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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Mick Favel's coverage mainly focuses on local community events, initiatives, and cultural aspects in Canada. If you want to reach out effectively, consider pitching stories related to Indigenous culture and achievements, wildlife, sports, community events and initiatives within the Canadian context.
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By: Mick Favel
Dr. Chris Ekong, a retired neurosurgeon who remains active in the community, was announced as CTV Regina's 2024 Citizen of the Year (opens in a new tab) on New Year's Eve.
By: Mick Favel
A Regina woman currently waiting for a kidney transplant is now seeking a donor through a social media post.
Carmichael Outreach has seen a busy start to the new year due to cold weather hitting Regina. On a regular day, the charity organization sees around 50 people come through their doors.
According to the Saskatchewan Realtors Association, 2024 was the second-best year on record in terms of home sales in the province.
After three years of the highest count of deaths due to overdoses in Saskatchewan’s history, the numbers have declined.
‘The chaos’: Sask. man recounts wildfires in California
By: Mick Favel
The Regina Public Library (RPL) are among the first of their kind in Canada to offer two navigational systems for those with hearing loss or visual impairments.
Audience members at the Mackenzie Art Gallery got a sneak peek of a new play exploring Saskatchewan medical history.
A new sub-committee created by Hockey Regina will be focused on growing the organization’s female membership over the long-term.
By: Mick Favel
Since 2003, Indigenous Grandmothers Caring for Grandchildren has been offering support to grandmothers currently in a parental role.
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