Alexander Quon is a Reporter at CBC Saskatchewan. He specializes in municipal political coverage and data-reporting, with a keen focus on energy policy, public policy, and regional interests across North America. Alexander has been featured in Global Finance Herald and CBC.
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Alexander Quon's coverage primarily focuses on local news within Saskatchewan, particularly in the city of Regina. His reporting spans a range of topics including municipal politics, crime, and education.
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NDP say recall is necessary to deal with ongoing Canada-U.S. trade dispute
By: Alexander Quon
Areas damaged by smoke must be cleaned by hand, Regina Catholic Schools says
By: Alexander Quon
Trial in Estevan, Sask., is scheduled to run until Oct. 9
Briana Hayes of Oxbow, Sask., was fatally shot on April 24, 2024. Taylor Japp, the man accused of second-degree murder in her death, is also from the community, located about 250 kilometres southeast of Regina.
By: Alexander Quon
According to the Crown, Taylor Japp killed Briana Hayes inside a house on White Bear First Nation. Days later, police found her body in an outhouse at an abandoned farm. Then the house where she died burned down.
The average annual increase for Saskatchewan vehicle owners in 2027 is expected to be approximately $39.
Ottawa announced $5.3 million for six projects
By: Alexander Quon
Kevin Weedmark says he paid at his own expense, but Opposition wants proof
By: Alexander Quon
In a normal year, 25 per cent of Supreme Steel's business is from the U.S. Now it's 0, company says
2 judges agreed the claims were not in court's authority, 1 judge dissented saying it could've continued
