Michael Joel-Hansen is a journalist for MISSINIPI BROADCASTING CORPORATION, focusing on local news in Green Lake, Saskatchewan, Canada. With a focus on reporting on crime, community issues, and Indigenous affairs, Michael aims to provide comprehensive and accurate coverage of events and stories that impact the local community.
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Michael Joel-Hansen focuses on local news, particularly in Saskatchewan and Green Lake, with a strong emphasis on Indigenous communities and issues related to the RCMP. He often covers government announcements and events pertaining to crime, government & politics.
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By: Michael Joel-Hansen
Midtown Plaza's general manager believes the shopping mall's growth in 2024 will carry over to 2025 and beyond.
By: Michael Joel-Hansen
Cameco CEO Tim Gitzel sees a bright future for both his company and the uranium industry in 2025. Find out more.
Michael Joel-HansenSaskatoon StarPhoenixThe Saskatchewan Rivers School Division is returning their board chair and vice chair.At the Organizat
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Australia's Paladin Energy was recently given approval by the federal government to take over Canada's Fission Uranium. Find out more.
By: Michael Joel-Hansen
Submitted photo. An overhead view of Fission Uranium Corp.'s Patterson Lake South Project in the Athabasca Basin in northern Saskatchewan. The project is set to begin production in 2029.
By: Michael Joel-Hansen
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A million-dollar campaign is under way to make Royal University Hospital home to a leading-edge robotic system that offers people living with drug-resistant epilepsy a chance at a better quality of life.
By: Michael Joel-Hansen, Dave Deibert
The conditions attached to the approval of Bunge Ltd.'s US$8.2-billion acquisition of Viterra Ltd. are "woefully inadequate," Grain Growers of Canada's executive director says.
By: Michael Joel-Hansen
The federal government's approval of Bunge Global's $8.2-billion acquisition of Viterra is drawing mixed reactions. Find out more.
By: Michael Joel-Hansen
Donald Trump's tariff threats have created a climate of uncertainty for Canada's farmers, particularly in Saskatchewan. Find out more.
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