Jon Perez is a journalist at various media outlets including 620 CKRM and Moose Jaw Today. He covers a diverse range of topics, with a focus on health and wellness, business and economics, and cultural issues, while also exploring themes such as artificial intelligence and regional interests. Jon's work has been featured in several publications, including The Catholic Register and CDC Gaming Reports.
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Saskatoon, Canada (Local)
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Jon Perez's coverage is predominantly focused on local news and events in Saskatoon, Canada. He seems to prioritize expert commentary and announcements related to community events, culture & society, government & politics, family & relationships, as well as entertainment news.
Given his emphasis on local content and expert commentary across a variety of topics including community events and cultural celebrations in Saskatoon, he may be interested in pitches that provide access to knowledgeable individuals with insights into these areas or those who have compelling stories related to the local community.
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U of R Saskatoon campus's programs offer more career options for Saskatoon students.
By: Jon Perez
Saskatchewan has renewed SIGA's exclusive online gaming rights for three years while approving a new gaming pilot at Flying Dust First Nation.
By: Jon Perez
Saskatchewan is limiting SGI’s Auto Fund rate increase to 3.75 per cent as rising claims and repair costs pressure the Crown insurer.
SASKATOON, Sask. — Despite some rain delays, the two-day Nutrien Fireworks Festival pushed through, with thousands enjoying the Labour Day weekend with food, sights and sounds of the annual event.
By: Jon Perez
SASKATOON, Sask. — Despite choosing to source some of his products to support farmers and ranchers in the province, Saskatoon small business owner Amjad Rafiquie says he feels the pain of his customers whenever they buy groceries at his two stores.
By: Jon Perez
SASKATOON, Sask. — Hearing a prostate cancer diagnosis is a life-changing experience, as it alters a person's outlook, health, treatment plans and daily living. This is what happened to Glen Ertell when he received the news almost five years ago.
SASKATOON, Sask. — Flying Dust First Nation Chief Tyson Joseph Bear recently announced a major commercial development on its land north of Railway Avenue in Meadow Lake, moving ahead with plans for a new gaming facility, hotel and other amenities designed to attract visitors and create economic opportunities.
The new service agreement will support literacy programming and intensive services for students with specific learning disabilities.
Saskatchewan education support workers are renewing calls for better training and protections as classroom responsibilities grow more complex.
By: Jon Perez
SASKATOON, Sask. — Supreme Steel president David Fritz said tariffs imposed by the U.S. on Canadian steel have forced the company to revamp its supply chains and pivot more aggressively to local markets, as its once-significant market south of the border has slowly faded due to trade tensions between the two countries.
