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Nathalie Sturgeon

Nathalie Sturgeon

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Senior Producer and Journalist, CHCO-TV (Saint Andrews, NB)

Saint Andrews

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Total articles 1831

  • Police Suspect Foul Play In Missing Woman's Death

    By Nathalie Sturgeon Verified| CHCO-TV (Saint Andrews, NB) Verified A 26-year-old woman was reported missing has been found dead, according to New Brunswick RCMP. The St. George RCMP received a report of the missing woman from Musquash on April 15, it said in a release. “On April 17, the Major Crime Unit took carriage of the investigation, and the woman’s vehicle was located the same afternoon in Maces Bay,” the release said.

    By Nathalie Sturgeon Verified · CHCO-TV (Saint Andrews, NB)

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • N.B. launches FireSmart program as wildfire season begins - Helicopters Magazine

    By Nathalie Sturgeon Verified| Helicopters Magazine Verified The New Brunswick government is asking the public and local governments to prepare for wildfire season following the launch of the FireSmart program. In February, the federal and provincial governments announced about $40 million to increase New Brunswick’s wildfire preparedness, including with the FireSmart program. The money was also used for new equipment like hoses, tanks, drones, trailers, and upskill training for personnel.

    By Nathalie Sturgeon Verified · Helicopters Magazine

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Saint Andrews heritage permitting taken over by service commission

    By Nathalie Sturgeon Verified| The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON) Verified Heritage permitting in Saint Andrews will now be handled by the Southwest New Brunswick Service Commission (SNBSC). The municipal council handed over the process during a recent council meeting. Mayor Brad Henderson said SNBSC already handles the permitting, with some items required to come before the planning advisory committee and the council. “They have our planning officers,” he said during an interview with reporters.

    By Nathalie Sturgeon Verified · The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON)

    Apr. 16, 2025

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CHCO-TV (Saint Andrews, NB)