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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N.S. government investment into rental app not having expected impact
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N.S. Premier calls new Halifax encampment sites ‘completely nuts’
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Area of Halifax’s Point Pleasant Park to become homeless encampment
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Maritimes under heat warning
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Halifax students struggling to secure housing
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Doctors concerned over N.S. referral policy
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Andy Fillmore to run for Halifax mayor
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Climate plan funding for African Nova Scotian communities
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Dartmouth community hub receives $100K donation
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Vancouver police officer completes cross-Canada bike ride for pediatric cancer research
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What will Halifax’s Young District look like in 30 years?
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Cannabis edges out alcohol as the most common impairing substance: driver study
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Quick action prevents wildfire in N.S.
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Seniors home struggles without air conditioning amid heat wave
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Global News at 6 Halifax: June 19
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Global News at 6 New Brunswick: June 19
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Halifax looks to improve safety at pedestrian crossing
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N.S. premier says new art gallery not priority
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Halifax couple calls for less restrictive housing bylaws
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More than half of Dal medical students choosing family medicine
Author Archives
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$1.8 million given toward climate change resilience for African Nova Scotian communitiesThe province is investing nearly $2 million to help African Nova Scotian communities adapt to climate change. Twenty-five communities will receive climate resilience plans.EnvironmentJul 3
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Vancouver police officer completes cross-Canada bike ride for pediatric cancer researchA Vancouver-based police sergeant arrived Halifax after cycling across Canada to raise money for pediatric cancer research, in honour of his daughter.CanadaJun 27
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What will Halifax’s Young District look like in 30 years? Residents get a sayLuc Ouellet, HRM's principal planner, says the Young District will accommodate between 26 and 30,000 extra residents in 30 years.CanadaJun 27
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Seniors left sweltering in N.S. public housing: ‘I’m scared of getting a stroke’A Nova Scotia woman who lives in government-owned seniors' housing says they're sweltering without air conditioning. The province's NDP want to change that.CanadaJun 21
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Artists ‘pretty mad’ after N.S. premier says new provincial gallery not a priorityLocal artists are raising concerns after Premier Tim Houston confirmed there are no current plans to build a new home for the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia.PoliticsJun 14
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Nova Scotia man and lotto guru wins $1M prize, says ‘he’s going to be rich’A 35-year-old Cape Breton man is $1 million richer after buying a winning Lotto Max ticket last month. Cory Callaghan has been playing the game since he turned19.EntertainmentJun 14
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‘They need to wake up’: Couple frustrated by secondary suite bylaws in HalifaxA Halifax-area couple are calling on the municipality to be more flexible in helping families create affordable housing, after facing roadblocks in building a secondary suite.EconomyJun 13
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Hope for doctor shortage as more Dalhousie grads choose family medicineDalhousie University is reporting the number of graduating medical students choosing family medicine has doubled since 2018 as it works to attract more undergrads to the field.HealthJun 7
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Private primary care clinic in Halifax says it’s helping address health-care gapsThe founder of Bluenose Health says the private care clinic has been helping to address healthcare gaps since opening its doors in Halifax in early 2023.HealthMay 22
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Warm weather in N.S. prompts reminder to be on guard for harmful blue-green algaeAs the weather gets warmer, a warning for Nova Scotians to be on the lookout for blue-green algae as its toxic blooms can be deadly to pets and make people sick.EnvironmentMay 21
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Slow down, move over: The law for roadside workers many drivers don’t seem to knowDrivers are being reminded to slow down and move over, to ensure all roadside workers make it home safe. This comes on the heels of a N.S. tow truck driver being crashed into.CanadaMay 13
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Tow truck driver after near-death experience on N.S. highway: ‘We fear for our lives’A tow truck operator says he's lucky to be alive after he was almost struck by a car this week while responding a crash along a busy Nova Scotia highway.CanadaMay 11
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Call being made in N.S. to expand federal support to private daycares amid ‘childcare crisis’A Nova Scotia mother is calling on the federal government to expand childcare funding to include private operators. She says in her community of East Hants, the situation is dire.CanadaMay 2
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‘We just want to get paid’: Airport security screeners in Atlantic Canada take job actionWorkers who carry out security screening at 15 airports across Atlantic Canada are taking job action over unpaid wages.CanadaApr 24
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Atlantic Superstore defends use of plexiglass to prevent ‘organized crime.’ Shoppers unconvincedNew measures aimed at preventing shoplifting at Loblaws-owned Atlantic Superstore locations are stirring debate in the Halifax area, and beyond.ConsumerApr 22
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N.S. mom who went on day care wait lists while pregnant is still waiting. Her daughter’s now a toddlerSarah Hoban says her 18-month-old daughter is currently on 10 day care waitlists, and warns families can't wait until 2026 for more spaces.CanadaApr 19
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‘Something has to change’: Mother fights for better addiction care after son’s deathA Nova Scotia woman whose son died from a drug overdose says the province's health-care system failed him, and is calling for better mental health and addiction support.HealthApr 5
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International student numbers could be restricted further, immigration minister says in HalifaxThe federal government is not ruling out further restrictions on international students as it works to stabilize Canada's housing shortage.CanadaApr 3
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Code Critical: N.S. nurses say ‘crisis in staffing’ continues to take emotional and physical tollA Nova Scotia nurse says health-care workers are continuing to battle burnout. Their union calls it a crisis in staffing that's taking a toll mentally and physically.HealthApr 2
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Code critical: N.S. woman commutes 5 hours to see her family doctor to avoid a waitlistA Nova Scotia woman says she would rather keep her family doctor five hours away than risk being put on the waitlist, which now sits at 156,000 people.HealthMar 27
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Family who immigrated to Canada says they couldn’t stay amid high cost of livingA Ukrainian woman who moved to Nova Scotia says her family couldn't stay as it was too hard to keep up with the cost of living, so they returned home to Europe after seven months.CanadaMar 21
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Nova Scotia child dies from aggressive form of strep, family speaks outThe six-year-old boy died within 48 hours after developing symptoms of invasive group A streptococcal, his father says.CanadaMar 18
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Is the N.S. government fixing health care? Minister says ‘we’re getting there’Nova Scotia Health Minister Michelle Thompson sat down with Global News as part of our series called 'Code Critical,' which examines the issues impacting the health-care system.HealthMar 16
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‘Feisty’ furless raccoon creates quite the buzz at N.S. wildlife rehab centreStaff at Hope for Wildlife rescue centre in Nova Scotia have lovingly named a hairless raccoon Rufus, after the naked mole-rat in the cartoon 'Kim Possible.'CanadaMar 15
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Code Critical: Family doctors, walk-in clinics and how stretched the N.S. system isA Nova Scotia family doctor says a quarter of her colleagues are set to retire in the next five to 10 years. She wants to see more recruitment and retention efforts before then.HealthMar 13