
Joshua Gwozdz
Digital Broadcast Journalist
Joshua Gwozdz is a Digital Broadcast Journalist with Global News Saskatoon.
Joshua began his media career working in radio, spending time with Black Gold Broadcasting and Pattison Media in Edmonton prior to his graduation from NAIT Polytechnic. During his time at NAIT, Joshua was the recipient of the Rick Lee Scholarship, awarded for best marketing plan to draw talent to work in radio as a career. He was also the recipient of the Ernie Poscente Memorial Scholarship, awarded by class vote by his classmates based on his work ethic, dedication, skill and support of his classmates. Rounding out his scholastic accolades was the Jason Lang Scholarship, given to those who eclipsed a grade average benchmark, which he received in each of the four semesters of his program.
After graduation, he worked as a creative content specialist, marketing manager, and sales lead for a software company in Sherwood Park. Joshua spent two years in that position before making the move to Saskatoon, where he re-entered the broadcasting industry as a Digital Broadcast Journalist at Global News Saskatoon.
When Joshua isn’t busy reporting, he enjoys a variety of hobbies, including creating content for social media, where he has garnered viral success, reading sci-fi books or watching sci-fi films, video gaming, visiting local breweries, spending time with loved ones, and listening to music from the ’60s through ’90s.
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Video Archives
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Family recalls Cancun illness, removal from WestJet flight
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Saskatoon could be an election battleground: new poll suggests
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Trade war tariffs could impact heavy duty parts supply
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Saskatoon population growth sees increased collision risk
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RCMP responds to concerns raised about dispatcher vacancies
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‘This is public safety’: Concerns raised about RCMP dispatcher vacancies
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Risk of slipping high across Saskatoon as snowmelt freezes
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Hope, confusion for Sask. alcohol producers amidst U.S. trade war
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Saskatoon overdoses impacting Narcan availability
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Overdoses spiking in Saskatchewan despite downward trend
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Pink shirt day in Saskatchewan
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Saskatoon sees more bear spray attacks
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Saskatoon seeking “most business-friendly” title
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Experts urge caution, preparedness as Saskatchewan hit by extreme cold snap
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Saskatoon installing fence to deter University Bridge camps
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Sask. may double down on coal-fired power
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‘Every aspect of society has changed’: Sask. residents react to 3 years of war in Ukraine
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Saskatchewan encampment fires raise concerns over safety, supports
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Inside Saskatoon’s 2025 crime plan
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Inside Regina’s 2025 crime plan
Author Archives
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Family recalls Cancun illness, removal from WestJet flightBrette Cowen and Andrew Hoffman were vacationing in Cancun with their child Lennox when they fell ill with suspected severe food poisoning.ConsumerApr 1
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Saskatoon could be an election battleground, new poll suggestsSaskatoon could become a potential battleground amidst Canada’s upcoming federal election. New poll data suggests some ridings are closer to flipping over than previously thought.PoliticsApr 1
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Canada-U.S. trade war tariffs could impact heavy duty parts supplyAmerican tariffs and reciprocal ones from Canada are expected to impact vehicle parts supply and pricing in the future. Suppliers are preparing.EconomyMar 28
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Saskatoon population growth sees increased collision riskYear over year, the number of traffic tickets issued by the Saskatoon police are down while fatal and non-fatal collisions are up significantly.CanadaMar 20
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Hope, confusion for Saskatchewan alcohol producers amid U.S. trade warAmerican alcohol is being removed from shelves as premiers seek to improve interprovincial trade. Some Saskatchewan producers see it as an opportunity to improve small businesses.ConsumerMar 10
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Saskatoon overdoses having an impact on Narcan availabilityAmidst a staggering jump in overdoses, Saskatoon first responders and support organizations are seeing significant demand for naloxone kits.HealthMar 7
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Overdoses in Saskatoon are taking a toll on city’s first respondersSaskatoon Fire reported 37 overdoses in the last 24 hours alongside several suspicious deaths which may be connected to the overdoses.HealthMar 6
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Risk of slipping high across Saskatoon as snowmelt freezesWarmer weather followed by freezing temperatures is creating problems for Saskatoon residents in the form of icy sidewalks and slipping hazards.WeatherFeb 28
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Overdoses spike in Saskatchewan despite downward trendOverdoses in 2024 marked a four-year low for Saskatchewan. But recent overdoses in Saskatoon and alerts of dangerous drug supplies make optimism about the trend premature.HealthFeb 27
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Saskatchewan marks Pink Shirt Day to show support for a world without bullyingOn Feb. 26th, students and school staff across Saskatchewan dressed in pink shirts to advocate for a world without bullying.EducationFeb 26
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Saskatoon winter warming causes problems around the citySaskatoon saw record-setting cold just last week, and now it's warm enough to melt densely-packed snow around the city. While a pleasant change, it's not without its challenges.EnvironmentFeb 25
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Despite new regulations, Saskatoon police report uptick in bear spray attacksConcerns being raised about safety in Saskatoon's malls after bear spray attacks in both Centre mall and Midtown Plaza over the family day weekend.CrimeFeb 20
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Saskatoon aims to become ‘most business-friendly’ city in CanadaSaskatoon is looking to become Canada's most business-friendly city and its chamber of commerce is proposing a new set of permit approval processes to help realize this goal.EconomyFeb 13
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City of Saskatoon installs fence to deter University Bridge encampmentsSaskatoon is taking more steps to secure University Bridge following a major encampment fire earlier in January.CanadaJan 30
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Saskatchewan may double down on coal-fired powerWhile many oppose a return to conventional coal power, mining cities like Estevan stand to benefit from the move.EconomyJan 27
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Saskatoon’s University Bridge opens after fire closureTraffic is once again flowing on Saskatoon's University Bridge after an encampment fire on January 19 melted a sewer line beneath it.EnvironmentJan 22
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Inside Saskatoon’s 2025 crime planSaskatoon's police chief Cameron McBride says the task of lowering crime is made more complex by existing social issues.CrimeJan 17
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Inside Regina’s 2025 crime planA new mayor, a new council and a new year to lower crime in Regina. New leaders of Saskatchewan's capital are challenged with setting priorities to make the city safer.CrimeJan 16
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Inside Moose Jaw’s 2025 crime planThe City of Moose Jaw is addressing its approach to crime in 2025. Police say crime rates are trending downward, but calls are still on the rise.CrimeJan 15
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Inside North Battleford’s 2025 crime planCanada's Crime Severity Index (CSI) ranked North Battleford the most dangerous city in the country for several years prior to 2023.CrimeJan 14
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Inside Prince Albert’s plan to reduce crime in 20252025 is a new year, but crime across Saskatchewan remains the same as previous years. Global News is speaking with Saskatchewan cities on their plans for reducing crime in 2025.CrimeJan 13
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Saskatchewan CRISP report confirms start of flu seasonRespiratory illnesses like RSV and influenza are on the rise throughout Canada, with Saskatchewan also reporting increased levels of sickness.HealthJan 10
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How would Saskatchewan feel about Canada becoming America’s 51st state?What does Saskatchewan think about president-elect Donald Trump's hopes of Canada becoming America's 51st state?CanadaJan 8
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Saskatchewan announces 2025 affordability plansThe provincial government announced on Tuesday the Saskatchewan Affordability Act as part of its plans to provide residents with financial relief in 2025.ConsumerDec 31, 2024
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Record year for emergency calls in SaskatoonA year of broken records for Saskatoon, 2024 saw increased emergency responses and more than double the community paramedic events compared with 2023.HealthDec 30, 2024