Suzanne Lapointe
Video Journalist
Suzanne Lapointe is a video journalist with Global News in Moncton.
She joined Global News in November 2021, having previously worked with CBC and Radio-Canada as well as some freelance work.
Suzanne is a graduate from Université de Moncton’s journalism program.
Having moved to Moncton from Ontario at a young age, she considers herself to be an “Acadienne d’adoption” a term for come from aways who have integrated themselves into Acadian culture.
She is fluent in English, French, and Chiac, a distinctive type of Franglais mixing Acadian French and Canadian English native to southeastern New Brunswick.
When she’s not covering the news, you can spot her in the crowd at local music shows and theatre performances.
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Video Archives
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Concerns raised about Parlee Beach’s water quality testing
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Boat explodes on N.B. wharf
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Young N.S. girl benefits from ‘precision testing’ at IWK children’s hospital
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Shediac Lobster Festival ‘bigger and better’ in 75th year
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Housing prices rising in New Brunswick
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Several buildings destroyed in N.B. fish plant fire
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N.B. tenants not informed of faulty buildings
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Vitalite Health Network pauses primary care team project over lack of funding
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Calls fore more firefighting resources in Moncton to keep up with growth
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Tensions mounting between Dieppe residents and developer
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N.B. community rallies together for paralyzed teen
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Dieppe residents oppose apartment construction
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N.B. doctors defend travel nurse use
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Are appointments with primary care providers getting harder to get in N.B.?
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N.B. man shares story in hopes of inspiring others to donate blood
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N.B. hospital struggling after 3 nurses fired
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Two men found dead at popular N.B. swimming spot
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N.B. volunteer organization that helps foster children wants to expand
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10th anniversary of Moncton shooting and trauma still there
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Sackville N.B. businesses and residential tenants scrambling to find new rentals
Author Archives
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Jet skier says ‘adrenaline kicked in’ after watching boat explode at N.B. wharfPatrick Leblanc and his friends are being dub bed 'heroes' for rescuing a man from his burning boat, and saving a popular N.B. wharf from devastating damage.FireJul 16
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Shediac Lobster Festival ‘bigger and better’ in 75th yearFestival president Pascal Haché says the 75th edition of the festival has been two and a half years in the making, with more culinary experiences and bigger musical acts.CanadaJul 13
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Tensions mount between citizens, developer and Dieppe over apartment projectA group of citizens opposing a controversial apartment project took issue with the developers characterization of them as "NIMBY"s.CanadaJun 25
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N.B. teen rescued after diving accident at local pool: ‘I just thank them for acting’Family and friends are raising money to help the family of a Riverview, N.B., teen who suffered a serious spinal cord injury from a diving accident.CanadaJun 22
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Dieppe, N.B. residents oppose apartment project on former site of Moncton ArchdioceseThey argue the 152-unit apartment building isn't a fit for the low-density residential area and have concerns about losing the century-old trees on the lot.CanadaJun 20
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Primary care becoming more difficult to access in New Brunswick, report saysThe NB Health Council CEO said primary care providers indicate that cases are often complicated because one in four New Brunswickers have three or more chronic conditions.HealthJun 19
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New Brunswick father-daughter duo share their story in hopes people donate bloodA New Brunswick man is sharing his story and hoping to inspire more people to donate blood, especially during the summer months when the need is great.HealthJun 13
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N.B. hospital struggles with staff shortage after 3 nurses firedNew Brunswick's French-language health network has fired three nurses following an investigation, which has led to a nurse shortage and forced the closure of the ER.HealthJun 13
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2 dead at popular swimming spot in Elgin, N.B.The community's fire chief says the accidents that happen at Gibson Falls create a strain on their limited resources.CanadaJun 11
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‘Heart-wrenching’: Family’s motorhome stolen from front yard just days after buying itA N.B. woman was in shock as she awoke Monday morning to learn their new motorhome was stolen from their property — a vehicle she said was a 'dream' purchase.CrimeMay 29
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New Brunswick non-profits reeling from continued donation bin thefts, security threats“They went through and emptied everything out of all three bins and it was all over the parking lot," Ergon Inc. Executive director Cory Thibodeau said.CrimeMay 22
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Historic New Brunswick monastery closes because new monks not joining orderThe historic trappist monastery that has served Rogersville, N.B. for over a century is slated for closure because they cannot recruit new monks.CanadaMay 21
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Message found in bottle in New Brunswick begs finder to ‘let me out’Two Irishtown, N.B., neighbours are looking for whoever penned a message in a bottle that's sat for four decades waiting to be discovered.CanadaMay 17
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Petitcodiac community group faces roadblocks converting church into libraryThree Rivers mayor Peter Saunders says he's "shocked" the municipality has been having difficulty getting funding from the province for this project.CanadaMay 15
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New Brunswick family doctors call for legislation to reduce paperworkThe president of New Brunswick's Medical Society said the paperwork requirements contribute to physician burnout and reduce the time they have available to see patients.CanadaMay 14
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N.B. woman must move to Toronto for life-saving lung transplant. She can’t afford to goWhile the surgery is covered by New Brunswick's Medicare, the program only partially subsidizes the cost of lodging, which will be significant in Toronto.HealthMay 7
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N.B. cabinet minister wants to dissolve education council in gender-identity fightN.B. Education Minister Bill Hogan says he'll take the unprecedented step of dissolving the Anglophone East District Education Council in the midst of a battle over Policy 713.EducationMay 3
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Animal tranquillizer found in 10% of tested fentanyl says N.B. harm reduction groupXylazine use in humans can result in fatal overdoses and necrotic wounds. A harm reduction advocate in Moncton is calling on those with substance use disorder to be careful.CanadaApr 29
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Barbershop in Bouctouche, N.B. offering free gender-affirming haircutsBarber Jesse Mathieu decided to offer the service because of their own experiences getting their hair cut as a non-binary person.FeaturesApr 26
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New Brunswick town launches financial assistance program to keep kids activeThe town has been recognized as being Canada's most active community following a month-long participaction challenge in June of 2023CanadaApr 24
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Why a family wants the IWK Health Centre’s age limit to be ’18 at least’Kendric Campbell, who just turned 16, is now too old to access the ER at the IWK children's hospital in Halifax. His mother is calling for the hospital to expand its mandate.HealthApr 24
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‘They’re people, they matter’: N.B. artist creates mural to honour those who died while homelessThe mural has now become a collaborative art piece, where members of the homeless population leave messages for each other, or tributes for those who have died.CanadaApr 23
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N.B. man calls for hyperbaric oxygen care in province as hospital in N.S. is overwhelmedJeff Leblanc urgently needs hyperbaric oxygen therapy to treat a potentially fatal side effect of radiation from his cancer treatments in 2013.HealthApr 22
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Fashion photoshoot empowers adults with disabilities in Memramcook, N.B.The executive director of Eco Vision Memramcook, a social enterprise that employs adults with intellectual disabilities, hopes the photos will be empowering.FeaturesApr 11
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‘A life of service’: Former N.B. MLA Sue Stultz passes away at 71, remembered for charity workThe turkey drive Stultz spearheaded in 1991 feeds thousands of Monctonians every year around the holidays. The Moncton Firefighters Association plans on continuing the tradition.CanadaApr 9