Mick Favel is a videojournalist at CTV News. He is passionate about covering Indigenous issues and everyday challenges impacting Saskatchewan residents, drawing from his own experiences as a proud member of Kawacatoose First Nation. Mick has been featured in CTV News, CTV News Regina, CP24 Breaking News, and CTV News Kitchener.
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Harvest has come to a standstill for a farm near Montmartre, Sask. because of the heavy rain which hit the area last week.
A campaign is underway to ease the restrictions of nicotine pouches across the country, in hopes of allowing them to be sold at more locations.
By: Mick Favel
It's up to the Saskatchewan Highway Patrol to monitor the braking systems of commercial vehicles in the province daily.
The Regina Floral Conservatory is one of Saskatchewan’s gardens that will be featured in a new documentary television series based on gardens in Saskatchewan.
By: Mick Favel
A Spanish Greyhound, known has one of the fastest in the world, is home safe after running loose in the Lumsden area for nearly three weeks.
Fourteen eagle feathers have been gifted to the Provincial Court of Saskatchewan, giving people the option to hold one while swearing an oath or giving testimony.
The town of Strasbourg has rallied behind a teenager who was involved in a serious farming accident in July.
An outbreak of invasive meningococcal disease (IMD) in Saskatchewan is still being monitored after being declared in September.
A longtime safety program in Regina is teaching children about dogs and what they're trying to communicate before an unsafe interaction potentially takes place.
Regina's Core Community Park is now surrounded by fencing as cleanup of the recent tent encampment is on standby.
