Saskatoon officials are warning the public of increased safety risks on the South Saskatchewan River as a spillway at the Gardiner Dam will be opened.
By: Allison Bamford
A Saskatoon festival considered to be the first celebration of queer culture in Western Canada, is being commemorated in a new postage stamp.
