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Joelle Seal

Joelle Seal

Verified

Affairs Associate Producer, CBK-AM (Watrous, SK)

Regina

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I do not write about auctions, wine or booze. I don't write about NFTS or crypto.

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Total articles 74

  • 'I called you to protect me': Woman lost trust in police after being charged for domestic violence incident | CBC News

    By Joelle Seal Verified| CBC Saskatchewan@ WARNING: This article contains details of domestic violence. Tasha Dobni says she doesn't feel safe calling the Moose Jaw, Sask., police anymore. That's because the last time she called them for help after a former partner assaulted her, she ended up getting charged herself. "I was crying because I kept saying to them, 'I called you to protect me,'" Dobni said. "I won't ever do that again.

    By Joelle Seal Verified · CBC Saskatchewan

    Mar. 27, 2025

  • Sask. government's pronoun policy relied heavily on 1 U.S. expert

    By Joelle Seal Verified| CBC Saskatchewan@ Saskatchewan·NewCourt documents filed in response to a court challenge over the constitutionality of Saskatchewan's proposed pronoun policy show the government cited one U.S. expert it relied on in coming up with the policy. U.S. clinical psychologist wrote affidavit supporting Sask. government position, court documents showA U.S. clinical psychologist who is transgender was among the people the Saskatchewan government relied on in crafting its controversial new education policy.

    By Joelle Seal Verified · CBC Saskatchewan

    Oct. 20, 2023

  • 'I called you to protect me': Woman lost trust in police after being charged for domestic violence incident | CBC News

    By Joelle Seal Verified| CBC Saskatchewan@ WARNING: This article contains details of domestic violence. Tasha Dobni says she doesn't feel safe calling the Moose Jaw, Sask., police anymore. That's because the last time she called them for help after a former partner assaulted her, she ended up getting charged herself. "I was crying because I kept saying to them, 'I called you to protect me,'" Dobni said. "I won't ever do that again.

    By Joelle Seal Verified · CBC Saskatchewan

    Mar. 27, 2025

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CBK-AM (Watrous, SK)

The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), also known as Radio-Canada in French, is Canada's national public broadcaster. Established in 1936, it provides a wide range of broadcasting services across radio, television, and online platforms. The CBC aims to deliver Canadian content and counter the influence of American programming. CBC operates several radio networks, including CBC Radio One and CBC Music, and launched CBC Listen in 2019 to integrate its radio, music, and podcast offerings. Its television services include a variety of programming such as news, dramas, comedies, and documentaries, with a dedicated documentary channel for feature-length films. CBC News is one of the largest news operations in Canada, providing comprehensive news coverage across multiple platforms. The CBC also maintains websites for English and French content, offering access to news and programs. Its content includes documentaries, music channels, and a diverse range of podcasts. As a public service broadcaster funded by the Canadian government, CBC's services are available to the general public across Canada.

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