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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Convertibles, sports cars and Mini Coopers with the Union Jack flag painted on the roof were all on display in Saskatoon on Saturday as Saskatchewan’s British Car Club put on a car show at the Farmer’s Market in Saskatoon.
By: Will Mandzuk
It took 93 days, 44 officers, five tonnes of garbage and waste and approx. $1.5M to find Trottier.
By: Will Mandzuk
It was good news for Saskatchewan on the employment front on Friday, with the latest job figures released by Statistics Canada.
The provincial and federal governments can’t agree on whether there was a cut in employment and skill training funding for Saskatchewan.
Binding arbitration is good news for the Canadian Western Short Line Railway.
By: Will Mandzuk
The new school year can bring financial strain to some households, but two Saskatchewan foundations are doing their best to help relieve that stress.
It’s the final weekend for Saskatchewan families to get all their summer traveling in before kids head back to school.
The hockey world continues to mourn the loss of Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau.
“Now I’m here and it’s real, but so far everything’s been really smooth,” said Kara Paziuk from Manitoba.
The sounds of skates on ice, pucks hitting the glass and sticks banging on the boards are almost here.
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