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Mia Holowaychuk
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Anchor and Reporter, CKOM (Saskatoon, SK)
Saskatchewan, Saskatoon
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Biography
Mia is a journalist based in Saskatchewan, she reports on a diverse range of topics with a keen focus on feature writing. In 2021 Mia's career in journalism started as an intern at Global News Edmonton, where she cultivated her passion for storytelling. She then transitioned into a pivotal role as the executive producer of John Gormley Live, a prominent news talk show broadcasting to a large audience. She is currently a reporter for 650 CKOM News and 980 CJME providing comprehensive coverage on current events.
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By Mia Holowaychuk Verified| CKOM (Saskatoon, SK) Verified The grizzly bears at the Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park and Zoo are officially awake from their long winter nap. Koda and Mistaya don’t fully hibernate in the winter. Instead, they enter a state called torpor where their activity slows down, but they still get up and move around, even though they are not completely awake. Zoo Manager Jeff Mitchell said in the spring, the staff monitors temperatures and starts to open the doors to the enclosure to provide outside access for the bears.
By Mia Holowaychuk Verified| CKOM (Saskatoon, SK) Verified Former Saskatoon mayoral candidate Mark Zielke – who described himself as an “advocate for justice” during his campaign – was arrested in connection with an armed robbery and assault in North Battleford earlier this month. At around 10:40 p.m. on April 5, RCMP officers responded to a robbery at a business on Highway 16 in North Battleford.
By Mia Holowaychuk Verified| CKOM (Saskatoon, SK) Verified The grizzly bears at the Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park and Zoo are officially awake from their long winter nap. Koda and Mistaya don’t fully hibernate in the winter. Instead, they enter a state called torpor where their activity slows down, but they still get up and move around, even though they are not completely awake. Zoo Manager Jeff Mitchell said in the spring, the staff monitors temperatures and starts to open the doors to the enclosure to provide outside access for the bears.
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CKOM (Saskatoon, SK)