Hallee Mandryk is a journalist based in Regina, Saskatchewan, focusing on local news for CTV News Regina. With her work also appearing in CBC, Hallee covers a range of topics including community events, crime, business, and human interest stories, highlighting the impact on the local community.
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Hallee Mandryk focuses on local news in Saskatchewan, with an emphasis on entertainment, culture & society, and family & relationships. She covers a wide range of topics including events, community issues, business stories, and features about animals.
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Two Regina teens facing second degree murder charges in connection to the death of a man on Boxing Day appeared in person in Regina Youth Court on Monday morning.
By: Hallee Mandryk
Noon Year's Eve returned to the Saskatchewan Science Centre on Tuesday. Ryan Holota, chief operating officer for the science centre said the event is one of the best days of the year at the building.
Government House of Saskatchewan opened its doors to the public once again for the annual New Year's Day Levee on Wednesday.
By: Hallee Mandryk
The family and community of a man shot by police in Hamilton in November continue to seek answers surrounding the circumstances of his death.
Ringette teams from across western Canada gathered in Regina over the weekend for the 35th annual Jim Benning Invitational.
By: Hallee Mandryk
As the world of online dating continues to grow, those looking for an alternative option have had some luck with speed dating.
Eighty-four youth volleyball players from 27 First Nations across Saskatchewan gathered over the weekend to compete in Regina at the annual FSIN Volleyball Championship.
By: Hallee Mandryk
The Saskatchewan Cancer Agency's Breast Screening Bus has made its way to Weyburn, just in time for the beginning of new screening standards in the province.
By: Hallee Mandryk
The loved ones of Roman Miller were present in provincial court on Monday morning, as Daniel ‘Juma’ Atem made his first appearance in relation to Miller’s 2023 murder.
By: Hallee Mandryk
Regina's Scarth Street revitalization project will not include opening the city's sole pedestrian-only street to vehicles - keeping it exclusive to those on two feet.
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