Jason G. Antonio is a local journalist based in Moose Jaw, Canada. He writes for Moose Jaw Today and Estevan Mercury, covering a wide range of topics including community events, local news, and issues affecting the region. His work has also been featured in the Okotoks Western Wheel.
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Jason's coverage primarily focuses on local news related to Moose Jaw, Canada. The themes he covers include government announcements, finance & economy, education, business & industry, and government & politics.
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By: Jason G. Antonio
Gregory Samuel Lawrence appeared in Moose Jaw Provincial Court on Nov. 20, where he pleaded guilty to assault, while the Crown withdrew the charge of choking.
By: Jason G. Antonio
Cody Sharpe is a federal council representative with the Canadian Future Party (CFP), which recently held its first membership convention in Ottawa.
Here are some headlines for this morning. Here are five stories we are highlighting this morning.
By: Jason G. Antonio
Tyrel Terence Cronan, 26, appeared by video in Moose Jaw Provincial Court on Nov. 20, where his defence lawyer, Merv Nidesh, asked that a show-cause hearing be scheduled for Tuesday, Dec. 2.
Kyle Evan Peeace will spend six years in a federal jail for nearly killing Garnet Peters with a machete, while his conscience may be assuaged knowing his victim has forgiven him.
Here are some headlines for this morning. Here are five stories we are highlighting this morning.
By: Jason G. Antonio
Tannis Brideau, 49, appeared in Moose Jaw Provincial Court on Nov. 19, to respond to her latest offence of allegedly failing to attend court in September.
Division administration presented the three-year facilities maintenance plan during the recent board meeting, with trustees voting unanimously to accept the document.
Indian immigrant Ritik Katyal will spend the next year on probation for assaulting his ex-girlfriend, an outcome that may risk his ability to continue to remain in Canada.
By: Jason G. Antonio
The eighth annual event occurred on Nov. 20, and while the weather was poor outside, there was plenty of activity inside as there were 25 displays of countries from around the world and various cultural dishes to sample for $1 per plate.
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