Mandy Vocke
Reporter
Mandy Vocke joined the Global Saskatoon team in September 2019.
She graduated from SAIT’s Broadcast News program and received a bachelor of communications from the University of Calgary in 2019. She competed on SAIT’s cross-country and track and field teams, so she’s always ready to chase after any news story.
Mandy started her journalism career in Prince George, B.C., as a weekend reporter and anchor at CKPG News. Telling the personal stories of people in northern B.C. was very rewarding for her.
She enjoys being part of the community in any way she can. She spent many years volunteering at Best Buddies, an organization that builds friendships between people with and without intellectual and developmental disabilities. She also volunteered at Big Brothers Big Sisters while she was in Prince George.
Whenever she has free time, Mandy loves trying out restaurants in the city. She’s a self-proclaimed french fry connoisseur and is currently on the hunt for Saskatoon’s best fries.
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Video Archives
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Getting ready for the planting season Garden Tips
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Drop in blood donors concerning for Canadian Blood Services
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Saskatoon’s top headlines: Friday, May 20
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Celebrating Family Doctor Day in Saskatchewan
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Saskatoon’s top headlines: Thursday, May 19
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Decorating outdoor spaces: Décor and Design
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Celebrating Arbor Week in Experience Saskatoon
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Saskatoon’s top headlines: Wednesday, May 18
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Supporting Prairie Hospice Society through fundraisers
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City hall update: liquor laws, wellness centre, road construction
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Saskatoon’s top headlines: Tuesday, May 17
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Spring cleaning tips and refreshing ideas from Jo Alcorn
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Saskatoon’s top headlines: Monday, May 16
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Planting and maintaining container plants in Garden Tips
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Fertilizing, dog spots and pruning in Garden Tips
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Lucky Bastard Distillery in Experience Saskatoon
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Elevating commercial spaces in Décor and Design
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Mobile Integrated Health Unit in Medic Minute
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Getting a head start on planting season in Garden Tips
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The Local Kitchen in Experience Saskatoon
Author Archives
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Saskatchewan businesses utilizing QR code technology even after COVID-19 mandates liftedEven though physical menus are now welcome with lifted COVID-19 mandates, some Saskatchewan businesses will continue using QR codes.TechMar 14, 2022
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University of Saskatchewan medical students almost ready for residencyFourth-year USask medical students had a unique experience completing school during a pandemic.HealthApr 24, 2021
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TB cases on the rise in Saskatchewan in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemicAbout four out of every 100,000 Canadians have TB. In Saskatchewan, about six out of every 100,000 people in the province have the disease.HealthMar 24, 2021
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Battlefords’ Lighthouse emergency shelter shuttering its doorsThe Lighthouse serving the Battlefords will no longer operate an emergency shelter program come April 1, due to substantial funding changes.CanadaFeb 26, 2021
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Saskatoon’s Persephone Theatre creates group to address inclusivity, artistic directionCynthia Dyck and Yvette Nolan would lead Persephone Theatre's Artists' Working Group after facing backlash for its lack of diversity.CanadaFeb 26, 2021
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City of Saskatoon reviewing residential speed limits, looking for public feedbackThe City of Saskatoon may consider changing the current 50 km/h residential speed limits to 40 km/h or even 30 km/h after public review.TrafficFeb 24, 2021
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‘Historic moment’: Conversion therapy officially banned in SaskatoonThe decision to ban conversion therapy in Saskatoon is exciting for many, especially those in the LGBTQ2 community.CanadaFeb 23, 2021
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Saskatchewan Indigenous leaders welcome changes to Criminal Code, repeal of mandatory minimumsSaskatoon Tribal Chief Mark Arcand and Congress of Aboriginal Peoples Vice-Chief Kim Beaudin said repealing mandatory minimum penalties helps address systemic racism.PoliticsFeb 19, 2021
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Experts weigh in on possibility of nuclear energy in SaskatchewanNuclear experts explained what small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs) are and how they could work to create an alternate form of energy in Saskatchewan at a virtual lecture.EnvironmentFeb 18, 2021
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Saskatchewan parishioners practicing Lent traditions in unique waysSome Lent traditions will be changing this year in response to COVID-19 safety measures in Saskatchewan.CanadaFeb 17, 2021
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Healthcare Heroes: chief medical officer describes COVID-19’s impactWhile it’s been a challenge, Dr. Susan Shaw said health-care workers know how important they are right now.HealthFeb 16, 2021
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Saskatchewan organization highlighting ‘heart heroes’ for cardiovascular health campaignThe Mending Little Hearts Fund of Saskatchewan is highlighting different 'heart heroes' each day this month to help raise awareness and funds for the organization.HealthFeb 11, 2021
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Valentine’s Day keeping Saskatoon businesses busyValentine's Day is creeping up, and many people in Saskatoon have been planning ahead on gifts.CanadaFeb 10, 2021
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Healthcare Heroes: Saskatoon ER nurse describes work during pandemic'COVID has pretty much taken over our lives,' says Royal University Hospital ER nurse, Carol Scrivener.HealthFeb 10, 2021
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Coronavirus: People with intellectual disabilities included in Saskatchewan vaccine rolloutSARC's executive director said people with intellectual disabilities are often immunocompromised, making the COVID-19 mortality rate high.HealthFeb 9, 2021
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Video of racist customer at a Saskatoon restaurant brings forth community supportThe incident shows a man yelling racist slurs when employees at Mai's Kitchen Vietnamese Cuisine asked a group to wear masks indoors.CanadaFeb 5, 2021
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E-scooters could hit Saskatoon paths and sidewalks this spring or summerIf it rolls out in Saskatoon, which could be as early as this spring, 378 e-scooters would be in areas like downtown or along Broadway.CanadaFeb 4, 2021
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Pleasant Hill house fire leaves one person deadSaskatoon firefighters entered and searched for the home for occupants and immediately discovered someone unconscious, who was determined to have been deceased.CanadaFeb 2, 2021
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Community consultation needed for amalgamation of 3 Saskatoon schools: residentsThe Saskatoon Public School Board is proposing a city-centre school should be built in Optimist Park after previously suggesting the Princess Alexandra school site.EducationFeb 2, 2021
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Black History Month: Saskatchewan’s Mattie Mayes leaves impact decades after her lifeMattie Mayes was born a slave and eventually migrated to Saskatchewan, leaving a lasting impact on many in the province and beyond.FeaturesFeb 1, 2021
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Alsask, Sask. radar dome used in Cold War era restoredThe Canadian Civil Defense Museum has restored a site in Alsask, Sask., that helped in Canada's defence against the Soviet Union.CanadaJan 29, 2021
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Saskatchewan’s first free-standing hospice opens, accepts patientsThe Hospice at Glengarda will have 15 beds for patients in and around Saskatoon, providing end of life care.HealthJan 27, 2021
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Two northern Saskatchewan airlines rebrand, consolidate to ‘stay alive’West Wind Aviation and Transwest Air will now be known as Rise Air, in response to financial challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.CanadaJan 22, 2021
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Saskatoon retirement home proving 90 is the new 70 in TikTok videosDuring a tough year, some Saskatoon seniors have stayed optimistic and young at heart.CanadaJan 21, 2021
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Saskatoon doctor recognized for response to carbon monoxide poisoningDr. Mark Wahba received the SFD Award of Merit for his quick call to action when treating someone with carbon monoxide poisoning.CanadaJan 18, 2021