Skye Bryden-Blom
Digital Broadcast Journalist
Skye Bryden-Blom joined the Global News team in November 2022.
She’s a passionate storyteller who was born and raised in the Halifax area. Skye loves the community and has been telling stories here for several years. She has worked as a news anchor, host, and reporter at various radio stations including News 95.7 and Hot Country 103.5.
Skye holds a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) English degree from Mount Saint Vincent University, which she completed on a full scholarship in 2014. She received a diploma in Broadcast Journalism from NSCC in 2017.
When not at work, you can catch Skye hitting the gym, exploring new trails, and spending time with loved ones. You can also bet she has her camera in hand taking snapshots of the world around her.
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Video Archives
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Nova Scotia community groups seek clarity on how far-reaching budget cuts will be -
The science of gaming: Nova Scotia university takes control of new program -
Nova Scotia government continues to defend budget during legislative sitting -
N.S. political scientists say Tim Houston government needs more consultation when making budget cuts -
Premier defends N.S. budget as critics continue to speak out -
Nova Scotia Opposition asks for oversight on government spending ahead of legislature return -
Nova Scotia Opposition questions the Premier’s travel schedule as he misses another Cabinet meeting -
Maritime leaders share words of comfort to Tumbler Ridge community after mass school shooting -
Nova Scotia is providing $25 million to NSCC for a new skilled trades institute -
Another youth arrested in N.S. hockey hazing investigation, RCMP say -
Youths charged with sexual assault in hockey hazing investigation -
N.S. pilot program cuts down payment requirements for first-time homebuyers -
Future of Halifax Forum in question -
Annual Ice Festival returns to Downtown Dartmouth -
Millbrook First Nation in Nova Scotia adds waterfront reserve land at Tufts Cove -
Calls for safety improvements after Halifax Transit bus nearly strikes family -
Priorities of Atlantic Canadian premiers ahead of meeting with prime minister -
Nova Scotia auditor general flags transparency problems in health-care reporting -
N.S. government says even more cannabis dispensaries than originally estimated -
Looking into Indigenous economic development in Atlantic Canada
Author Archives
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Nova Scotia premier defends budget cuts, calls it ‘sad reality’ of financesPremier Tim Houston was back in Nova Scotia facing tough questions from the opposition parties and protesters over budget cuts.PoliticsMar 4
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Protesters rally outside N.S. legislature as tensions rise inside during debateHundreds of protesters made their voices heard outside the Nova Scotia legislature to protest the government's cuts to cultural programs and resource extraction policies.PoliticsMar 3
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Nova Scotia budget backlash: Tim Houston’s government getting booed, criticizedNova Scotia’s 2026-27 budget reduces or eliminates more than 280 grants across multiple government departments.PoliticsMar 2
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Premier defends Nova Scotia budget as critics continue to speak outNova Scotia Premier Tim Houston is defending his province's newly unveiled budget as critics voice concerns about cuts to public service and a $1.2 billion deficit.PoliticsFeb 24
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Halifax Forum supporter calls mayor’s idea to pause redevelopment plan a ‘shock’The future of the Halifax Forum is in question after the mayor said he wants to push pause on the project due to concerns around costs.CanadaFeb 2
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Video shows close call between young family and Halifax Transit busTom Himmelman was walking with his four-year-old son and dog. He's now speaking out and hoping to advance training in the municipality for drivers in order to create safer roads.CanadaJan 29
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Maritime premiers outline priorities ahead of meeting with prime ministerPremiers have arrived in Ottawa for a meeting with the prime minister, and trade is top of mind as the year-long tariff feud with U.S. President Donald Trump continues.CanadaJan 28
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Nova Scotia animal shelter offers kitten cuddles in support of a good causeBide Awhile in Dartmouth, N.S., opened its doors on Giving Tuesday to help foster connections and to highlight the impact of the community's support.CanadaDec 2, 2025
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Nova Scotia Power CEO vows to fix billing issues linked to cybersecurity breachThe breach not only resulted in thousands of customers' private data being leaked, but it also destroyed the company's meter communication system.CanadaNov 25, 2025
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ER doctor warning about Nova Scotia’s overburdened health systemDr. Kirk Magee, an emergency physician at the Halifax Infirmary, says ER access continues to be blocked by a shortage of available beds.HealthNov 25, 2025
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Nova Scotia NDP demand answers from health minister on pressures at Lower Sackville EROpposition Leader Claudia Chender held a news conference outside the Cobequid Community Health Centre on Wednesday to call for answers.HealthNov 19, 2025
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Nova Scotia man charged after more than $4M of cocaine, pills seized: RCMPA Dartmouth, N.S. man has been charged with drug trafficking after RCMP in Halifax seized 40 kg of cocaine and about 10,000 counterfeit oxycodone pills.CrimeNov 18, 2025
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Halifax man convicted of stabbing death to spend at least 10 years in prisonAlexander Charles Howe pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the fatal stabbing of Adam Jerome Dempsey, 32, earlier this year.CrimeNov 17, 2025
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N.S. premier says proposed golf course in Cape Breton provincial park won’t go aheadHouston says a proposed golf course in Cape Breton's West Mabou Beach Provincial Park will not go ahead, adding that the company's plans were 'unreasonable.'EnvironmentNov 13, 2025
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Crowds gather to mark Remembrance Day at Nova Scotia ceremoniesThe annual Remembrance Day ceremony was held at Halifax's Grand Parade, where wreaths were laid to pay tribute to those who fought for freedom.CanadaNov 11, 2025
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Halifax housing crunch: How charities are supporting homeless as winter nearsNova Scotia-based charities that help unhoused populations say they're seeing growing demand as the weather cools, and the housing crunch isn't helping.CanadaNov 3, 2025
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Nova Scotia’s premier wants to learn from Ontario’s nuclear power projectNova Scotia intends to learn more about small modular reactor (SMR) technology from Ontario. The two provinces signed a memorandum of understanding Thursday.CanadaOct 23, 2025
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Nova Scotia opposition criticizes premier’s surprise cabinet shuffleNova Scotia's premier has quietly shuffled his cabinet, and the shakeup gives him more power over the energy sector amid his push to grow the industry.PoliticsOct 22, 2025
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Halifax Alehouse death: Bouncer’s lawyer argues self-defence, Crown says ‘fit of rage’While the Crown described the deadly events of Dec. 24, 2022, as the result of a 'fit of rage,' the defence told the court the victim's death was 'not a foreseeable outcome.'CanadaOct 21, 2025
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‘Duolingo of cow language’: Canadian researchers decipher mood based on moosA team of researchers at Dalhousie University has developed an app to help decode dairy cow vocalizations. They hope it will create more empathy-based farming.CanadaOct 17, 2025
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Halifax Alehouse death: Ex-bouncer testifies chokehold was meant to ‘put him to sleep’A former Halifax bouncer on trial for manslaughter testified he used a chokehold on the night in question because it was safer than throwing punches.CanadaOct 15, 2025
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N.S. introduces bill to protect military members’ right to wear uniforms in publicNova Scotia has introduced legislation 'to ensure a welcoming environment' for Canadian Armed Forces members to wear their uniforms in provincial buildings.CanadaOct 2, 2025
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Boeing invests $1M into Halifax-based company for simulation training technologyBoeing is investing $1.4 million into a Halifax-based company to provide simulation training to crew members aboard one of the U.S. Air Force's most versatile combat aircraft.CanadaSep 29, 2025
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‘Very frustrating’: No clear opening date for new north-end Halifax schoolParents and students in the north end of Halifax have been waiting five years for their new elementary school to be built — and they are still waiting.EducationSep 25, 2025
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‘Remarkably quiet’ Atlantic hurricane season so far, but don’t let your guard downThe Atlantic hurricane season has been off to a quiet start but meteorologists warn it's still too early to let your guard down.CanadaSep 11, 2025