Mia Holowaychuk is a Reporter and Anchor at panow.com, News Talk 650 CKOM, and CJME. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, animal care, arts and entertainment, and education, with a particular focus on animal rescue and rehabilitation, as well as the music industry. Mia's work has been featured in various outlets, showcasing her commitment to both animal rights and the vibrant arts community.
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Mia Holowaychuk's coverage largely focuses on local news and events, particularly within Saskatchewan and Saskatoon. Her articles often include expert commentary and government announcements, indicating she would likely be interested in pitches involving local experts or officials who can provide insight into relevant community events or issues.
Given her focus on culture & society, family & relationships, as well as entertainment news within a local context, Mia may also be receptive to pitches related to human interest stories or features about unique individuals or groups making an impact in the Saskatchewan community.
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By: Mia Holowaychuk
Fare payment is mandatory for those boarding a bus, and failing to produce a valid ticket or fare is considered an offence. Clear rules have also been established for transit users, including behaving in an orderly and respectful manner.
By: Mia Holowaychuk
A $3.4-million expansion at a Saskatoon clinic in Market Mall was unveiled Thursday, aimed at giving Saskatchewan patients faster access to medical imaging services.
Several homicide cases go unsolved for years in Saskatoon, but Det. Sgt. Darren Funk of the Saskatoon Police Service says that doesn’t mean they are forgotten.
By: Mia Holowaychuk
Sentencing begins on Friday for the former principal of Christian Centre Academy, who struck students with a wooden paddle during his tenure at the school in the early 2000s.
Two former Saskatoon police officers have lost their chance to appeal their firings, following the latest decision from Saskatchewan’s Court of Appeal.
By: Mia Holowaychuk
Former students testified at Duff Arthur Friesen’s two-week trial, saying they had been struck by Friesen with a wooden paddle as a form of what the court heard described as “scriptural discipline.”
A Saskatoon judge has reserved decision on forfeiting the truck of Curtis Dagenais, who killed two RCMP officers in 2006. The 1986 GMC truck has been stored in Regina for two decades.
By: Mia Holowaychuk
The crash occurred on March 5, when a semi operated by Regina-based Bowline Logistics collided with an overpass on Circle Drive while hauling a large excavator on a flatbed trailer, causing $400,000 in damage.
A judge has reserved his sentencing decision for the former principal of Christian Centre Academy, who struck students with a wooden paddle during his tenure at the school in the early 2000s.
Saskatchewan Polytechnic is naming its School of Business and Entrepreneurship after Saskatoon philanthropist Merlis Belsher.
