Alexander Quon is a reporter with CBC Saskatchewan. He specializes in municipal political coverage and data-reporting, focusing on themes such as government and politics, energy and mining, and public policy. 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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By: Alexander Quon
Three teen boys are among those charged Prince Albert police seized 4½ kilograms of cocaine and methamphetamine, and arrested 10 people as part of a month-long drug trafficking investigation.
By: Alexander Quon
Premier Scott Moe joins high commissioners for Canada and India to discuss the countries' relations
Top 3 were former interim CEO of REAL, fired city manager, dismissed police chief
RCMP say man's body recovered on Sunday RCMP say a 30-year-old man from Saskatoon drowned at Lake Diefenbaker over the weekend.
By: Brett McKay, Alexander Quon
Hundred of thousands of dollars pass through cryptically named corporate accounts to Sask. political parties
By: Alexander Quon
Opposition say provincial government is adding to problem of low staffing in rural policing
By: Aliyah Marko-Omene, Alexander Quon
Pavelick was 19 years old on May 21, 2006, when he was stabbed during a graduation party at the Kinookimaw Campground near Regina Beach, about 45 kilometres northwest of Regina.
By: Alexander Quon
Justice Catherine Dawson reserved final decision to Tuesday
The now-37-year-old was sentenced to four years in custody followed by three years of supervision.
By: Alexander Quon
Audit by Tara Clemett criticizes how province plans its response to wildfires
