Aidan Cox is a journalist for the CBC based in Fredericton. He covers a range of topics including public transportation, the housing market, and real estate development, with a strong focus on the construction industry and regional interests across North America. Aidan is featured in CBC, where his work highlights the intersections of construction, real estate, and transportation.
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Aidan Cox's coverage predominantly focuses on local government announcements, legal policy regulation, and evolving crime stories in the New Brunswick area. He seems to be interested in topics such as judicial accountability, workplace safety, government policies, city development, and transit concerns.
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Fredericton voters elected Steve Hicks to be the city's next mayor
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Horses need to be off property by Dec. 31, says N.B. Ex
Anne Victoria Martin-McKay is woman found dead after north-side fire
A woman whose body was found in the burned-out remains of a makeshift shelter in Fredericton was at the time making strides in her recovery from addiction, according to her siblings.
In his first address as the city's leader on Monday, Fredericton Mayor Steve Hicks echoed his campaign commitment to improve public safety, and added that compassion shouldn't come at the expense of accountability on the issue of drug crime.
By: Aidan Cox
Stabilizer won't apply to 41.15-cent rate that some pay province for road maintenance, Alicia Keating says
While Fredericton High School's basketball season was heating up, a different kind of battle was happening off the court between the school and the organization that regulates varsity sports over allegations that a student who had just transferred to the school and made the team was living at the coach's home.
New pipe will be owned by city through easement agreed to with private property owner
