Sean Mott is a news reporter for CTV News Atlantic, focusing on national news in Canada. With a keen interest in crime and community issues, Sean covers a wide range of topics, including police investigations, social justice issues, and local events. Through his reporting, he aims to provide accurate and informative news to the public.
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By: Sean Mott
For some Maritimers, it's a ritual as sacred as the first swim of the summer; for others it's a brand-new experience.
The New Brunswick government is spending close to $7 million to improve infrastructure in Tracadie, which they hope will enable further housing developments.
A Nova Scotia community centre and a New Brunswick softball association are two of several groups in Canada to receive the 2024 Jays Care Field of Dream distinction.
The Nova Scotia RCMP is investigating a “suspicious incident” involving men allegedly approaching children in St. Croix on Tuesday.
Five youths are facing a long list of charges in connection to several stolen vehicles in the Fredericton area.
Kelly Higginson, CEO of Restaurants Canada, told CTV’s Todd Battis in an interview Thursday they have seen an 112 per cent increase in bankruptcies over last year.
Fishery officers seized nearly 30 kilograms of elvers at a Yarmouth County, N.S., holding facility on Wednesday, arresting three people in the process.
Backhouse Brass, a university music group, visited several Cape Breton schools this week to put on shows and encourage kids to try out band programs.
Author Steve Burgess casts a humourous eye at travel with his new book, Reservations: The Pleasures and Perils of Travel.
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