Alexander Quon

Reporter

Alexander Quon has been a reporter with CBC Saskatchewan since 2021 and is happy to be back working in his hometown of Regina after half a decade in Atlantic Canada. He has previously worked with the CBC News investigative unit in Nova Scotia and Global News in Halifax. Alexander specializes in municipal political coverage and data-reporting. He can be reached at: alexander.quon@cbc.ca.

Latest from Alexander Quon

Do the Liberals have a hope of reclaiming Regina-Wascana this election?

Liberal MP Ralph Goodale held Regina-Wascana for more than 25 years. Can the Liberals win it back?

April to be permanently recognized as Sikh Heritage Month in Sask., after Opposition member's bill passes

April is an important month for the Sikh religion. The religious festival, Vaisakh, is held during the month.

Regina's Ignite adult learning centre hopes for last-minute funding from province to keep doors open

Ignite officials say they need approximately $940,000. The Ministry of Immigration and Career Training is only willing to provide $250,000 for 2025.

Infrastructure funding top of mind among Sask. urban municipalities

SUMA president Randy Goulden stressed that municipalities are not asking for handouts. She said they want to be partners with the federal and provincial governments.

Saskatchewan marshals employee placed on leave before service officially up and running

A spokesperson for the marshals service did not identify the nature of the complaint or the identity of the service member.

Woman 'inadvertently' added to Sask. Party MLAs' planning group chat

The government refuses to answer questions on how it happened or what can be done so that a similar mistake can be avoided in the future.

Sask. NDP wants to make first Saturday of every month a 'Buy Local Day'

The province says its committed to local companies and that over the past five years 90 per cent of procurements have been awarded to companies in the province

Sask. Party MLA apologizes for calling Jagmeet Singh a terrorist

The Official Opposition called the comments deeply hurtful and harmful to the Sikh community.

Sask. launching campaign to recruit U.S. doctors in 'uncertain political climate'

The province is hoping to capitalize on the "uncertain political climate in the United States" and recruit doctors from south of the border with a digital campaign set to launch this spring.

Scott Moe says Sask. believes in united Canada but warns of 'consequences' should harmful policies continue

In a recent op-ed for the Globe and Mail, Preston Manning theorized that support for western independence will only increase if the Liberals are re-elected April 28.