Mia Holowaychuk is a journalist based in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada. She writes for News Talk 650 CKOM and CJME, focusing on local news and issues in the Saskatoon area. Her articles cover a range of topics, including community events, government negotiations, crime, weather, and practical tips for residents.
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Mia Holowaychuk's coverage largely focuses on local news and events, particularly within Saskatchewan and Saskatoon. Her articles often include expert commentary and government announcements, indicating she would likely be interested in pitches involving local experts or officials who can provide insight into relevant community events or issues.
Given her focus on culture & society, family & relationships, as well as entertainment news within a local context, Mia may also be receptive to pitches related to human interest stories or features about unique individuals or groups making an impact in the Saskatchewan community.
When reaching out to Mia with story ideas it’s important to consider the specific geographic scope of her coverage area which is primarily Canada and more specifically Saskatchewan including Saskatoon.
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By: Regina Cjme, Mia Holowaychuk
Next week, Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation members will vote on an offer from the provincial government. (650 CKOM file photo)
By: Saskatoon Ckom, Mia Holowaychuk
The Saskatoon Berries will sponsor U7 and U9 divisions for the 2024 season. The teams will now be known as the U7 Junior Berries and U9 Junior Berries. (Alex Brown/650 CKOM)
By: Mia Holowaychuk
The 22-year-old was last seen in 2020, now new information has prompted police to search the landfill.
By: Saskatoon Ckom, Mia Holowaychuk
This week's rainfall should improve wildfire conditions in Saskatchewan, according to Cliff Buettner, director of forestry and protective services for the Prince Albert Grand Council. (Government of Saskatchewan/Submitted)
By: Saskatoon Ckom, Mia Holowaychuk
AIM is a Saskatoon-based nonprofit providing specialized therapies and support for children and young adults with Down syndrome. (Alex Brown/650 CKOM)
By: Mia Holowaychuk
Potholes can be reported on the city’s website or by calling its customer care centre.
By: Mia Holowaychuk
Registration at the 2024 civil elections 'will be faster' with Saskatoon's modernized strategy.
By: Saskatoon Ckom, Mia Holowaychuk
Dr. Lee Old said one of the most rewarding parts of her job is the joy of helping a new life enter the world.(Driftwood + Co Saskatoon Birth Photographer/Submitted)
By: Saskatoon Ckom, Mia Holowaychuk
A community garden in Pleasant Hill hosts many make-shift shelters in early October. (Lara Fominoff/650 CKOM)
By: Saskatoon Ckom, Mia Holowaychuk
The province’s only lithotripter opened up at St Paul’s Hospital on Friday. (Submitted by St. Paul’s Hospital Foundation)
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