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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Mosque director says neighbours will decide future of 3-minute broadcast
By: Alexander Quon
Artist Heather Cline uses her iPhone to capture still images as her husband pilots a 2-seater plane
By: Alexander Quon
Report finds 43 per cent of hospital units have "unacceptable" hand hygiene compliance rate
Coun. Shobna Radons says she has 'people screaming at me every day about the damn weeds'
By: Alexander Quon
Speed cameras 'inactive at points' after company terminated contract at end of May
By: Alexander Quon
Chris Fahlman charged with 2nd-degree murder of Tanya Myers
Moe spoke with a trio of U.S. cabinet officials, advocating for a free trade deal
Rate hike came into effect in June The province's rate review panel has recommended Saskatchewan confirm an interim 3.75 per cent rate hike for Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI).
Union representing more than 700 workers says it's a blow to morale
By: Alexander Quon
Provincial utility says the decision was made before Bell's data centre was approved
