Derek Haggett is a journalist for CTV News Atlantic, focusing on local news in Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada. He covers a wide range of topics including real estate, community events, crime, and human interest stories. With a passion for storytelling, Derek aims to provide accurate and engaging news coverage to the residents of Moncton.
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Derek Haggett's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Moncton, New Brunswick with an emphasis on community support, charity, fire incidents and crime. He frequently covers evolving stories and breaking news related to these topics.
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By: Derek Haggett
He knew it was coming, but when the Batmobile (opens in a new tab) pulled up to his house Bernie Hicks was still a little surprised.
The man in charge of a downtown Moncton, N.B., homeless hub and resource centre is feeling a sense of relief this week.
A restoration project for one of the City of Moncton's landmarks is almost complete.
Dozens gathered along the bank of the Pollet River in Elgin, N.B., on Friday for a spiritual ceremony and a significant event.
Theresa Quimby wishes there had been a place like Bannon House when she went through her cancer recovery journey over the past five years.
By: Derek Haggett
An anti-Israel and profane message on a digital billboard in Moncton, N.B., has been turned off, but the question of how it got there in the first place remains.
By: Derek Haggett
A new tradition that honours veterans and educates young students continued at a Moncton cemetery Friday.
By: Derek Haggett
Small businesses on Prince Edward Island are calling for the removal of the $50.25 Confederation Bridge toll.
By: Derek Haggett
Atlantic Lottery delivered hundreds of millions of dollars to the four Atlantic provinces once again last year, but profits were down slightly.
By: Derek Haggett
Susan Holt is set to be officially sworn-in as New Brunswick’s 35th premier Saturday afternoon.
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