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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Buena Vista, Sask. - A veteran tree planter from Saskatchewan is attempting to plant an entire forest in just 24 hours.
By: Allison Bamford
For two decades, Taylor Swift fans have followed along with the singer's love, loss and heartbreak through her music.
By: Allison Bamford
As Saskatchewan expands the eligibility for routine breast cancer screening, advocates say more needs to be done to encourage uptake.
By: Allison Bamford
As Saskatchewan expands the eligibility for routine breast cancer screening, advocates say more needs to be done to encourage uptake.
By: Allison Bamford
As Saskatchewan expands the eligibility for routine breast cancer screening, advocates say more needs to be done to encourage uptake.
By: Allison Bamford
SASKATOON - Beers, wines and spirits are flying off the shelves inside one of Saskatoon's newest shops, but not an ounce of liquor is being sold.
By: Allison Bamford
Saskatoon store sells non-alcoholic beer, wine, spirits, and mocktails. (Hallee Mandryk / CTV News)
The graves of five Second World War veterans finally have permanent military markers, decades after the war heroes’ deaths.
By: Allison Bamford
Germany has banned workers from taking sick leave, even just one day, without a doctor's note.
By: Allison Bamford
SASKATOON - While Ottawa has set specific goals to boost the use of artificial intelligence through its recently announced national strategy, a non-profit in Saskatchewan is hoping to do its part in educating the public.
