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 multidisciplinary health teams a key to improving access: officials
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Work underway to transform former church into Acadian cultural centre
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N.S. researchers partner with brewery on health warning labels for beer cans
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New Acadian and Francophone school on eastern shore close to reality
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Canadian man wraps up cross-country cycling fundraiser for diabetes research
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N.S. pet owner shares story after dog dies by suffocating on a chip bag
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Cellfie Project invites young cancer patients to see disease at cellular level
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Atlantic tourism operators keeping close eye on U.S.-Canada trade war
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A look at specially trained team of K-9 and their handlers in N.S.
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N.S. government says new rules for mining projects will speed up approvals
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Nova Scotia premier facing questions about province’s efforts to develop resources
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Officials leading Halifax Infirmary expansion answer questions about costs
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Doctors, health experts call on Nova Scotia to cover birth control and HIV-prevention drug
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Nova Scotians reminded to be on alert for blue-green algae
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Mi’kmaw leaders in N.S. calling for more consultation in uranium mining projects
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Nova Scotia making gains in cutting internal trade restrictions
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N.S. farm museum says it’s making improvements after criticism over animal welfare
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How to protect private info in light of Nova Scotia Power data breach
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Nova Scotia to survey public on expanding retail sale of alcohol
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Halifax says it is closing one of the five remaining designated homeless encampments
Author Archives
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Nova Scotia pet owner shares story after her dog dies suffocating on a chip bagA Nova Scotia woman is sharing her story after the death of her beloved pet, in hopes it helps other pet owners.CanadaJun 26
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Cellfie Project: Young IWK patients with leukemia get to see disease at cellular levelThe largest children’s hospital in Atlantic Canada wants to make it easier for kids to understand their cancer diagnosis.HealthJun 22
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A look at Nova Scotia’s specially trained K-9 search and rescue teamWhen disaster strikes in Nova Scotia, a specially trained team of dogs and their handlers are ready to answer the call for help.CanadaJun 18
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N.S. works to expand cell coverage, stop gaps in community where 2 kids disappearedMost recently, service gaps were identified in the area of Lansdowne Station in Pictou County where two children have been missing for a month.CanadaJun 4
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Ross Farm, popular N.S. tourism spot, making changes to animal care amid backlashThe museum faced criticism over the condition of its six horses. Upgrades include larger box stalls, mobile fencing, automatic watering systems, and cameras for 24/7 monitoring.CanadaJun 3
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Tim Houston is travelling the world promoting Nova Scotia. Is it money well spent?Since being re-elected in 2024, Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston has been on more than half a dozen international trips, something he says is needed in world's new trading climate.PoliticsMay 27
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This Halifax heritage building slated for demolition has been saved. So what now?The Nova Scotia Court of Appeal has reversed a decision that would have allowed Dalhousie University to tear down 1245 Edward St., which had a heritage building designation.CanadaMay 22
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‘Take another look’: Some in Halifax can’t brush off rapid development planRapid growth and development in Halifax has translated to high housing costs and a dwindling number of arts venues.CanadaMay 17
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High-rise projects are popping up around Halifax. But why are they getting built this way?Halifax eyes new high-density communities to ease its housing crisis, but planners warn it could take 10–15 years before real progress is seen.CanadaMay 16
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‘I just don’t like it’: Living the high life in Halifax and why not everyone is a fanLocal researchers say Nova Scotians living on tight budgets, especially families, are continuing to get pushed out of the urban rental market.EconomyMay 15
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Nova Scotia expanding STI home testing to include HIV screeningNova Scotia Health is expanding its STI home-testing kit program to include HIV screening. It has been offering chlamydia and gonorrhea testing since last summer.HealthMay 9
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What the cluck? This new app will tell you what chickens are sayingResearchers at Dalhousie University's Agricultural Campus have developed an app called Cluckify to crack the code on what chickens are saying through the science of bioacoustics.CanadaApr 4
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‘Smash the tariffs’: Rage room in Halifax offers framed Donald Trump photosA rage room in Halifax is providing Canadians with a clever way to blow off some steam amid a heated political climate: framed photos of U.S. President Donald Trump for smashing.CanadaMar 14
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‘Grief Library’ helping N.S. woman’s family, kids cope with her cancer diagnosisTopics of death and grief can be hard to broach, so a Nova Scotia library is hoping to help people navigate the difficult emotions surrounding loss through books.CanadaFeb 26
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‘Very nerve-wracking’: Nova Scotia charities brace for impact of U.S. tariffsCharities say many people are already struggling to make ends meet amid the high cost of living, and U.S. tariffs will only worsen the situation.CanadaFeb 11
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‘Act with class’: Canada, U.S. to battle in women’s hockey amid anthem booingCanada and the United States are set to battle in women’s hockey during a tense time that has seen fans boo the singing of the American anthem.SportsFeb 5
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Halifax considers 3 potential sites for new police headquartersHalifax's Board of Police Commissioners is considering the future of the aging police headquarters on Gottingen Street and has been presented with three potential sites.CanadaFeb 4
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Intimate Partner Violence in N.S. and how the RCMP say they’re respondingAfter six fatal cases of intimate partner violence in Nova Scotia since October, many are looking to government and police for solutions.CanadaJan 16
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‘There’s lots good happening’: N.S. premier looks to future in year-end interviewSome of the biggest issues facing Nova Scotians over the last year include the cost of living, housing and health care.CanadaDec 31, 2024
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This Canadian is his school’s first medical student in a wheelchair. He’s thinking bigAt Dalhousie University in Halifax, a determined student from B.C. is making breakthroughs in the medical field and inspiring a new generation of health-care professionals.CanadaDec 21, 2024
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Tom Jackson’s Crazy Sox Box campaign looks to inspire Canadians to help unhousedThe star of North of 60 and Shining Time Station was filming Sullivan’s Crossing in Halifax last winter when the idea was hatched with fellow crew member Lori Bellefontaine.CanadaDec 6, 2024
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‘Familiar and friendly’: Elections Nova Scotia initiative helps underserved voters cast ballotsThe new initiative will create voting locations that offer quieter spaces with shorter lines and more opportunities to ask questions.PoliticsNov 13, 2024
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Halifax traffic: First responders on ‘crazy’ congestion, how it slows them downThe union representing firefighters says the congestion is placing pressure on drivers and causing frustration for crews. Traffic is so bad it's now a N.S. election issue.PoliticsNov 8, 2024
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N.S. woman calls health-care system ‘dangerous’ after surgery postponementsAndrea Ritcey severed an artery and a nerve in her hand in an accident. She needed surgery and was told 72 hours would be ideal, but ended up waiting 12 days for the procedure.HealthNov 6, 2024
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Nova Scotia woman fighting chronic illness says health-care system is failing herA Nova Scotia woman fighting a painful chronic health condition says the next leader of the provincial government needs to help people who require specialized care.HealthNov 1, 2024