Mick Favel is a journalist for CTV News Regina, focusing on national news in Canada. With a passion for community stories and highlighting local events, Mick covers a range of topics including missing persons cases, community initiatives, cultural events, and environmental news.
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Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada (Local)
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By: Mick Favel
A group of students along with faculty members from the University of Regina (U of R) held a peaceful sit-in to show their support for the people of Gaza and the West Bank on Friday.
The Regina Riot football team will be donning another local football team's colours this Sunday at Leibel Field.
An inquest into the 2015 death of Haven Dubois continued on with various experts and witnesses sharing their testimony Tuesday.
By: Mick Favel
After three hours of deliberation, the jury at a coroner's inquest in Regina came to the conclusion Haven Dubois died by drowning, and that the manner of his death is "undetermined."
Regina's new YWCA building is just months away from completion and is running ahead of schedule.
To kick off Pride Month, Cowessess First Nation hosted their annual BBQ in celebration of the LGBTQ2S+ community.
A new group in Regina has formed to express the importance of Saskatchewan wetlands and their future preservation.
A first of its kind Indigenous pageant is bringing 26 contestants from across the country for the opportunity to be titled
Grade 12 students from across Treaty 4 Territory took part in the third annual Walk of Honour this week.
By: Mick Favel
The First Nations University of Canada (FNUniv) has partnered with the Mastercard Foundation with the goal of improving Indigenous post-secondary education.
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