Jon Perez is a journalist at various media outlets including 620 CKRM and Moose Jaw Today. He covers a diverse range of topics such as sports, education, health and wellness, and regional interest, with a particular focus on competitive sports and public education. Jon's work has been featured in esteemed publications and platforms, including Estevan Mercury and Miamidadehighschoolbaseball.com.
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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.
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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Legends Downtown honours individuals and families who helped shape Saskatoon's business community.
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Saskatchewan has a lot to offer, from the lakes and boreal forest in the north to the grasslands of the south.
SASKATOON — The Ministry of Environment is assuring residents that rabies incidents in wild bats remain low in the province at an estimated three per cent.
By: Jon Perez
SASKATOON — Just a stone's throw from where Fran Frosberg was urging the provincial government to do more to address addiction, homelessness and
The Saskatchewan Legislative Building became the first structure in the province and the country to earn the certification.
New and deadlier drugs are flooding the streets.
SASKATOON — A few days before the end of the month, the “Open” neon sign at Ambros Shoe Repair will be turned off, and the shop will shut its doors for good, ending over a decade of service to the community. The shop has been a fixture at the corner of Avenue E North and 33rd Street West.
Siemens SDA’s expansion also included an additional 10,000 square feet of office space at Innovation Saskatchewan’s Research and Technology Park.
