Tara Clow is a Podcast Editor with Acadia Broadcasting. She focuses on themes related to energy and mining, education, and climate change, exploring topics such as energy policy, sustainability, and the education system. Tara's work has been featured in Acadia Broadcasting Bridgewater, Huddle.Today, and various other regional outlets.
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Tara Clow's reporting primarily focuses on local news, including fire incidents, community events, legal cases and transportation in Moncton, Canada. Her coverage reflects a strong emphasis on crime and entertainment news as well as business & industry and health & wellbeing.
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Two people have been killed in a crash on the Princess Margaret Bridge. Fredericton Police say a transport truck and a car collided around midday on Friday.
The candidates are now set for the upcoming byelections in the province. Today was the deadline for submitting nomination papers.
A 54-year-old Hammonds Plains, Nova Scotia man is dead after a crash in Moncton, New Brunswick.
Hwy 2 crash between Gorge and Mapleton Roads Moncton (May 2026) IMAGE: COURTESY OF WADE PERRY
Hwy 2 crash between Gorge and Mapleton Roads Moncton (May 2026) IMAGE: COURTESY OF WADE PERRY
A New Brunswick man is hoping his thumb will help to raise $100,000 for cancer research.
By: Tara Clow
A New Brunswick man is hoping his thumb will help to raise $100,000 for cancer research.
A new team for Riverview Town Council will take the oath of office tonight. The oath of office ceremony will be livestreamed starting at 6 pm on Monday.
There will be a temporary water service interruption for some Riverview residents and businesses on Tuesday.
A former Moncton motel will now house 14 people who previously had no place to call home.
