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Anastasiia Bykhovskaia

Anastasiia Bykhovskaia

Anastasiia (Ana) Bykhovskaia is a general reporter with the Estevan Mercury.
Hailing from St-Petersburg, Russia, Ana started her career in online media in 2010. Her professional experience started with working as a news editor at the Internet-TV channel Piter.TV. She later took on an online lifestyle project called Modorama, where she was a chief editor and publisher. Ana also had a chance to work in TV journalism, where she tried herself as a news producer for the daily news show Incident Chronicle, broadcasted on St-Petersburg's TV100.
Later in life, she moved to Canada and settled in Estevan. Ana earned her undergraduate degree in International Journalism from St-Petersburg State University in Russia and her MA in Peace and Conflict Studies from the University of Manitoba and the University of Winnipeg.

Email
abykhovskaia@estevanmercury.ca

Recent Work by Anastasiia

Veteran, marching across Canada for mental health, stops in Bienfait

Veteran, marching across Canada for mental health, stops in Bienfait

In addition to depression, feelings of abandonment, racism, and physical and sexual abuse, Jefferson has faced many challenges. He shared his encouraging story with people in Bienfait last week.
Firefighters respond to accident by the mall

Firefighters respond to accident by the mall

Latest news from the Estevan fire department.
SV Theatre invites supporters to interactive murder-mystery supper

SV Theatre invites supporters to interactive murder-mystery supper

The production will feature a cast of eight local members.
Photos: Estevan Comp. Grade 9s urged to Be the Change

Photos: Estevan Comp. Grade 9s urged to Be the Change

On March 12 and 13, all Grade 9 students had a chance to experience the Challenge Day – a program allowing them to feel powerful love and belonging, connect across lines of difference and move towards creating the culture they want in their school. 
Estevan inspector to take on the role of deputy police chief

Estevan inspector to take on the role of deputy police chief

Warren Morrical will become the deputy chief with the Estevan Police Service as of March 31, replacing the retiring Murray Cowan.
Estevan experiences rise in crimes against property

Estevan experiences rise in crimes against property

According to figures released at the March 12 meeting of the Estevan board of police commissioners, members dealt with 63 crimes against property up to Feb. 29, as opposed to just 36 last year.
Column: War theme wins across the board

Column: War theme wins across the board

An opinion piece on latest Academy Awards ceremony.
Estevan Mercury Flashback – March 19, 1986

Estevan Mercury Flashback – March 19, 1986

This week's flashback.
Proposal for Estevan development and growth offers hydrogen hub, solar datacentre and more

Proposal for Estevan development and growth offers hydrogen hub, solar datacentre and more

A lot of community leaders and residents attended the event to learn more about what Estevan's future might look like, listen to what's currently being done and what makes Estevan an attractive place for innovational technologies.
Glow in the Dark Easter Egg Hunt a new option

Glow in the Dark Easter Egg Hunt a new option

The big Easter egg hunt is slated for March 28. The traditional egg hunt at the museum will start at 5 p.m. and will run until 8 p.m. Weather permitting, the glow-in-the-dark hunt through the museum's courtyard will run from 7-8 p.m.
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