Laura Woodward is a Reporter at CTV News. She covers a diverse range of topics including animals, health and wellness, and culture, with a particular focus on pets, veterinary care, and public transportation. Laura's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as CTV News Regina, Chemistry World, and CP24 Breaking News.
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A Saskatoon baby’s adorable powwow dance moves become a viral hit with millions of views.
By: Laura Woodward
Comedian Bill Stiteler has a knack for appreciating things other people may find too ordinary. He's turned this gift into a career.
By: Laura Woodward
Warning: This story contains details some readers may find disturbing. Cody Chubey admitted he killed his girlfriend, but said he was so intoxicated he doesn't remember the attack.
By: Laura Woodward
Intent was at the centre of closing arguments Thursday in the trial of a man accused of killing his girlfriend with a snow shovel.
By: Laura Woodward
The Saskatoon Friendship Inn is preparing for Thanksgiving dinner, its busiest time of the year. Volunteers are cooking 75 turkeys and hundreds of pounds of potatoes.
By: Laura Woodward
A former Saskatoon Catholic school employee faces new charges after a sixth girl came forward with allegations against him.
By: Laura Woodward
Police Chief Cameron McBride remembers his days working patrol. He'd respond to about seven calls on a 12-hour shift.
By: Laura Woodward
A Saskatoon convenience store has been ordered closed for 90 days after a judge found persistent drug activity at the property was harming the surrounding community.
By: Laura Woodward
The Angus family is pushing for answers, nearly three months after their loved one was killed. Odell Angus, 24, was fatally shot on July 30.
By: Laura Woodward
Saskatoon police removed 346 people from Saskatoon buses for unpaid fares in September, the first month of the city's new transit safety program.
