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Articles by Josh Lynn
- Sask. has nearly exhausted its supply of free COVID-19 tests
- Sask. teachers to withdraw lunchtime supervision for one day
- Sask. teachers to withdraw lunchtime supervision for one day
- Sask. teachers return to the picket lines
- Sask. teachers return to the picket lines
- Hens could soon be allowed in some Regina backyards
- Sask. teachers announce full-day, rotating strikes
- Saskatoon gas station had diesel in regular pump for nearly 24 hours
- Saskatoon mayor Charlie Clark won't seek re-election
- Saskatchewan restricts needle exchange, makes changes to harm reduction funding
- Sask. teachers start new 5-day countdown to job action
- As Saskatchewan teachers strike, government says it won't cross 'line in the sand'
- As teachers' strike looms, Sask. government has no plans to change course
- Saskatchewan teachers to strike for one day
- Sask. teachers inch towards job action as negotiations falter
- Sask. teachers inch towards job action as negotiations falter
- Federal judge upholds ruling that trucker in Humboldt Broncos bus crash could be deported
- Sask. teachers' union says labour disruption is 'virtually inevitable'
- Sask. mayors pitch Via Rail plan that offers tantalizing possibilities
- Sask. teachers inch towards job action as negotiations falter
Josh Lynn
March 2024: Josh Lynn is no longer with CTV News Saskatoon.
Josh Lynn is CTV News Saskatoon's Digital News Supervisor. He covered the 2022 James Smith Cree Nation mass stabbing and the COVID-19 health emergency in Saskatchewan, as well as numerous elections. Previously, Josh served as Senior Producer for CTV News at Six, Saskatoon's most-watched news program, which was recognized with the RDTNA's 2019 Bert Canning Award for best newscast. During his tenure, he produced a live, on-location news broadcast in conjunction with the Humboldt Broncos home opener following the team's tragic 2018 bus crash. Prior to joining CTV News in 2018, Josh worked in news and current affairs at CBC in Saskatoon and Thunder Bay, and as a news reporter at Acadia Broadcasting in Thunder Bay. He graduated from the Confederation College Broadcasting and Television Production program in 2011.
Josh speaks English.