
Troy Charles
Digital Broadcast Journalist
Troy Charles is a Digital Broadcast Journalist with Global Regina.
Troy began his career in 2019 as a reporter and anchor at TBT News in Thunder Bay, Ontario before joining Global Regina as a journalist in 2022. One of his career highlights includes covering the 2022 Grey Cup in Regina where he did a number of interactive live hits from around the Grey Cup Festival.
When Andrew is not busy reporting he enjoys a wide range of hobbies, including spending time outdoors golfing or playing hockey, listening to music, working on puzzles and cooking.
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Video Archives
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South Saskatchewan storm leads to first confirmed tornado of 2023
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Focus Saskatchewan: Pueblo Chili Co.
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Cathedral Village Arts Festival draws to a close
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Regina man left with injuries after alleged assault by Canadian Tire security guard
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Popular Regina local businesses team up to open in east end
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Focus Saskatchewan: Rare video game art
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Regina resident concerned for safety while cycling in the city
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Rider Rally held in Regina
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Saskatchewan reacts to King Charles III coronation
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Saskatchewan prepares for King Charles III coronation
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Regina Railfest Returns
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Thousands rally in Regina for increased education funding
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Can a drastic change in weather make you sick? What experts say
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First Nations University of Canada kicks off its annual spring powwow in Regina
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Saskatchewan communities rally around Winnipeg music students after bus crash
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Saskatchewan communities rally around Winnipeg music students after bus crash
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Immigrant families get to meet Justin Trudeau in Regina
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‘Everyone considered Derek a friend’: Funeral held for Sask. MLA Derek Meyers
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Trudeau talks guns, child care, natural resources and reconciliation during Regina visit
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Spring melt uncovers piles of garbage, drug paraphernalia in one Regina neighbourhood
Author Archives
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Artist dazzles: draws maps of Canadian cities with one continuous lineAt first glance his map of Regina looks nothing out of the ordinary but on closer inspection, starting in the top left corner you see the map is drawn with one continuous line.CanadaJan 29
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Regina mayor wants fellow councillor removed from community safety boardMasters will bring a motion to council to reconsider councillor Dan Leblanc's appointment to the board for the city's inaugural community safety and well being organization.PoliticsJan 22
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Regina Facebook group provides roadside assistance and only asks that you pay it forwardThe concept is simple: if your vehicle needs assistance, you post your needs in the group and more often than not a friendly citizen will be on their way to help.CanadaDec 24, 2022
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Grey Cup Festival draws mixed reviews from Regina restaurant industry“I don't even want to do a Grey Cup again. I just felt like we were left out,” says Kelly Monette the general manager of Bushwakker Brewpub.CanadaDec 12, 2022
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Regina mayor says councillors’ lawsuit against city manager is ‘disgusting’Mayor Sandra Masters said the actions of Dan Leblanc and Andrew Stevens contained undertones of sexism in regard to Niki Anderson, who is the city's first female city manager.PoliticsNov 24, 2022
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New YouTube channel showcases Saskatchewan’s beauty from aboveTwo brothers from Estevan are showing you don't need epic mountain ranges, lakes and waterfalls to capture stunning drone visuals.CanadaNov 7, 2022
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Regina man finds silver lining after he feels he was wrongfully fired during the pandemicSince his dismissal, Jonathan Aschenbrener has been working hard to get the justice he feels he deserves. However, from all this hardship arose a silver lining.CanadaNov 4, 2022
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Regina teacher recognized with 2022 Prime Minister’s AwardThe federal government hands out the award to teachers across the country who dedicate their lives to inspiring the next generation of leaders in classrooms across the country.EducationOct 6, 2022
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SaskPower chooses areas around Estevan and Elbow as possible nuclear reactor sitesBoth sites meet SMR facility criteria because of their proximity to a suitable water supply and availability of infrastructure like roads and emergency services.EnvironmentSep 20, 2022
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Residents look for apology from Regina councillor after filing complaintThe commissioner requested Terina Shaw receive training on how to communicate effectively, in a respectful manner, but council ended up voting 6-2 in favour of no sanctions.PoliticsSep 19, 2022
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Regina sees rash of restaurant break-ins with over 6 establishments hitO'Hanlon's Irish Pub, Pile O' Bones Brewing Company, Victoria's Tavern, Takeaway Gourmet, Bar Willow and others have all suffered from break-ins.CrimeSep 18, 2022
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As bivalent boosters roll out, Regina’s Extendicare Elmview outbreak sees all 46 residents infectedOn Oct. 9 the SHA will be taking over control of all Extendicare locations in the province, including the Parkside facility where 39 residents died after an outbreak in 2020.HealthSep 16, 2022
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Back-to-school shoppers in Saskatchewan facing inflation prices“It's pretty even across the board for things that have increased in price due to supply and logistic challenges,” said Josh Ning, General Manager for a Regina Staples location.EducationAug 18, 2022
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‘An incredible experience’: Musical ‘All-Stars’ from Regina picked to rock U.S. stagesCanada is home to nine School of Rock locations and Regina's Kennedy Pisula and Marshall Brooks were the only two Canadians to be selected for All-Star camp in the United States.EntertainmentAug 15, 2022
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Saskatchewan welcomes more Ukrainians to the Prairies after flight arrivesThe Sask. Party also signed a memorandum of understanding with two humanitarian organizations to bring another three flights of Ukrainians to the Prairies by March of next year.CanadaAug 12, 2022
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Victoria Square Mall staple Kraut Haven closes its doorsThe European specialty restaurant had been a mainstay at the Victoria Square Mall food court for over 30 years.CanadaJul 31, 2022
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Influx of fatalities on Saskatchewan roads present psychological challenges to first respondersAccording to RCMP, this year from June 1st to July 27 there have been 19 fatal collisions in Saskatchewan RCMP jurisdiction, Compared to 14 during that same time period in 2021.FireJul 28, 2022
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Regina has introduced free transit for riders 13 and under. Is 18 and under next?During 2023 budget deliberations, Regina city council will receive a report on the options surrounding fare-free transit for those 18 and under.EnvironmentJul 18, 2022
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Countdown commences for Country Thunder music festival in Craven, Sask.The stages are being erected and they might not look like much now but in a matter of days they will be home to some of the biggest artists country music has to offer.EntertainmentJul 11, 2022
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NDP calls on the province to provide school boards with emergency fundingAlong with cuts to teaching and auxiliary positions Regina Catholic Schools will now charge parents a $70 lunchtime supervision fee.EducationJun 24, 2022
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‘Love is love’ overriding message at Regina Pride ParadeThe parade is just one part of the ongoing 10 day queen city pride festival which recognizes the gender and sexually diverse communities of Regina.LifestyleJun 11, 2022
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Regina restaurants ready for Saskatchewan Roughrider’s home opener"Rider games are very helpful to struggling hospitality sector especially when were recovering from the pandemic," said Bushwakkers bar manager Grant Frew.SportsJun 11, 2022
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New Health Canada food labelling requirements for ground meat draw criticismThere are many products that will be exempt from the new rule but ground meats are not and its left some within the meat industry scratching their head.HealthJun 10, 2022
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Fundraiser pits workers against dreaded copy machine in ode to ‘Office Space’The concept for the fundraiser was simple, make a donation to Carmichael Outreach, choose your weapon, size up your copier and get to smashing.CanadaJun 4, 2022
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Regina’s Ukrainian community continues to support newcomers fleeing war'We're receiving newcomers here in Regina pretty much every day. They're coming and they have nothing. We're trying to help as much as we can,' said the president of UNF Regina.WorldJun 2, 2022