Mick Favel is a videojournalist at CTV News, where he has been since 2020. With a focus on Indigenous issues and the everyday challenges faced by Saskatchewan residents, Mick passionately covers a range of topics including agriculture, health, and animal rights. He has been featured in CTV News, CTV News Regina, and CP24 Breaking 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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Since Mick has a National (Canada) geographic focus in his reporting, ensure that any pitches are relevant specifically to Canadian communities or have broader implications for society at large.
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A man accused of setting a grass fire on Starblanket Cree Nation made his first court appearance in Fort Qu’Appelle on Monday.
By: Mick Favel
Cornwall Alternative School is celebrating a major milestone after graduating a Grade 12 class for the first time.
Brandt Industries were at the Court of King’s Bench for a summary conviction appeal concerning a workplace accident from 2021.
A new group supporting Indigenous cancer patients and their families is hosting sessions in Regina, with plans in place to expand to other cities.
A Regina man is paying tribute to Elvis Presley as he dons some of the late rockstar's classic outfits while performing his music on stage.
A family in Canora is uncertain if they will be able to move back into their home after it flooded during a rainstorm.
By: Mick Favel
Two men from Regina are being heralded as heroes after rescuing a driver who was trapped in her sinking vehicle.
By: Mick Favel
Two men from Regina are being heralded as heroes after rescuing a driver trapped in a sinking vehicle.
A rock effigy depicting a buffalo has been positioned on a hill on Highway 54 near Regina Beach.
Cases of Dutch elm disease are rising in Regina, with 26 confirmed cases so far this year. “We are seeing it everywhere.
