Will Mandzuk is a journalist based in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada. He writes for News Talk 650 CKOM and CJME, covering local news and events in the province. Will's articles focus on a range of topics including breaking news, community events, sports, and weather updates.
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Will Mandzuk's coverage primarily focuses on local news, with an emphasis on sports and community events in Saskatchewan, Saskatoon. He often features expert commentary and government announcements related to these topics. If you have insights or can provide perspectives relevant to local news, extreme weather conditions, winter activities, or sports developments specific to Saskatchewan and Saskatoon, your pitch is more likely to resonate with his coverage interests.
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The one word in the weather forecast that many people dread has made its first appearance this fall.
By: Will Mandzuk
Meadow Lake rider one of eight from Saskatchewan in PBR Saskatoon Classic.
'Everybody who picks up a poppy is doing that as a sign of respect.'
Political leaders headed to Saskatchewan's biggest city ahead of Monday's vote.
While a record number of voters are casting their ballots this year, elementary students are holding an election of their own.
"Some people try to take advantage of the emotion attached to the poppy."
By: Will Mandzuk
St. Joseph Guardians beat the Holy Cross Crusaders 38-34 on Friday.
All items collected and funds raised will be donated to Care & Share Saskatoon.
Both staff and animals at the zoo are getting ready for the upcoming cold.
Meteorologist James Colangelo said Alberta Clippers "do some funky things with the temperature."
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