Nathalie Sturgeon
Video Journalist
Nathalie Sturgeon joined the team in the spring of 2021 as a videojournalist in Fredericton, New Brunswick.
She was raised in Miramichi, New Brunswick, and has lived in the province her whole life. She speaks French and shares roots with the Acadian community.
Nathalie attended St. Thomas University and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts, majoring in Journalism, Psychology, and Economics.
Before starting with Global News, Nathalie had spent time as a reporter with the Telegraph-Journal in Saint John. She also was the editor-in-chief of the Kings County Record in Sussex and previously worked in broadcast with CBC New Brunswick.
When she’s not chasing stories and shooting videos, Nathalie loves watching hockey games and Formula 1. She has type 1 diabetes.
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Video Archives
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YMCA Quispamis Child Care Centre opens
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Interest in bringing home testing kits for sexually transmitted infections in N.B.
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Capital campaign launched to raise $1M for Saint John affordable youth housing
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New housing development in Saint John to help those experiencing homelessness
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New project to provide premade trailers to unhoused in Saint John
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N.B. announces child care plan
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Woman saved by Saint John doctors returns to thank them
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Saint John’s Marigolds and Murals continues to give ‘purpose’ after 27 years
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Saint John fire responding to more encampment fires
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Saint John Transit ridership on the rise
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Atlantic Ballet of Canada to launch Indigenous dance program in Moncton
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Flood mitigation funding announced for Sussex, N.B
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Heat wave closes schools in New Brunswick
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Online book shop aims to make books more affordable
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Construction to begin in uptown Saint John
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Saint John Energy looking to expand clean options
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Port of Saint John celebrating success
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Saint John boardwalk patio remains closed
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Memorial garden in Saint John honours people who died in tent fires
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Jury makes recommendations in AIM inquest
Author Archives
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Saint John launches housing initiative for those experiencing homelessnessA new housing imitative Somerset ACRES in Saint John will provide bachelor-style housing units to those experiencing homelessness in the community.HealthAug 8
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Quebec woman returns to N.B. hospital to thank doctors, staff for saving her lifeFive years ago, Pepin was airlifted to Saint John Regional Hospital after experiencing critical heart failure. Now she's thanking the medical staff with a personal visit.HealthAug 7
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Saint John’s Marigolds and Murals continues to give ‘purpose’ after 27 yearsMarigolds and Murals has been around for about 27 years and continues to help the city of Saint John get a little brighter — including a fresh coat of paint.FeaturesJun 28
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Charlotte Street construction begins in uptown Saint John. How traffic could be impactedConstruction has begun in a big part of uptown Saint John and will include some major changes to the area around Kings Square.ConsumerJun 17
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Saint John memorial garden honours encampment fire victims, serves as reminderA memorial garden has been created for the three people who lost their lives in tent encampment fires in Saint John this winter.FeaturesJun 7
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Saint John AIM scrapyard where worker died warned a week after incident, inquest hearsThe inquest into the workplace death of Darrell Richards at American Iron and Metal is taking place June 3 to 7 at the Saint John provincial courts.CanadaJun 5
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‘A moment of grace’: Women’s addiction recovery centre opens in Saint JohnThe Sophia Recovery Centre began in 2008 and now has a new home located on Metcalf Street in Saint John's north end.CanadaMay 28
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New mural being painted in Sussex, known as the mural capital of Atlantic CanadaThere are 27 murals in Sussex - known as the mural capital of Atlantic Canada - and now there will be another inside the Nutrien Civic Centre.FeaturesMay 21
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New Brunswick woman breaks age barrier at Miss Universe Canada competitionLorraine Peters will be competing in the Miss Universe Canada competition as the oldest woman to do so since age limits were lifted.CanadaMay 14
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New Brunswick man sentenced to jail, probation in death of Justin BreauDustin Walker-Hammond, one of six charged in the death of Justin Breau, was sentenced Friday to two years in jail. With time served, he'll be released into probation in 21 days.CrimeMay 10
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New school in Saint John’s north-end to come with child-care, community spaceA new school in the north end in Saint John is getting a community hub, which will include child-care spaces and after-school programming.EducationApr 19
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Officials in New Brunswick brace for another ‘horrific’ wildfire seasonA stark warning was provided by officials within the department of Natural Resources and Energy Development in New Brunswick as wildfire season is underway.WeatherApr 16
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Strong winter storms cause unprecedented damage to Irving Nature Park in Saint JohnThe Irving Nature Park says this winter’s strong winds and rain brought the most damage to the park in its 30 year history, according to the parks social media.EnvironmentApr 12
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Jury makes three recommendations in Fredericton ER waiting room deathA jury made three final recommendations in the coroner's inquest into the death of Darrell Mesheau, who died in the Fredericton hospital ER waiting room.HealthApr 9
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Inquest in case of Fredericton ER waiting room death beginsDarrell Mesheau died in the ER waiting room of Fredericton's hospital on July 12, 2022 and an inquest has begun into the circumstances surrounding his death.HealthApr 8
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Orthodontics clinic closes suddenly in N.B. town, patients left without answersSherrard Orthodontics closed suddenly this week,leaving all of it's patients with many questions about what comes next.HealthApr 4
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‘I feel neglected’: UNBSJ students say university not doing enough about bedbug problemStudents who live in residences at the UNB's Saint John campus say they're concerned about bedbugs. One student had a rash and went to the ER. Another had bites on her body.EducationMar 19
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New Brunswick dairy farm offsets electric bill with solar powerA farm in southern New Brunswick has installed a solar farm which has offset the cost of there entire electricity bill amid soaring costs.EnvironmentMar 18
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Fire at historic downtown Fredericton home considered suspicious: policeA fire broke out the former armory in Fredericton's historic Garrison District and police are considering it suspicious.CrimeMar 13
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Saint John park to get second phase of upgrades, including lookoutDominion Park in Saint John will have a new phase of upgrades which will include a new playground site, a lookout and remediate trail access.EnvironmentMar 12
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Municipal organization seeks fiscal reform out of upcoming N.B. budget prioritiesThe Union of Municipalities of New Brunswick wants fiscal reform to be part of the budget priorities after it made major overhauls to municipal governance system.PoliticsMar 8
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Saint John rents increase almost 10 per cent, councillor says he’s ‘crying for a solution’The average rent in Saint John increased 9.8 per cent in 2023, surpassing the national average of around eight per cent.ConsumerMar 5
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Road damage from N.B. floods will ‘definitely’ cause first response delays: fire chiefWashouts from this week's intense flash flooding have caused road damage all over New Brunswick, while some homeowners are cleaning up what the storm left behind.WeatherMar 1
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New walk-in clinic bridges gap for pet owners as N.B. sees vet shortageA new walk-in and urgent care clinic for pets has opened in Quispamsis, N.B., bridging the gap for pet owners in the province.HealthFeb 21
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N.B. fire deploys new alert app to improve firefighter safetyWelsford Fire Department is using the Haas Alert system to help the notify people within two kilometres of an area where they are working a scene.FireFeb 15