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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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.
A water safety support unit based in Echo Lake hosted sessions this week to present the new equipment they use in emergency situations.
A new mountain bike intermediate flow trail and climb trail are now open at Buffalo Pound Provincial Park.
Sentencing submissions were presented in court for a youth who has pleaded guilty in connection to a 2025 death on Carry the Kettle Nakoda Nation.
By: Mick Favel, Caitlin Brezinski
According to the latest data from Lifesaving Society Canada, over 450 people die from drowning every year in Canada, making it the second leading unintentional cause of death for children and the third for adults.
By: Mick Favel
Approximately 850 households in the Weyburn area have been selected to participate in the Canadian Health Measures Survey (CHMS), a national survey conducted by Statistics Canada.
The Saskatchewan Health Authority is warning the public about the dangers of extreme heat in the province.
