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

Crown requests 12-month sentence for Regina chiropractor convicted of sexually assaulting patient

A jury found the chiropractor guilty on one count of sexual assault and not guilty on five counts, with one other count declared a mistrial.

Sask. Legislature grapples with western separatism, tariffs in spring sitting

Saskatchewan's spring sitting opened on March 19, with Finance Minister Jim Reiter tabling the government's annual budget that day. 

Scott Moe releases list of 10 changes Ottawa 'must make' to reset relationship with Sask.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has published a letter he sent to Prime Minister Mark Carney outlining 10 policy changes he says the federal government "must make" in order to reset the relationship between Ottawa and the province.

Sask. firefighters say risks of burning derelict buildings for training outweigh benefits

Firefighters say live fire training can pose a health risk and is carried out only under strict conditions.

Sask. NDP demands government apology after Regina has to provide $6.8M in incentives for new Costco

Dave Marit, the Minister responsible for the Global Transportation Hub, refused to apologize. The NDP says the province and Crown corporations should not be competing with cities for developments.

Sask. Premier Scott Moe says federal election results an opportunity to 'reset' relationship with Ottawa

Thirteen of the 14 federal ridings in Saskatchewan are projected to elect Conservative MPs, with Buckley Belanger projected to become the first Liberal MP elected in the province since 2015.

Sask. academics shun travel to U.S. amid political climate

Travel to United States is a decision more academics are grappling with as they deal with changing immigration policies in the United States and threats to academic freedom from President Donald Trump. 

Death of man on Victoria Avenue being investigated as homicide: Regina police

Regina police say they're investigating the death of a man found injured on Victoria Avenue early Thursday morning as the city's third homicide of 2025.

Students' union files lawsuit against University of Regina over terminated fee agreement

The University of Regina Students' Union has filed a lawsuit against the university as a dispute over the student organization's governance continues to escalate. 

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre holds rally in Saskatoon

Liberal Leader Mark Carney and NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh both stopped in Saskatoon earlier in April.