Nathalie Sturgeon is a local journalist based in Saint John, New Brunswick. She writes for Global News and her work has also appeared in 91.5 The Beat. Nathalie covers a wide range of topics including local news, community events, social issues, and human interest stories.
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Nathalie Sturgeon primarily focuses on local news in Canada, with a strong emphasis on government & politics and family & relationships. She frequently features expert commentary and covers a wide range of topics including healthcare crisis, language preservation, travel disruptions, community-led initiatives, and emergency shelters.
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By: Nathalie Sturgeon
Saint John East MLA Glen Savoie has been named the interim leader of the Progressive Conservative Party of New Brunswick.
By: Nathalie Sturgeon
Council in Eastern Charlotte are opening up more of the council meetings to the public, according to its mayor.
By: Nathalie Sturgeon
The municipal council is once again grappling with the difficult decision of setting the mill rate for the new amalgamated areas of Chamcook and Bayside – hoping to keep the rates fair and equitable.
By: Nathalie Sturgeon
A recent speed-measurement device showed about 30 per cent of cars coming into Saint Andrews were going about ...
There is a new dog in town – at the Algonquin Resort anyway. Her name is Leia and she's the newest addition to the staff – known as a lobby dog – who came from the Institute for the Blind.
NB Power says the Point Lepreau Nuclear Generating station could be offline for several weeks.
Premier-designate Susan Holt has announced who will be members of cabinet ahead of the swearing-in on Nov. 2 at the legislative assembly.
By: Nathalie Sturgeon
Madame Premier were the words that filled the chamber of the Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick with applause and emotion – with Saturday marking the transfer of power to a new government with province's first female premier.
By: Nathalie Sturgeon
An inmate has escaped from the Saint John Correctional Facility and police are still searching for 44-year-old Daryl Dalgleish.
By: Nathalie Sturgeon
The New Brunswick Liberal government is ready to get its mandate started, according to Premier Susan Holt.
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