
Robert Lothian
Video Journalist
Robert Lothian joined the Global News team in April 2022 as a video journalist in the Saint John bureau.
Born and raised in Ajax, O.N., he made the move to New Brunswick in 2021. Prior to joining Global News, Robert started his news career at 91.9 in Moncton.
He found his passion for the news industry while attending the Journalism – Broadcast program at Fanshawe College.
When he’s not on the beat, Robert can be found on the hiking trails, watching sports or trying out new food.
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Video Archives
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Temporary 911 outage affects Maritime provinces
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2 huge cranes now part of Saint John’s skyline
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New Brunswick winter storm leaves people with no power
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Hundreds attend public consultation on new French immersion program in New Brunswick
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New Brunswick college of family physicians says health system needs overhaul
Author Archives
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New cranes the latest sign of growth for Port Saint John, N.B.According to Port Saint John, the new cranes will nearly double the container capacity when they become operational in the spring.CanadaJan 30
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‘I’m worried for my little boy’: N.B. parents push back on proposed French immersion programThe latest French immersion consultation for N.B. was held in Saint John and lasted about three hours with intense scrutiny of the program from dozens of parents and teachers.EducationJan 25
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New Brunswick doctor waitlist falls to 59,000: ‘This will alleviate some of the stress’Following the introduction of new NB Health Link clinics, Health Minister Bruce Fitch says the waitlist for a primary care provider has fallen since the high of 74,000.HealthJan 20
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Nearly 200-year-old Saint John, N.B. church vies for funding in national contestThe congregation of a centuries-old church in Saint John, N.B. hopes to win a national heritage contest in order to finish overdue repairs on its tower.CanadaJan 19
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Left without a bank, N.B. island looks to start a credit unionResidents on the rural island of Grand Manan have been without a bank since Scotiabank departed in August 2022. Preliminary plans include a new credit union and health centre.CanadaJan 18
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‘Sham’ consultation for new N.B. immersion program fuels concerns'It was just canned questions and canned answers. It was a bit of a disappointment and a letdown,' said Chris Collins of Canadian Parents for French in New Brunswick.EducationJan 17
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N.B. Education Minister addresses French immersion plan in first public consultationThe public question and answer forum lasted 29 minutes and included a question that labelled the process as a 'con job.'EducationJan 17
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Winter storm causes cancellations, delays across New BrunswickAccording to Environment Canada, some regions faced the possibility of 40 centimetres of snow, while others prepared for as much as 40 millimetres of rain.WeatherJan 13
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Saint John, N.B. rolls out new grant to incentivize affordable housingThe Affordable Housing Grant Program is expected to create up to 60 new affordable units in Saint John within the next year.CanadaJan 10
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Following record year, New Brunswick maple syrup producers call for more landIn New Brunswick, 810.9 thousand gallons of maple syrup were harvested in 2022, an increase of 3.2 per cent from the year before.CanadaJan 9
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Coastal erosion leaves Saint John, N.B. residents on the brinkA storm in December has left residents in a coastal Saint John, N.B., neighborhood looking for government assistance to keep their homes intact.EnvironmentJan 5
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Despite increase in overdoses, Saint John prevention site still in the worksAccording to the Saint John Police Force, there was a 39-per cent increase in medical assistance calls related to overdoses in 2022.CanadaJan 4
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New Brunswick economy faces possibility of ‘doom and gloom’ in 2023'The shoe's going to drop, and people are basically going to run out of runway to stay afloat,' said Herb Emery of the University of New Brunswick.EconomyJan 3
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How rural New Brunswick communities are navigating the housing crisisThese days in St. Stephen, N.B., stakeholders find themselves at the drawing board, looking for solutions to the dilemma most other Canadian communities face as well – housing.CanadaDec 27, 2022
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Hockey fans descend on Moncton, N.B. for world juniorsAs part of Group B, Switzerland, Latvia, Slovakia, the U.S. and Finland will play the round-robin portion of the tournament in Moncton.SportsDec 26, 2022
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Affordable housing project in Saint John, N.B. receives $16MThe Wellington consists of 24 affordable housing units and 23 units priced at the market rate. Construction is expected to finish in the spring.CanadaDec 21, 2022
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University of New Brunswick Saint John campus to get $38M health centreA new health centre at the University of New Brunswick’s Saint John campus is expected to play a significant role in addressing the province’s health-care crisis.EducationDec 19, 2022
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Rural New Brunswick island loses locally operated medevac servicesNew Transport Canada regulations impacted the longtime on-island medevac providers. Grand Manan residents now have to wait for an aircraft from the mainland to be transferred.CanadaDec 16, 2022
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N.B. nursing homes bear the brunt of COVID-19 outbreaks'Our hearts were broken because here it is the third Christmas for our residents and their family,' said Cindy Donovan, CEO of the Loch Lomond Villa amid a COVID-19 outbreak.HealthDec 15, 2022
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Officials unhappy with proposed boundary changes to Fredericton’s provincial ridingsA preliminary report shows a current riding in the city could be split in two, effectively dividing Fredericton's downtown core.PoliticsDec 13, 2022
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Initial report avoids significant changes to N.B. provincial ridingsThe preliminary report paves the way for a second round of public hearings before a final report is filed. The new boundaries will be used for the next general election.CanadaDec 12, 2022
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New addictions program in Fredericton shows positive results"There's absolutely no quick fix for opiate use disorder. It would be lovely if people could just abstain, but if they could’ve, they would of already."HealthDec 8, 2022
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Potential school in Saint John’s Central Peninsula pushed to 2026While talks for a new 'community hub' in the neighbourhood have been ongoing since 2017, the province only committed to funding the design phase earlier this week.EducationDec 7, 2022
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‘It’s going to save lives’: Emergency shelter opens in Saint John, N.B.Operated out of a former arena, the shelter has capacity for 40 people, and is expected to remain open until the spring.CanadaDec 6, 2022
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Professional men’s basketball returns to MonctonSince the Moncton Magic departed in 2021, the city has been without a professional men's team. The inaugural season is expected to start in March 2023.SportsNov 30, 2022