Jon Perez is a Journalist at 620 CKRM. With a diverse background in general assignment news, government and politics, and sports, he covers a wide range of topics including elections, public policy, and civil rights, while also delving into culture and society. Jon's work has been featured in Estevan Mercury, Moose Jaw Today, and Saskatchewan Sports, among others.
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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.
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Perez also covers themes such as police activity occasionally; therefore, providing credible sources for this type of coverage might interest him.
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Environmental experts are urging Saskatchewan residents to safely handle bat encounters as warmer weather returns.
Federal minister Rechie Valdez heard from Saskatoon's Filipino community on affordability, housing, immigration.
Batoche is a possible location for temporary accommodations for displaced families as wildfire season approaches.
SASKATOON — Family members of Jaali Weenie-Sutherland say the health-care system failed the 24-year-old mother, who died last month following
Saskatoon has activated its extreme heat response plan as temperatures are expected to exceed 30 C.
By: Jon Perez
First Nations leaders say they are moving beyond consultation and into ownership in Saskatchewan energy projects.
The pilot plant in the city has more advanced and specialized equipment for compiling data that all six sites can use.
Tourism Saskatchewan says strong travel spending and summer events point to another busy season for the province.
Minister Jeremy Harrison says nuclear power is part of Saskatchewan's long-term energy security strategy.
A wind-driven fire in Saskatoon's Hampton neighbourhood burned four homes and forced nearby evacuations.
