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Wes Bloom / Freelance Reporter and Photojournalist

Wes Bloom / Freelance Reporter and Photojournalist

Wes Bloom is a semi-retired broadcast journalist. He is a veteran of nearly 30 years 鈥渙n-air鈥 in both radio and television as an investigative news reporter/journalist, anchor, and on-air personality working throughout much of Western Canada and the United States.
For the past decade, he has worked as a photojournalist gathering news stories and photos pertinent to those stories, writing feature articles and pieces for various news organizations and magazines. He is passionate about Saskatchewan history, and is a ferocious champion of its beauty, splendour and way of life.
Bloom operates a small recording studio and video production facility in southern Saskatchewan in close proximity to his family farm. He does voice-over narration for radio and television commercial content, slide presentations, promotional videos and documentaries.
He is an avid outdoor enthusiast, photographer, and adventurer who led numerous canoe trips and survival adventures in Northern Saskatchewan in days gone by. Bloom is the proud father of four sons, four granddaughters and nine grandsons. His second son, Sean, preceded him to the grave, leaving him now with just three remaining sons.

Recent Work by Wes

From Where I Stand: a quick wit and a sharp tongue

From Where I Stand: a quick wit and a sharp tongue

I鈥檝e known Grace Justus most of my 鈥榯hree-score-and-ten-something鈥 life. I should have known she was nearly incapable of giving a serious answer.
From Where I Stand 鈥 What鈥檚 up with Generation Z?

From Where I Stand 鈥 What鈥檚 up with Generation Z?

With this young lady鈥檚 timely help, in minutes the spare tire was on and I was ready to hit the road.
Where I Stand: If wishes were horses, then beggars would ride

Where I Stand: If wishes were horses, then beggars would ride

Today, in the midst of this global pandemic we find ourselves in, integrity is often a quality that is sorely lacking.
Willow Bunch marks important 150+two celebration

Willow Bunch marks important 150+two celebration

鈥淲e waited a long time to celebrate our 150th but it was worth it. Every event 鈥 from the parade to the spectacular fireworks, car show, entertainment, tractor pull, and delicious meals 鈥 was a great success."
Premier Scott Moe attends town hall forum in Assiniboia

Premier Scott Moe attends town hall forum in Assiniboia

Premier Moe suggested that meetings such as this 鈥 where government listens to people鈥檚 opinions and concerns 鈥 are important in aiding his government to plan a more effective strategy for the future.
From Where I Stand: as usual, Granddad was right

From Where I Stand: as usual, Granddad was right

In a recent column about the recent Blacktop Hop fundraising event for the Shurniak Art Gallery I made a couple of errors.
Lots of fun and entertainment at Mossbank Festival

Lots of fun and entertainment at Mossbank Festival

Old Wives Lake Festival included a variety of children and family activities, swimming, market, food truck wars, show 鈥榥 shine, blacksmithing, museum tours.
Future of helium development in Saskatchewan looks bright

Future of helium development in Saskatchewan looks bright

Greg Robb, president and CEO, explained that helium gas is used in many high-tech applications 鈥 not just for helium balloons.
Blacktop Hop fills street to support Shurniak Art Gallery

Blacktop Hop fills street to support Shurniak Art Gallery

Jyanne Williams organized a gigantic fundraiser for the Shurniak gallery and, with the power of her persuasion, convinced businesses and individuals to donate to a most worthy cause.
Assiniboia pulls out all the stops for Canada Day celebration

Assiniboia pulls out all the stops for Canada Day celebration

Residents from all over southern Saskatchewan descended on Assiniboia with family fun, relaxation and celebration in mind.
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