Nick Moore is a journalist at CTV Atlantic. He covers a diverse range of topics, including energy policy and regulation, health and wellness, agriculture, and technology, reflecting his commitment to informing the public on critical issues. Nick's work has been featured in various outlets, including TechTarget, Evening Standard, and CP24 Breaking News.
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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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The candidates for leader of the New Brunswick Progressive Conservative party met for a second debate in Saint John on Thursday.
By: Nick Moore
The two candidates vying to be leader of New Brunswick's Progressive Conservatives say divisions remain with party members, nearly two years after the PC's electoral defeat.
By: Nick Moore
A memorial on the Saint John River in Fredericton has been officially illuminated as a tribute to those killed in a mass shooting eight years ago.
Bell Canada says copper wire theft has increased 235 per cent year-to-year in New Brunswick, with the province leading a national “surge” recorded in the first half of 2026.
By: Nick Moore
The 125th anniversary of the world's longest covered bridge is being celebrated throughout the New Brunswick Day long weekend.
By: Nick Moore
St. Stephen, N.B., will host the Canadian Basketball Hall of Fame's class of 2026 induction ceremony later this month, marking only the second time the event has been held outside of Ontario.
By: Nick Moore
Two communities along the Canada-U.S. border will continue a long-standing celebration of friendship this week, amid the ongoing trade war between both countries.
Ten New Brunswickers will be bestowed the province’s highest honour later this year.
By: Nick Moore
Unions representing employees who work with vulnerable children and seniors in New Brunswick say the provincial government isn't moving fast enough
By: Nick Moore
Edna Armstrong and Lilly Quinn are sisters who see each other often, even with an international border in between them. They don't take it for granted.
