Brady Ratzlaff
Digital Broadcast Journalist
After attending the University of Saskatchewan, Brady Ratzlaff headed to Calgary where he graduated from Mount Royal University’s broadcasting program.
Brady completed his practicum at Global Saskatoon in the fall of 2015 before accepting a job at Moose FM in Fort St. John as a sports reporter and anchor. A standout moment from his time in B.C was colour commentating the World Under-17 Hockey Challenge.
In March 2018, he travelled down the Alaska Highway to Grande Prairie where he took on the role of reporter and anchor for two radio stations at EverythingGP.
Brady is thrilled to be back in his home province and working as a digital broadcast journalist with Global Saskatoon.
When he is not pursuing stories, you can find him cheering on a number of his favorite teams including the Roughriders, Calgary Flames and New Orleans Saints. He enjoys the company of friends and family and loves being active or as he puts it, “whatever keeps me from being bored.”
Video Archives
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The Saskatoon board of police commissioner’s discussed SPS officers’ attire on Thursday. Should they wear symbols on their uniforms?
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The best youth soccer players from multiple provinces and territories took the pitch over the weekend in Saskatoon to showcase their skills
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The City of Humboldt is forging ahead with a new mulit-million dollar memorial for those who died in the 2018 Broncos bus crash
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Saskatchewan Liberals seek to push petition on government COVID-19 response
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Avian flu cases on the rise in Saskatchewan, Canada
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Prairie Lily set to sail for the summer season
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Guy Lafleur tribute in Saskatoon
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The former Continental Hotel has been demolished in Saskatoon
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Extremely dry conditions leading to fire bans for areas around Saskatoon
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Crews demolish the Continental Hotel in Saskatoon
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Saskatoon home renovations lead to the discovery of a lost family treasure
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Mixed reaction in Saskatoon to proposal to drug decriminalization
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Saskatoon police respond to 3 separate schools after phone call threats
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Saskatoon schools concerned with funding from provincial government as finalized 2022/23 budget deadline nears
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Humboldt-Watrous MLA Donna Harpauer pays tribute to Bronco families
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House of Commons pays tribute to Humboldt Broncos crash victims on 4th anniversary
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Saskatoon hockey team providing help to a couple who have been involved in unfortunate events
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USask tuition rising for the 2022/23 school year
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Saskatoon professional sculptor carving her path through creations
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Saskatoon startup company looking to change food accessibility
Author Archives
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City of Humboldt moving forward with new multi-million-dollar tribute centre for 2018 Broncos teamThe City of Humboldt is forging ahead with a new multi-million-dollar memorial to those who died in the 2018 Humboldt Broncos bus crash.CanadaMay 11
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Saskatchewan Liberals seek public support to push government for pandemic-handling responseThe Saskatchewan Liberal party is moving ahead to step two of their recent petition of door-to-door knocking, looking into how the Sask. Party has handled the COVID-19 pandemic.PoliticsMay 10
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Avian flu spread on the rise in Saskatchewan: ‘It’s very contagious for potentially all birds’Cases of avian flu are on the rise in Canada and across Saskatchewan. The virus is deadly to many bird species. People and other animals have a low risk of contracting it.HealthMay 9
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Prairie Lily sailing the South Saskatchewan River to begin summer boating seasonThe Prairie Lily River Boat sailing season began on Saturday in Saskatoon. The season runs through September.ConsumerMay 7
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Saskatoon’s former Continental Hotel demolishedThe Continental Hotel is no more after the fire department gave the demolition order. The property owner says he will rebuild anything in its place.CanadaMay 3
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Dry, windy weather leads to fire bans for rural Saskatoon areasSaskatoon Fire Department Deputy Chief of Operations and Communications Rob Hogan says fire crews are ready for this time of year through the transition of seasons.FireMay 1
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‘The building is beyond repair’: Saskatoon’s Continental Hotel being demolishedThe Saskatoon Fire Department announced on Wednesday that it is demolishing the Continental Hotel in downtown Saskatoon after safety concerns for the public.CanadaApr 28
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Home renovation, ‘amazing’ effort reunites Saskatoon family with lost heirloomDuring renovations at a Saskatoon home, a long-lost family heirloom was discovered hidden away and returned to the MacLeod family who lived there in the '80s and '90s.CanadaApr 25
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Drug decriminalization talks ramp up in Saskatoon: ‘We have the chance to take a leadership role’The police commission held meetings last week to discuss the work done to date on drug decriminalization plans for Saskatoon, and the work still to do.CanadaApr 25
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‘A great ambassador for the game of hockey’: Saskatoon hockey fan remembers Guy LafleurA Saskatoon diehard Guy Lafleur fan honoured his idol with a tribute outside of his house and in the western Canada Montreal Canadiens fan club dressing room.SportsApr 23
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Saskatoon school divisions concerned with provincial budgetThe two main Saskatoon school divisions voiced their concerns about the lack of provincial funding through a letter to the faculty, parents and students on Wednesday and Thursday.EducationApr 7
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Final stage show ‘The Revolutionists’ of 2021/22 season takes over Persephone TheatreThe Revolutionists by Lauren Gunderson takes the stage beginning this week at the Persephone Theatre in Saskatoon.EntertainmentApr 6
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University of Saskatchewan announces tuition increase for 2022-23 school yearThe University of Saskatchewan announced its plans to raise tuition for the 2022-23 school year by roughly 3.7 per cent.EducationApr 4
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Local hockey team provides hope to Vanscoy, Sask. couple involved in unfortunate eventsBraden Fauchoux and Rachelle Zacharias were given a tour of the Western Canada Montreal Canadiens fan club's dressing room in addition to a cheque for $500 on Sunday.CanadaApr 4
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MADD ‘impaired driver caught here’ campaign re-launches in SaskatchewanThe MADD 'impaired driver caught here' campaign has re-launched in communities throughout Saskatchewan, spreading the message of don't drive impaired.CanadaApr 3
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Saskatoon senior hockey team providing support for Vanscoy, Sask. coupleThe western Canada Montreal Canadiens Fan Club hockey team is planning to make a donation to the Vanscoy couple whose house was robbed while trying to find their lost dog.CanadaMar 31
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Saskatoon professional sculptor carving a path through her creationsA local professional sculptor has been using her passion for creating to stay busy during the COVID-19 pandemic, as she pauses national and international travel for competitions.CanadaMar 28
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Saskatchewan startup plots growth in mission to ‘rethink’ the workplace fridgeWith $1.35 million in startup funding, Cubbi is looking to change the game in food accessibility in Saskatoon and beyond.ConsumerMar 28
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Optimist Hill slopes closes 2021/22 winter season in SaskatoonPeople took in the last weekend of the season at Optimist Hill, in what was a roller coaster of a winter with multiple days of day closure due to the extreme cold and storms.CanadaMar 28
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‘I am very concerned’: Future of Saskatchewan in Motion in doubt after funding pulledThe not-for-profit organization has been around since 2003, providing and promoting the importance of physical activity.HealthMar 21
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Inflation impacting industries in Saskatchewan: ‘It definitely hurts our bottom line’Inflation is the highest it has been since 1991. It's affecting three key areas — food, shelter and transportation — in Saskatchewan and across Canada.EconomyMar 18
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Winter frozen in place for many portions of SaskatchewanMany people in Saskatoon are ready for winter to leave and for spring to arrive, but Mother Nature doesn't always grant those wishes, as it just keeps on giving.WeatherMar 14
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USask Huskies sports teams battle it out in the playoffs with fans filling seats in SaskatoonThe University of Saskatchewan sports fans have been coming out in full force to cheer on the Huskies during the playoffs after all no-fans mandates lifted.SportsMar 6
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Students at Sask Polytech have access to new state-of-the-art flight simulatorSaskatchewan Polytechnic recently announced the addition of a new state-of-the-art flight simulator.EducationMar 6
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COVID-19: Saskatchewan people, businesses prepare for life beyond the mask mandatePeople across Saskatchewan no longer have to wear masks — in fact, all COVID-19 restrictions and protocols are a thing of the past.CanadaMar 6