Nick Moore is a journalist based in Saint John, New Brunswick, focusing on local news for CTV News Atlantic. With a background in reporting on various topics including power outages, weather conditions, healthcare issues, and community concerns, Nick aims to keep the residents of New Brunswick informed about the events and issues that affect their daily lives. His work has also been featured in publications such as TechTarget, ADVFN, Evening Standard, and FourFourTwo.
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Nick Moore's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics, with significant attention to healthcare and community issues in New Brunswick, Canada. Given this focus, individuals or organizations directly involved in these local political or social initiatives would likely find success reaching out to him.
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By: Nick Moore
New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt says her government is examining specific economic impacts of a 25 per cent tariff in the event U.S.
By: Nick Moore
The New Brunswick Liberal government says construction of a $66-million jail in Grand Lake will move forward, after raising the possibility of the project's cancellation last week (opens in a new tab)
By: Nick Moore
The New Brunswick government has done little to nothing on recommendations to improve the health of First Nations youth, according to the province's child, youth and seniors' advocate.
By: Nick Moore
New Brunswick's official Opposition leader is accusing the governing Liberals of trying to find “a way out” of a key election pledge to remove the carbon adjuster cost on fuel prices.
By: Nick Moore
The New Brunswick government is gathering ideas for potential retaliatory tariffs in response to the threat of 25 per cent tariff (opens in a new tab) from U.S.
By: Nick Moore
Public Safety Minister Dominic LeBlanc says small communities patrolled by local RCMP detachments won't be negatively affected by a plan to heighten security at the U.S.-Canada border.
By: Nick Moore
There was no getting away from Monday's extraordinary political developments on Parliament Hill (opens in a new tab) , but Canada's premiers tried
By: Nick Moore
The federal government will pitch a five-point plan on border security in hopes of appeasing U.S. president-elect Donald Trump's 25 per cent tariff threat.
By: Nick Moore
Despite a steeper U.S. exchange rate, New Brunswick licence plates matched – and at times outnumbered – the count of U.S. plates outside several Calais, Maine, retailers on Wednesday.
A group of volunteers in southwestern New Brunswick have been teaching some finely honed kitchen skills for people stretching their food budgets.
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