Sean Mott is a digital coordinator for CTV Atlantic based in Halifax, N.S. With a background in breaking news, crime, arts, business, and politics, he is passionate about reporting on issues that impact Maritimers, particularly in the areas of energy policy, health, and construction. Sean's work has been featured in various outlets, including iNFOnews, CTV News Montreal, and BNN Bloomberg.
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Two days after it lowered gas pump prices , Prince Edward Island will be adjusting the costs on Thursday.
A cross-Canada tour currently working its way through the Maritimes aims to spark conversations and answer questions about trans issues.
By: Sean Mott
A Nova Scotia review committee is calling for Correctional Services to adopt a suicide prevention strategy.
By: Sean Mott
As Nova Scotia gets ready for summer, the provincial government is offering $6.3 million to community projects that seek to combat drought and water shortages.
By: Sean Mott
A man who pleaded guilty for starting a fire that escaped containment and burned one hectare in East Preston, N.S., last year is receiving a $20,000 fine.
The New Brunswick Energy and Utilities Board (EUB) has approved NB Power's proposed natural gas-fired generation plant in Centre Village, a move that is drawing criticism from conservation groups.
The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 3 in Glace Bay, N.S., will have to pay a $250 fine over multiple regulatory violations in the Chase the Ace lottery, according to the Alcohol, Gaming, Fuel and Tobacco Division.
A 78-year-old inmate serving a life sentence at the Springhill Institution in Nova Scotia has died.
By: Sean Mott
A man from Hammonds Plains, N.S., has died after allegedly being struck by a transport truck in Moncton on Friday morning, according to the New Brunswick RCMP.
In February, amid a series of budget cuts, Nova Scotia announced it would be shutting down 12 provincially run museums , saying it would save them $980,000 annually.
