Alexander Quon

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I recently discussed with the Globe and Mail the concerning situation where a Globe reporter was stalked and photographed surreptitiously. The illegal acts of stalking, wiretapping, and spying represent forms of intimidation and criminal harassment. The targetting of journalists…

Gyökeres. The Arsenal. It’s official.

This is where you need to be. Viktor Gyökeres is a Gunner ✊ Narrated by Kojey Radical 🎙️

Regina Mayor Chad Bachynski was directed by council to lobby the province for PST exemption on the city’s new Indoor Aquatic Facility. Bachynski said he’s have a chance in a few days. It appears this meeting with Premier Scott Moe was what he was referencing.

WATCH: 300 members of the Canadian Armed Forces will arrive in Saskatchewan by Saturday to help fight wildfires. youtu.be/xy2u11D5Ae0?si…

1/2 For the first time since I started the job in 2019 I won’t be working the Rider game tonight! There’s good reason though! We welcomed baby Kip on July 23rd! Mom and baby are doing great!

Canadian Armed Forces firefighting crews to arrive in Sask. by Saturday cbc.ca/news/canada/sa…

France to recognize the State of Palestine.

CAJ: “Targeting a journalist for simply doing their job is a cowardly act that endangers not only the reporter, but also the vital public interest work that journalism represents. Carrie Tait should be saluted for her work — not spoofed or surveilled.” caj.ca/statement-on-t…

Instead of walking down the aisle, a Regina couple chose to climb up thousands of feet to say their vows. Kelsey Bone and Scot Pominville got married on Mount Kilimanjaro earlier this month after a six-day hike to the 19,300-foot summit. cjme.com/2025/07/24/sas…

The City of Regina says it will announce the grand opening of its permanent emergency shelter on Friday at 10:30 a.m.

NEW: In April, a Saskatchewan Marshals employee was placed on leave as a complaint was investigated. That investigation is now over but the public will not know the nature of the complaint, the member's identity or the results of the investigation. cbc.ca/news/canada/sa…

Building from the back. Cristhian Mosquera is a Gunner ✍️

WATCH: A former volunteer firefighter who pleaded guilty to setting hay bales on fire in western Saskatchewan last summer has been sentenced to probation and community service. youtube.com/watch?v=a_4FRy…

WATCH: Regina's elected officials have voted in favour of a larger budget for the city's new aquatic facility. youtube.com/watch?v=Um9UVW…

A new report commissioned by the Wabun Tribal Council says there is no historical evidence of Métis communities on their territory — a direct challenge to the Métis Nation of Ontario's claims to the region. cbc.ca/news/canada/su…

1 year after wildfire reached the town of Jasper, many residents are still working through mental health challenges. Read more here: cbc.ca/news/canada/ed…

I’m back in London, ON, where the Hockey Canada sexual assault trial will be decided today. The case focuses on the issue of consent during an alleged incident in a hotel room in 2018. Watch our livestream on CBC NewsNet and Gem, starting at 9 a.m. ET, or follow our live page.

Big grocers are branding many in-store food items with a maple leaf symbol and, at times, declarations such as 'Prepared in Canada,' or 'Made in Canada.' CBC News has found that sometimes the Canadian connection for the products is unclear. cbc.ca/news/business/…

Lynne Groulx, the former chief executive officer of the Native Women's Association of Canada, has died. She died suddenly on July 16 in her hometown of Cochrane in northern Ontario, an official obituary says. She was 61 years old. cbc.ca/news/indigenou…