Anna Mandin
Digital broadcast journalist
Anna Mandin joined the Global News team in October 2023.
She was born and raised in Calgary, but moved to Halifax in 2019 for school. She studied at the University of King’s College, where she graduated with a Bachelor of Journalism (Honours). She was one of two Governor General’s Silver Medal Award winners for her program.
Before starting with Global News, she worked with CBC where she completed her internship.
When she’s not out reporting or cutting clips, you can find Anna with her nose in a book, out exploring nature or practicing her guitar.
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Video Archives
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Fredericton’s assistant deputy fire chief reflects on 35-year career
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New Brunswick motel manager says she’s done all she can for residents
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Longtime residents of New Brunswick inn told to leave as soon as possible
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Researcher says blue-green algae rates nearly doubling every year in N.B. lakes
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3-year-old child killed after being hit by starting gate at N.B. harness race
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New Brunswick Green Party raising concerns about Holt government’s climate change approach
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New Brunswick auditor general releases report on province’s housing corporation
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What is being done in New Brunswick to prevent intimate partner violence
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New Brunswick education funding up in the air as legislature’s spring sitting ends
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New Brunswick funding province’s first hybrid operating room
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Fredericton non-profit helping children in intimate partner violence cases
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What PM’s meeting with premiers means for N.S. and N.B.
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Horizon Health Network releases strategic plan for next 5 years
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NB PC party defending petition that alleges student wearing a ‘Straight Pride’ shirt was discriminated
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Fredericton transition house making difference for Indigenous intimate partner violence survivors
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New Brunswick education worker decries cuts
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Charity helps New Brunswickers escape abusive relationships
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More layoffs in New Brunswick’s education department
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Fredericton high schoolers ask province to reinstate district school funding
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New Liberal bill would bring in property tax assessment freeze in N.B.
Author Archives
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Fredericton’s assistant deputy fire chief reflects on 35-year careerFredericton's assistant deputy fire chief is hanging up his boots after 35 years. But he's not completely done with the department just yet.CanadaJun 21
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‘It’s inhumane’: Longtime residents of Fredericton-area motel forced to relocateAbout two dozen residents of the Airport Inn inn just outside Fredericton have been told to move out as soon as possible, leaving the longtime tenants worried and upset.CanadaJun 19
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A look at some of the work being done in N.B. to prevent intimate partner violenceGlobal News is wrapping up its series on intimate partner violence in New Brunswick by showcasing what some are doing to prevent the abuse from happening.CanadaJun 11
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New Brunswick’s 3% rent cap to remain through end of fiscal year: housing ministerNew Brunswick's housing minister says the province's three per cent rent cap will remain throughout this fiscal year.CanadaJun 5
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Fredericton non-profit aims to help children caught in intimate partner violence situationsChildren are some of the invisible victims of intimate partner violence in Canada, and a non-profit is aiming to help them feel safe while working through difficult feelings.CanadaJun 4
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Hundreds sign petition in support of N.B. teen suspended for ‘straight pride’ shirtA petition alleges a New Brunswick student was suspended from school for wearing a 'straight pride' shirt, calling it a hate crime. The district says that's not true.CanadaMay 29
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How one Fredericton shelter is supporting Indigenous IPV survivorsGignoo Transition House in Fredericton supports intimate partner violence survivors from around the New Brunswick -- with a focus on culture and community.CanadaMay 27
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‘Honestly insulting’: Fredericton community school co-ordinator decries cutsAfter New Brunswick asked school districts to redirect funds back into classrooms, a district cut its community school co-ordinators in half. Now, one co-ordinator is speaking out.CanadaMay 15
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A Canadian charity is trying to help people leave abusive relationships — safelyA national charity is trying to make a difference — one box at a time — when it comes to intimate partner violence. Here's how it's helping people in New Brunswick.CanadaMay 13
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‘Am I going to be believed?’ What IPV support workers in N.B. are hearing from survivorsThose who work with intimate partner violence cases say not only are the number of cases on the rise, but so too is the complexity of each case.CanadaMay 9
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The urgent problem of intimate partner violence and how New Brunswick plans to respondThe Minister responsible for Women's Equality says she is focused on supporting those who have experienced intimate partner violence.CanadaMay 3
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Lobster fishers raise alarm about low Canadian prices, some giving up on seasonLobster fishers around Atlantic Canada are speaking out about this year's prices, with some saying it's unfairly low this season.CanadaMay 2
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N.B. woman tells her story, says it’s ‘getting worse’ with intimate partner violenceDecades after Sarah Sherman was attacked, intimate partner violence cases have only grown in Canada. This is Part 1 in a Global New Brunswick series on IPV in the province.CrimeApr 23
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‘For our physical safety’: Why some Americans are looking for asylum in CanadaA couple from Maine say they're considering moving to Canada because of American policies on LGBTQ2 and transgender rights.CanadaApr 18
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‘I don’t think I’m going to have a choice’: Why some Americans are eying a move northAs U.S. President Donald Trump continues his 51st state rhetoric, it appears a rising number of Americans is considering a move to Canada.CanadaApr 17
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Why these Canadian border residents are turning away from the United StatesFrom patriotism to security concerns, New Brunswick border town residents are avoiding the U.S. border -- and they're not the only ones.CanadaApr 11
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New Brunswick to host 2029 Canada Summer GamesThe games will come with a nearly $40 million price tag, including the cost of revamping the Canada Games Aquatic Centre in Saint John.CanadaApr 2
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New Brunswick not going far enough in reviewing mystery illness cases, family saysNew Brunswick's chief medical officer says the government will begin analyzing data into a mystery brain disease that has affected hundreds of people in the last several years.HealthMar 27
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This New Brunswick couple wants to have a baby. IVF costs make that challengingOne New Brunswick couple is grappling with thousands of dollars in debt from an IVF treatment that was unsuccessful. But new provincial funding is giving them hope.CanadaMar 26
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New Brunswick crisis phone line to close, woman says service saved her lifeA New Brunswick crisis hotline has announced its scheduled closure. For one woman — who said the hotline saved her twice — that's a concern.CanadaMar 25
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Bats take over this New Brunswick school. Some students say they were even chasedSome New Brunswick students have been literally dodging bats -- the flying creatures -- while their high school deals with an infestation.CanadaMar 22
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‘Highest they’ve ever been’: Residents describe tension at Canada-U.S. border townBorder town residents on the Canadian side of the Canada-U.S. border describe heightened tensions between the two countries amid the tariffs war.CanadaMar 6
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Truckers and tariffs: Atlantic Canadian drivers could face ‘devastating’ impactsAs Canada braces for potential U.S. tariffs, the Atlantic Provinces Trucking Association is raising concerns about how this could impact an already struggling industry.CanadaFeb 27
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New Brunswick advocates call for intimate partner violence to be declared an epidemicThere are calls for New Brunswick to declare intimate partner violence an epidemic in the province, much like neighbouring Nova Scotia has done.CanadaFeb 19
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New Brunswick border town reacts to Trump’s 51st state commentsWoodstock, N.B., residents have a front-row seat to the unfolding drama between the two countries.PoliticsFeb 11