Shelley Steeves
Senior Correspondent
Shelley Steeves is an award-winning journalist, bringing 25 years of national and regional reporting experience to the Global New Brunswick team.
A top graduate of Radio and Television Journalism from Kingstec College in Nova Scotia, Shelley started her career behind the camera as a technician at CBC Halifax. She then went on to become Production Manager for TV New Brunswick, and helped launch the province’s first provincial community programming network.
She spent 14 years as the Maritime Bureau Chief for The Weather Network and worked for CBC New Brunswick as a reporter. She’s has been awarded the RTNDA’s National Network Award for Diversity and a medal at The New York Television Festival for her unique style of storytelling.
As Senior Correspondent for New Brunswick, Shelley’s character-driven reports focus on issues and events affecting the people of New Brunswick.
Outside of work, Shelley dedicates her time to her family and to volunteering for para-athletics. She enjoys spending time with her family, jogging, singing, working with animals and camping along New Brunswick’s beautiful Northumberland coast.
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Video Archives
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New Brunswickers celebrate 125 years of railroad history on Ministers Island
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‘I love the quahog’: N.B. artist finds passion in painting and sculpting clam shells
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‘He would have such a kick out of that’: N.B. woman honours brother’s legacy riding a motorcycle with her dog
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Support pours in for injured kitten in New Brunswick
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Ontario couple embraces tree planting in New Brunswick
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Acro yoga group grabbing attention in Moncton
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Old school ambulance grabbing attention of many
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N.B. man working hard to clean up his community
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N.B. man’s driftwood art growing in popularity
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Man discovers early Canadian history with metal detector
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N.B. distillery making sustainable gin
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N.B. photographer donating work to support cancer charity
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N.S. skippers taking playground jump rope to new levels
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Canadian footballer shares story of childhood traumas to help others
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Magical cottages in N.S. that have stood the test of time
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N.B. senior sharing milkshake recipes with the world
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Old school barber shop in Fredericton closes
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Calls increase for service dog testing and verification
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N.B. musician creates new board game
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Pet parrots delighting hikers on N.S. trails
Author Archives
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New Brunswick woman calls for trucking industry to better protect female driversA New Brunswick woman who said she was harassed by other drivers while working as a trucker is calling for the industry to be more considerate of women's safety.CanadaMay 17
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N.B. man writes children’s book about harsh realities of drug addictionA Saint John man has decided to write a children's book about the dangers of drug abuse. He says that kids should be better educated about the harsh realities of addiction.FeaturesMay 8
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N.B. community food hub aims for zero waste in their fight against food insecurityA New Brunswick community group that feeds people in need aims to have zero food waste.CanadaMay 3
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N.B. high school student launches clothing line to help pay for universityA mother-daughter duo from New Brunswick have touched hearts of small-town Canadians with their line of clothing that has them tugging at hoodies and heart strings.CanadaMay 2
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Company launches non-alcoholic beer for dogs, canines ‘crack a cold one’A craft brew non-alcoholic beer for dogs is being brewed up at a canning facility in Fredericton, N.B. and shipped to bars, restaurants and retail stores across Canada.FeaturesApr 18
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Moncton microbrewer brews batch of Ukrainian beer: ‘A taste of freedom’Oleg Kvasha from the Ukrainian Club of Moncton has teamed up with Moncton's O'Creek Brewing Company to brew up a batch of Ukrainian beer.CanadaMar 26
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N.B.’s horseback riding, cowboy farm dog heads to prestigious Westminster dog show'He just thinks he is the king up there,' owner Sharlene Hudson says of Gunner, a horseback riding farm dog who is competing at this year's prestigious Westminster dog show.CanadaMar 23
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New Brunswick man’s top-selling cookbook shares Acadian culture and recipesA New Brunswick man has found the perfect ingredients for a top-selling cookbook on Amazon while also sharing his Acadian culture and recipes.FeaturesMar 20
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Indigenous animator from N.B. to release feature film in Wolastoqey languageNew Brunswick filmmaker Tara Audibert is producing the first full-length animated feature in an Indigenous language. Audibert says she hopes her work will help connect Canadians.EntertainmentMar 15
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N.B. scientist to launch balloon with cameras to track total solar eclipseA retired New Brunswick physicist plans to launch a high-altitude balloon to capture images of a total solar eclipse that is expected to happen on April 8.CanadaMar 11
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New Brunswick family finalists in Canadian Geographic’s Net Zero home challengeThe premise of the program is to teach other families across the country how to alter their lifestyles and homes to reach net zero.Feb 6
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#Beccatoldmeto kindness movement set to play out on stageBecca is being produced by Theatre New Brunswick along with Caraquet’s Théâtre Populaire d'Acadie and plays out like a documentary of the kindness movement on stage.FeaturesFeb 5
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Most Canadians watch sports while at work, or check out scores: surveyMore than 60 per cent of Canadians peek in on sports scores and games at work, a new survey suggests, with New Brunswick coming in at No. 1 for all provinces.Jan 10
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Santa sleigh returned to New Brunswick family after nearly 40 years"We have been looking for it for 37 years and I can't believe we found it," said Krista Richard of Moncton.FeaturesDec 20, 2023
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New Brunswick friends exchange the same Christmas card for 62 yearsA Christmas card exchange that started out as a joke back in the early 1960s has become a Christmas tradition for two best friends from New Brunswick.FeaturesDec 19, 2023
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Couple pairs up to donate thousands of socks to Canadians experiencing homelessness20K Sock Day started back in 2019 and is a national initiative that encourages people in communities across Canada to collect and donate new socks for people without a home.CanadaDec 15, 2023
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N.B. women offer greener ‘forest cemetery’ burial optionTwo friends who share deeply rooted beliefs about the importance of protecting the environment and honouring those who have died are now offering people a greener burial optionEnvironmentDec 11, 2023
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He said a decade ago he wanted to play for the national sledge hockey team. Now this player is.A young sledge hockey player from New Brunswick is living his dream, playing for Canada's national sledge hockey team in front of a hometown crowd.SportsDec 8, 2023
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Moncton store selling rare, first-ever Spider-Man comic book for $60KA comic store in Moncton has got its hands on a valuable comic book from the 1960s, as it contains the first-ever appearance of Spiderman. The book's current price tag is $60,000.EntertainmentDec 6, 2023
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Former airline employees realize dream by opening eco-resort in N.B.Best friends who lost their jobs with an airline during the pandemic have gone after their dream of opening an eco-resort to highlight and preserve the beauty of nature.FeaturesDec 5, 2023
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N.B. teen develops a passion for sewing ‘Christmas Chickens’A New Brunswick high school student has found out he has a passion for sewing and is using that talent with a needle and thread to seamlessly create a side business for himself.FeaturesNov 30, 2023
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52 years keeping it clean: Fredericton housekeeping executive brings home national awardA New Brunswick woman has been named employee of the year by Tourism Canada for her 52 years in hotel housekeeping.CanadaNov 29, 2023
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Meet Mr. November: N.B. cat featured in national calendarA cat named Leo has made it to supermodel status after making the cut to become Mr. November in a national pet calendar.CanadaNov 28, 2023
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Formerly unhoused N.B. man sculpts flowers to help with his sobrietyA New Brunswick man battling addiction sculpts flowers and other art to help with his sobriety.FeaturesNov 21, 2023
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Worth the extra dough? The cost of fruitcake is rising, yet people are still buyingLove it or hate it, the sticky truth is that holiday baking like the much-maligned fruitcake is expected to cost more for this holiday season, says one N.B. fan.EconomyNov 17, 2023