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.
Video Archives
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Nova Scotia hockey teams collectively sing during rink power outage
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Nova Scotia man hopes to cross Canada on a vintage 3-wheeler ATV to honour best friend
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Frustrating season for snowmobilers in New Brunswick
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Southeastern New Brunswickers spend Tuesday morning shovelling snow
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Crafty New Brunswick kid wowing people with cardboard creations
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Moncton man proposes to girlfriend using giant billboard
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New Brunswick musher training dog sled team for big race
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Two New Brunswick roller derby skaters named to Team Canada
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Tradeswomen of New Brunswick colouring book aims to inspire young girls
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More women hitting the boxing ring at New Brunswick club
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New Brunswick couple goes old school with retro Christmas tree
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Young Nova Scotia woman shares her love of the weather
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Max the miniature horse spreading holiday cheer in New Brunswick
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New Brunswick university students recycle oranges to make enviro-friendly corkboards
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Volunteer elves spreading holiday cheer in Riverview, N.B.
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New Brunswick kids ‘fly’ to North Pole to meet Santa
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New Brunswick youth orchestra video goes viral
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New Brunswick man opens his home to rescued roosters
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Moncton football team wants to recruit more women
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Program helps New Brunswick elderly stay in their own homes longer
Author Archives
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N.S. hockey teams collectively sing ‘Sweet Caroline’ during rink power outageVideo of two Nova Scotia high school hockey teams singing 'Sweet Caroline' during an extended power outage is circulating online, shining a light on camaraderie in sport.Feb 6
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N.S. man hopes to cross Canada on a vintage 3-wheeler ATV to honour best friendMatthew Webb hopes to ride a 1984, 3-wheeled ATV from B.C. to Musquodoboit, N.S., by the end of February. He says he's doing it to honour the memory of his friend, Anthony Morgan.CanadaJan 31
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Ice storm stops New Brunswick snowmobilers in their tracksThe snowmobiling season has been stopped in its tracks along parts of the South Eastern New Brunswick Snowmobilers Association's trail system since last week.Jan 25
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Meet New Brunswick’s cardboard kid: ‘Boxes are not safe in our house’"If I see a box, I want to do something with it," said nine-year-old Cailin JensenJan 23
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‘Depression melted away’: Meet a N.B. man finding pure joy in dog sleddingMusher Doug Stoakley from Havelock, N.B., seems care-free when he’s around his 16 dogs, but for years he's battled with depression.CanadaJan 20
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Two New Brunswick roller derby skaters named to Team CanadaTwo New Brunswick teens have been named to Team Canada for junior roller derby and will travel to the junior world competition in France this July.Jan 13
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New Boots releases 2nd edition of ‘Tradeswomen of New Brunswick’ colouring bookWomen in trades colouring book plants seed for young girls to consider the trades.Jan 12
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‘Surge’ of N.B. women are knocking out their competition — in the boxing ringA New Brunswick boxing club has been seeing a spike in women taking up boxing after the lifting of COVID-19 restrictions.SportsJan 9
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N.B. woman to hike Sahara desert in support of affordable housing projectA New Brunswick woman plans to hike 100 kilometres across the Sahara desert this fall in support of the 12 Neighbours tiny home project.CanadaJan 6
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Meet 2 hockey diehards from N.B. whose friendship goes well beyond their love of the gameNew Brunswick's Ricky Horvath and Hank Mugford share a love for hockey, and a friendship that transcends the colour of their jerseys, especially after a challenging past year.Jan 3
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Nova Scotia woman shares her passion for weather with weekly forecastMichelina DiBacco is sharing her love of the weather by giving a weekly forecast at Prescott House, a Halifax group for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilitiesFeaturesDec 20, 2022
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Max the miniature horse spreading holiday cheer in local Moncton businessesA New Brunswick woman is visiting businesses in Greater Moncton with her miniature horse to spread holiday cheer.CanadaDec 17, 2022
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N.B. university students use recycled oranges to make enviro-friendly corkboardsA group of Mount Allison University students have developed a unique way of transforming recycled orange peels into a handy product that can be used every day.Dec 15, 2022
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‘Cheer For You’ random act of kindness initiative launched in Riverview, N.B.Cheer For You is a community initiative started by Betty Bevans of Riverview, who said she wants to help people feel more cheerful this month.FeaturesDec 7, 2022
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N.B. Youth Orchestra rebuttal video prompts an invite to Carnegie HallThe New Brunswick Youth Orchestra is heading to the famed Carnegie Hall in New York City after a video the group produced went viral.EntertainmentNov 30, 2022
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N.B. ‘bird man’ rescues homeless roosters: ‘No sleeping for me’Dave Keeping now provides a loving home for a barn full of more than 130 homeless roosters so they can live out their days in collective song.FeaturesNov 28, 2022
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Program helps New Brunswick elderly stay in their own homes longerOne couple is now part of a New Brunswick program called Nursing Homes Without Walls, a first of its kind in the country.CanadaNov 24, 2022
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N.S. mom speaks out about food insecurity and the stigma that comes with itA Nova Scotia mother is speaking out about the stigma of experiencing food insecurity after getting support from a program called Food for Thought.Nov 17, 2022
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How a remote control truck group in N.B. is letting people be ‘a kid again’A growing remote-control truck group in Riverview, N.B., called Sink It Deep RC is helping people overcome social anxieties, welcoming those of diverse abilities.Nov 14, 2022
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New Brunswick home to second courthouse support dog named JazJaz is trained to provide emotional support for victims of family violence and sexual assault who are navigating the justice system in New Brunswick.CanadaNov 4, 2022
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Puck drops for first neurodiverse hockey program in New BrunswickA hockey program tailored to neurodiverse youth dropped the puck for the first time this past Saturday in Dieppe, N.B. during a sold-out program.CanadaNov 1, 2022
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Pug-A-Palooza in Dieppe, N.B. draws in ‘grumble’ of pupsHalloween has gone to the dogs in one New Brunswick community as Dieppe hosted the 10th annual Pug-A-Palooza on Saturday.Oct 31, 2022
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N.B. vintage clothing shop embraces gender neutrality and body positivityYou won't find any men's or women's sections at this vintage clothing store in Moncton, N.B. "A shirt is a shirt,' says the owner of SDV Vintage Shop.Oct 28, 2022
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Moncton community theatre bringing back the laughs under the bright lightsCommunity theatres across New Brunswick are making a comeback, after being shut down by COVID-19 for the better part of two years.CanadaOct 25, 2022
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Dedicated seniors help feed the hungry at Moncton soup kitchenThe Ray of Hope soup kitchen in Moncton has seen a spike in the number of people needing meals and a group of dedicated seniors are doing their part to help.CanadaOct 20, 2022