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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Two major hospitals in Saskatoon are at breaking point from issues caused by being at overcapacity, according to the Saskatchewan New Democratic Party (NDP).
Saskatchewan is once again bracing for impact, as an Alberta clipper will begin forcing its way across the province on Saturday night.
For many people it has become a Saskatchewan holiday tradition — packing their family into a vehicle with festive music playing and touring the BHP Enchanted Forest at Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park.
By: Will Mandzuk
A brand new Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital Foundation fund is designed to relieve financial stress felt by parents while their kids are in the hospital.
By: Will Mandzuk
Saskatoon Tribal Council (STC) Chief Mark Arcand said on Friday that he doesn’t want the city to wait to address homelessness, he wants something done now.
By: Will Mandzuk
Earlier this week the City of Saskatoon’s 2024 Point-in-Time count revealed there are at least 1,499 homeless people in the city, and Saskatoon Tribal Council (STC) Chief Mark Arcand believes that 90 per cent of them are First Nations.
By: Will Mandzuk
There’s no place like home — and for the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League’s Weyburn Red Wings home is now temporarily in Assiniboia, southwest of Regina.
Close to two dozen advocates braved the cold conditions on Wednesday to rally in front of Saskatoon City Hall asking for more to be done for homeless people in the city.
By: Will Mandzuk
The Purrfect Cup Cafe in Saskatoon woke up to a shattered window by its front entrance.
By: Will Mandzuk
Winter has officially arrived in Saskatchewan, but the weather has other plans.
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