Nicole Sullivan is a Reporter at New Canadian Media. She covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, music, education, and publishing, with a particular focus on the film industry, music business, and animal care. Nicole's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as SaltWire Network, The Province, webkit, and ON COMMON GROUND.
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Cape Breton, Canada (Local)
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Nicole’s coverage focuses on local events and evolving stories in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. She frequently covers a range of topics including family & relationships, entertainment news, culture & society. Pitches should be tailored to match her focus on local issues such as education, housing, and community events in Cape Breton.
For those looking to reach out to Nicole Sullivan with pitches or story ideas for the Cape Breton area, consider highlighting human interest angles related to community events, cultural happenings or personal stories that tie into her themes like family and relationships. Local businesses or organizations involved in fashion or baking could also seek coverage by tying their activities back to these broader societal themes prevalent in Nicole's reporting.
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A Cape Breton high school graduate was named student of the year at Memorial High School on June 2, 2026.
Three earthquakes were recorded over two days off a Cape Breton Coast on June 30-July 1, 2026.
A woman from the Cape Breton Regional Municipality was charged and arrested after fleeing from police during a traffic stop on June 23.
By: Nicole Sullivan
Two people have been fined under the Motor Vehicle Act after a dangerous driving with an open hatchback on a Cape Breton highway.
By: Nicole Sullivan
A man and woman were chargd with human trafficking after a June 24, 2026 search of a Cape Breton home.
By: Nicole Sullivan
The Nova Scotia Energy Board invoked the interrupter clause on July 15, 2026 to change the price of diesel fuel because of market changes.
A credit union in Cape Breton was robbed on July 15, 2026.
By: Nicole Sullivan
A man robbed the Dominion Credit Union in Nova Scotia on July 15, 2026
RCMP are asking the public for help in their investigation into two suspicious fires set at properties in Inverness County
The Nova Scotia Energy Board has increased fuel prices in the province for the weekly Friday adjustment on July 17, 2026.
