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John Flatters

John Flatters

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Multi-Skilled Journalist, CFQC-TV (Saskatoon, SK)

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  • Saskatoon students showcase innovative projects at U of S

    By John Flatters| CFQC-TV (Saskatoon, SK) Verified Students in grades 6-12 from the Saskatoon area gathered at the University of Saskatchewan on Thursday to show off the science projects they’ve been working on for the past year. Competitors in the junior and senior divisions presented their work, which covered a wide range of topics. “From biomedical sciences, cancer research, AI assistive technology to hydraulic displays,” said Kelsey Knoblauch, vice-chair of the Saskatoon Regional Science Fair.

    By John Flatters · CFQC-TV (Saskatoon, SK)

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Liberal and NDP leaders visit Saskatoon ahead of federal election

    By John Flatters| CFQC-TV (Saskatoon, SK) Verified With 14 seats in the upcoming federal election up for grabs in Saskatchewan, the Conservative party currently holds all of them. Liberal Leader Mark Carney and NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh were in Saskatoon Wednesday to try and sway voters their way. During his address though, Carney was interrupted on more than one occasion. “That was misguided,” said Carney to a pair of protesters shouting about becoming the51st state. “You’ve made your point, you’ve made your point,” he said to another group.

    By John Flatters · CFQC-TV (Saskatoon, SK)

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Saskatoon students showcase innovative projects at U of S

    By John Flatters| CFQC-TV (Saskatoon, SK) Verified Students in grades 6-12 from the Saskatoon area gathered at the University of Saskatchewan on Thursday to show off the science projects they’ve been working on for the past year. Competitors in the junior and senior divisions presented their work, which covered a wide range of topics. “From biomedical sciences, cancer research, AI assistive technology to hydraulic displays,” said Kelsey Knoblauch, vice-chair of the Saskatoon Regional Science Fair.

    By John Flatters · CFQC-TV (Saskatoon, SK)

    Apr. 18, 2025

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CFQC-TV (Saskatoon, SK)