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Blair Farthing
Producer and Anchor, CTV Saskatoon News at Six and CTV Prince Albert Blair Farthing is a Producer for CTV Morning Live Saskatoon, and the Anchor of the CTV Prince Albert News at Noon. Blair was born and raised in the Parkridge neighborhood of Saskatoon. After graduating from ED Feehan High School he moved to Lethbridge, where he graduated with honors in the Broadcast program at Lethbridge College. He started at CTV Saskatoon in 2010, serving as an ENG/Camera Operator before moving to CTV Prince Albert to become a Video Journalist and Anchor, before eventually returning home to Saskatoon. Outside of work Blair enjoys spending time with his wife and family, and getting into shenanigans with his best friend (and Morning Live co-worker) Mike Ciona. Opens in new window Canadian country music star to play Dakota Dunes CasinoOpens in new window
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Did you know Leonard Cohen invented his own cocktail?
In 1975, while the Canadian singer-songwriter was staying in Needles, California, he created the perfect summery concoction using ingredients he found at a local 7-Eleven. He called that creation the Red Needle.
