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Jon Perez

Jon Perez

Jon Perez started writing in college when he joined the official weekly student newspaper of the University of the East in Manila, Philippines, during the early 1990s. From there, after college, he worked his way up from being a correspondent to a desk editor in various media outlets — publishing, broadcasting, and online. His last employment, before moving to Saskatchewan with his family in 2019, was with the Saipan Tribune in the U.S. territory of the CNMI. He was assigned to cover sports events, the CNMI legislature and local politics, federal immigration and labour issues, departments under the CNMI Governor’s Office, and other U.S. federal agencies.

Recent Work by Jon

Prince Albert hospital expansion project is on schedule

Prince Albert hospital expansion project is on schedule

The Prince Albert Victoria Hospital's redevelopment project is $ 898 million.
Saskatoon’s cat café vandalized

Saskatoon’s cat café vandalized

The window replacement will cost $1,200.
Conservation group offers environment-friendly holiday gifts

Conservation group offers environment-friendly holiday gifts

The grasslands are an essential part of Saskatchewan's ecosystem.
Baby clothes store owner pays it forward

Baby clothes store owner pays it forward

Edwards' twins were born during the pandemic.
Arcand challenges local, provincial officials on homelessness

Arcand challenges local, provincial officials on homelessness

The Point-In-Time Count in 2022 was 550, compared to 1,499 this year.
More people expected to crowd shelters, warming stations

More people expected to crowd shelters, warming stations

There are 1,499 people who experience homelessness in the city.
Joint committee to address library workers' safety issues

Joint committee to address library workers' safety issues

CUPE 2669 represents 270 workers in Saskatoon’s nine public libraries.
SRC's Crabtree: Indigenous partnership for economic growth

SRC's Crabtree: Indigenous partnership for economic growth

SRC’s employment impact is $102M, achieved through creating or maintaining over 1,600 jobs.
Beck: We’re elected to hear people’s concerns

Beck: We’re elected to hear people’s concerns

The NDP said cutting the PST on groceries and children’s clothing could save families $36 million annually.
City asks residents to let crews work neighbourhood streets

City asks residents to let crews work neighbourhood streets

City crews will come back in skipped streets.
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