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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New Brunswick farm offsetting power bill with solar installation
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Pierre Poilievre visits Saint John, N.B., for anti-carbon tax campaign
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City of Saint John offering more grant money to organizations
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Fire at historic Fredericton building deemed suspicious
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Saint John park to get second phase of upgrades, including lookout
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Seniors in N.B. Housing building go without water for five days
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Municipal organization seeks fiscal reform out of upcoming N.B. budget priorities
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Funding needed for Sussex flood diversion channel
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New Brunswick experiences unusually mild winter
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New walk-in clinic bridges gap for pet owners as New Brunswick sees vet shortage
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New Brunswick fire department deploys new alerting app
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American Iron and Metal ordered to pay $100K in workplace death
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Man who fell through ice in New Brunswick passes away
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New Brunswick housing minister says St. Stephen shelter announcement coming
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Some New Brunswick schools facing lunch program cuts
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Saint John’s new waste-prevention program surpasses goal
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Meet the new fire chief in Saint John, N.B.
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Hampton’s new arena set to break ground in April
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Air ambulance service to be restored on Grand Manan, N.B.
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Policy 713: Education council in New Brunswick denied funding for legal fees
Author Archives
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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
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American Iron and Metal ordered to pay $100K in N.B. workplace deathScrap metal recycler American Iron and Metal has been sentenced to pay $100,000 in the 2022 workplace death of a New Brunswick man.CanadaFeb 14
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New chief takes over Saint John Fire DepartmentChief Rob Nichol takes of the Saint John Fire Department after the retirement of long-time chief Kevin Clifford.FireFeb 6
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Air ambulance service returning to N.B.’s Grand Manan Island by fallAir ambulance services to Grand Manan Island in New Brunswick were cancelled two years ago. A new contract is expected to bring them back by September.HealthFeb 2
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Policy 713: Education council in N.B. denied funding for legal feesAnglophone East School District says not only did the province deny funding for legal fees, it changed the policy around it to allow them to do so based on a conflict of interest.EducationJan 31
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Saint John considering building ‘managed encampment site’ to combat homelessnessSaint John Mayor Donna Reardon said the city is considering building a "tiny village" that would be close to locations that provide everyday necessities.EconomyJan 25
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Delays stalling much-needed rebuild of aging N.B. nursing homeThe board of directors for a nursing home and daycare facility in Saint Andrews, N.B., says delays by the province have stalled a much-needed rebuild.CanadaJan 25
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Proposed homeless shelter ‘on pause’ in St. Stephen, N.B., after neighbours voice concernsAfter a meeting with New Brunswick officials, a homeless shelter planned for St. Stephen appears to have been put on 'pause' amid concerns from residents.HealthJan 19
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‘He was a hero’: N.B. mother mourns son killed in devastating encampment fireThe mother of a Saint John, N.B. man who died after a fire at a homeless encampment says he died a hero. Evan McArthur was 44 years old.CanadaJan 9
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Man who died in Saint John encampment fire remembered as a ‘sweet person’After the death of an unhoused man in New Brunswick over the weekend, front-line advocates are ramping up their calls for better supports for those living on the streets.CanadaJan 8
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Growing concerns over ER capacity in N.B. and how it’s ‘busting at the seams’One Fredericton man said his mother, who died last week following a battle with cancer, waited 16 hours before being seen by a physician during a recent emergency department visit.HealthJan 3
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‘State of chaos’: Man spends 5 days in hospital, speaks out on health-care crisisA New Brunswick man who spent five days at the Dr. Everett Chalmers Regional Hospital says he saw first-hand the ongoing impact of the health-care crisis in the province.HealthJan 2
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Saint John radiation therapist shortage leads to longer wait times for cancer patientsThe Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists said a shortage in radiation therapists in Saint John is leading to patients waiting longer for treatment.HealthDec 28, 2023
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Flight cancellations from storm cause travel heartache for family ahead of holidaysMany passengers have been stranded with their flights delayed or cancelled due to the storm earlier this week — even when time is running out for some families.ConsumerDec 22, 2023
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Power restoration continues in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick as holidays approachMeteorologist Jill Maepea said while these types of storms aren’t out of the ordinary in the winter, they typically come with snow in the winter months.EnvironmentDec 20, 2023
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The ‘erosion’ of French as a first language in N.B. creating real concernsNew Brunswick's Commissioner of Official Languages said she hoped more amendments would be made to the Official Languages Act to improve equality in linguistic communities.CanadaDec 14, 2023
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N.B. family-owned restaurant feels ‘violated’ as crimes pile up at eateryTops Pizza and Restaurant has been nestled on the corner of Union and Waterloo streets in Saint John, N.B., for the past 35 years, but has been vandalized regularly of late.EconomyDec 12, 2023
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St. Stephen, N.B. opens warming shelter just days after state of emergency declaredThe new shelter will be operated by Neighbourhood Works Inc. It will provide refuge from the cold and food but not accommodations, due to regulatory issues.CanadaDec 8, 2023