John Flatters is a videojournalist at CTV Saskatoon. He covers a variety of topics including individual and team sports, as well as security systems, drawing from his extensive background in sports reporting and broadcasting. John has been featured in CTV News Saskatoon and CTV News.
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Saskatoon, Canada (Local)
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John Flatters' coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly related to Saskatchewan and Saskatoon. He covers a wide range of topics including community events, business updates, sports news, and human interest stories.
To effectively reach out to John, consider providing him with newsworthy local announcements such as community events or government initiatives that would be relevant to his geographic focus in Saskatchewan and Saskatoon. Human interest stories about individuals or families within the region may also resonate well with his coverage areas.
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By: John Flatters
The City of Saskatoon is working to curb the growing concern of bear spray incidents. On Wednesday, city council approved changes to the business license bylaw regarding the use of bear spray.
Members of the provincial and federal government, healthcare providers and First Nation leaders gathered at the Virtual Health Hub in Saskatoon on Friday to celebrate a milestone.
An 11-year old mixed martial artist from Saskatoon wants to share his inspiring story with the world by becoming the 2025 Youth Athlete of the Year.
By: John Flatters
The City of Saskatoon is going in a different direction with its green cart program after the company hired to process organics "defaulted" on the contract but the president of the company says he wants to set the record straight.
By: John Flatters
Police forces across the province are finding it difficult to maintain adequate staffing.
Community leaders, members of the provincial government, as well as minister of Indigenous services, Mandy Gull-Masty gathered at the future site of the Virtual Health Hub on Whitecap Dakota First Nation on Friday.
The Saskatoon Blades are getting ready for the 2025-26 regular season, making final preparations ahead of Friday night's season opener in Prince Albert.
Prince Albert Raiders Matyas Man and Michal Orsulak are back in Saskatchewan after their performance at the World Junior Hockey Championship in Minnesota.
