Kayla Guerrette

Digital Broadcast Journalist

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• Drinkle building art wall in Saskatoon features work from Ukrainian artist

  Igolkina's story and the war in Ukraine is what inspired Drinkle building owner Dave Denny to bring her art to Saskatoon

  World

  Aug 7, 2022
• Homelessness is increasing in Saskatoon, say housing advocates, experts

  Homelessness is on the rise and it has housing advocates concerned. Station 20 West in Saskatoon invited the community for an appreciation day in hopes of sharing this reality.

  Economy

  Aug 5, 2022
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• Saskatoon Food Truck Wars returns for 8th year

  Food trucks from across Saskatchewan and Manitoba are back in downtown Saskatoon. The trucks set up early Thursday to be ready to welcome the community during the lunch hour.

  Entertainment

  Aug 4, 2022
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• COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect Saskatchewan arts and entertainment industry

  Arts and festival organizations in Saskatchewan say COVID has changed the game. 'Bounce back? I don't know if that is something that anybody is going to be able to do.'

  Economy

  Jul 29, 2022
• Backlog in surgical procedures has Sask Party moving forward with private clinics

  As staff shortages continue, the Sask. Party says it is moving forward with surgical privatization, but one union is calling out the government saying the move is unacceptable.

  Health

  Jul 28, 2022
• Saskatoon woman hopes message seen on car will help her find kidney donor

  It's not just a problem in the province. It's a problem across the country. One in 10 Canadians lives with kidney disease

  Health

  Jul 25, 2022
• Future of wastewater COVID-19 tracking in Saskatchewan in question

  The wastewater numbers are currently the only real glimpse into how the virus is doing in Saskatchewan. But changes are coming and now everything is left in question.

  Health

  Jul 18, 2022
• National charity hopes to bridge gap in pancreatic cancer care with new accredited program

  A national charity is hoping to bridge the gap in pancreatic cancer patient care – the type of cancer that has the highest mortality rate in Canada.

  Health

  Jul 18, 2022
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• Leisureland Park in Saskatoon closes after 25 years

  For 25 years a local motor home community knew that one day they would have to move. That time is now and Meewasin Valley Authority is ready to start restoring the land.

  Lifestyle

  Jul 16, 2022
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• Taxpayers group says federal carbon tax weighs heavy on Canadians

  As the federal government prepares to send out carbon tax rebate cheques, some are speaking up and saying it is not enough.

  Economy

  Jul 16, 2022
• Rider fans touch down in Nova Scotia

  As the Roughriders touch down in Atlantic Canada, a lot of fans in Saskatchewan are making the trip for Saturday's game in Wolfville, Nova Scotia.

  Sports

  Jul 13, 2022
• Advocates push for more homes to be built in Saskatchewan

  "We have a lack of inventory and our inventory keeps going down month after month for the past three years," said Chris Guerette, Saskatchewan Realtors Association CEO.

  Economy

  Jul 7, 2022
• Five possible tornadoes touch down in Saskatchewan

  Areas in southern Saskatchewan were under severe thunderstorm warnings on Wednesday, but as Kayla Guerrette explains, some witnesses felt like they came with no warning at all.

  Canada

  Jun 30, 2022
• Experts weigh in on Saskatchewan’s COVID-19 situation

  Experts in Saskatchewan are warning the public that COVID-19 is far from over. Summer months may bring with them a break from the virus, but another wave is expected next fall.

  Health

  Jun 28, 2022
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• Bison herd at Wanuskewin Heritage Park grows by six

  Wanuskewin Heritage Park has welcomed six new baby bison. Three males and three females. They all have a piece of Saskatchewan's history that can be found within their DNA.

  Canada

  Jun 24, 2022
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• Saskatoon Jazz Orchestra, artist Allyson Glenn collaborate on unique Dimensions in Sound program

  What if music could be seen and not heard? Kayla Guerrette shares the story of a Saskatoon woman who can do just that -- see music.

  Perspectives

  Jun 24, 2022
• Economics expert says federal government’s plan announcement will not help inflation

  Jason Childs, an associate professor of economics at the University of Regina, says the best way for the federal government to tackle inflation is to reduce spending.

  Politics

  Jun 22, 2022
• Family rents their RV to enable others to make good summer memories in Saskatchewan

  For Katie Baird and her family rising gas prices have no affects on how popular it is to rent their RV for the summer. But, for Campland RV Resort it's the opposite.

  Economy

  Jun 16, 2022
• Saskatoon welcomes Swoop flight as feds end COVID-19 vaccine mandate for travelers

  The federal government announced the suspension of COVID-19 vaccination rules for travellers on the same day the Saskatoon Airport welcomed it's first Swoop Airlines flight.

  Canada

  Jun 14, 2022
• Three collisions over the weekend caused by alleged impaired driving

  Three collisions in Saskatoon over the weekend involve allegedly impaired drivers. The news leaves the president of MADD in Saskatoon at a loss of words.

  Investigations

  Jun 14, 2022
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• Rising costs hurting Saskatchewan farmers

  The cost of doing business on Colborn Farms is getting more and more expensive for farmer Shawn Colborn. All due to rising fuel prices.

  Economy

  Jun 8, 2022
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• Need for mental health services within Saskatchewan LGBTQ2 community continues to rise

  Mental health services helped Stoodley get to where he is today. Many in province are in need of those same services but are left waiting as counsellors struggle to keep up.

  Health

  Jun 7, 2022
• Warmer weather has arrived in Saskatchewan but temperatures cooler than last year

  The warmer weather is not here to stay. Cooler than normal temperatures are going to linger into next winter.

  Weather

  Jun 6, 2022
• Kids from across Saskatchewan learn about agriculture through ‘Meals from the Farm’

  'Meals from the Farm' teaches kids from across Saskatchewan more about which food items are produced in the province.

  Education

  Jun 3, 2022
• Remote community leaders from across Canada meet for first time in Saskatoon

  For the first time, leaders in remote community have come together for a three-day symposium at TCU place in Saskatoon, the first event of its kind in Canada.

  Perspectives

  Jun 1, 2022