Jennifer Sweet is a Reporter at CBC. With over 20 years of experience, she has been dedicated to telling the stories of New Brunswickers, focusing on themes such as Aging & Longevity, Diet & Nutrition, Fitness, and Wellness Programs, as well as Environmental Services and Natural Resources. She has also been featured in Owatonna People's Press.
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Jennifer Sweet's coverage is predominantly focused on local news and human interest stories in the New Brunswick area, with a specific emphasis on entertainment and crime. She frequently includes expert commentary, legal policy regulation, government announcements, and data citations in her articles.
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Residents will switch to community mailboxes in the next 9 months
By: Jennifer Sweet
Building to be renamed Southeast Multiplex to reflect new users
By: Jennifer Sweet
Health care and other services are intended for people 12 to 25
Advance voting open Saturday, Monday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
National day of awareness for missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and two-spirit people is May 5
By: Jennifer Sweet
Art curators and historians have collaborated to document the illustrious history of fine arts education in small-town southeast New Brunswick.
Cybersecurity consultant urges fast action in light of growing evidence of harms
By: Jennifer Sweet
Nursing PhD courses to be offered this fall to a handful of students
Minister defends Blue Jays venture and other moves she says are aimed at increasing tourism revenue
City gets results with a practice known as addling on eggs of geese nesting in Centennial Park
