Jake Boudrot is a local journalist based in St. Stephen, Canada. He writes for St. Croix Courier Svc Inc, covering a range of topics including local businesses, community events, and municipal news. His work has also been featured in The Pictou Advocate.
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Jake Boudrot’s articles mainly focus on local news, government policies, community development, and natural disasters in the St. Stephen area of Canada. He often covers announcements by local government officials and events that impact the community.
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By: Jake Boudrot
GRAND MANAN — At the New Brunswick Interscholastic Athletic Association Junior A Boys Basketball Provincials in Saint John, Grand Manan Community School beat the host École Samuel-de-Champlain 76-51 in the championship final on Feb. 10.
ST. GEORGE — The Fundy High School Mariners defeated École Sainte-Anne (ESA) from Fredericton 95-54 on Feb. 24 at TD Station in Saint John to take the New Brunswick Interscholastic Athletic Association boys AA basketball provincial championship.
By: Jake Boudrot
GRAND MANAN — A restoration project in a migratory bird sanctuary in Grand Manan is likely to wrap up in the spring, according to the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC).
ST. STEPHEN — Liberal leader Susan Holt was in St. Stephen and Saint Andrews on Monday as part of her Provincial Pulse Tour to meet health-care and long-term care workers in communities around the province.
During an interview in January, Eastern Charlotte Waterways (ECW) executive director Brianna Cowie said the organization approached Hemmings House about doing the still-to-be-named documentary.
By: Jake Boudrot
SAINT JOHN — The Catapult Arts Accelerator program is being lauded for equipping artists with the skills needed to build their careers.
ST. STEPHEN — A new non-profit coalition has been formed will push for low-income housing for seniors, single adults and families.
ST. STEPHEN — The Canada 1st Basketball Experience, which aims to turn a historic basketball court into a tourist attraction, is beginning a new fundraising phase.
SAINT ANDREWS- A local quilting group will host a presentation next month on an effort that took place during World War II.
OTTAWA — The MP for New Brunswick Southwest is questioning the federal government's procurement process as the committee he's chairing reviews cost overruns for the Arrive- Can app.
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