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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New Brunswick signs $430 million health deal with Ottawa
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N.B. woman who provides free prom dresses is losing her commercial space
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N.B. mom says she can’t find a home because she has a child
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Moncton homeless shelters take new approach
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Moncton lip balm business goes viral
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New Brunswick transportation program needs more volunteers
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Cap-Acadie, N.B. residents concerned about frequent fires in area
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N.B. woman warns of the dangers of strep A
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New Brunswick hit with messy snow, freezing rain
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Car thefts on the rise in New Brunswick
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New Brunswick French language health authority having trouble finding Francophone nurses
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New Brunswick food bank supplier says demand is unsustainable
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Search continues for missing New Brunswick ice sailor
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Stakeholders brainstorm ideas to revitalize Moncton’s downtown
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New Brunswick man delayed in receiving medical diagnosis
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New non-enforcement unit set up in Elsipogtog First Nation
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Advocates call for short-term rental regulation in Moncton
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Calls mount to reverse decision to convert New Brunswick hospital’s acute care beds into long-term care beds
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New Brunswick woman upset because she can’t get strep A test
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New task force must find ideas to fill gaps in N.B. construction industry
Author Archives
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‘Running into roadblocks’: Canadian family fights to get care for daughter with epilepsyA New Brunswick family is struggling to get health care for their young daughter with epilepsy. They're now raising money to get treatment outside the province.Health6 hours
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N.B. prom dress donation program can’t help as many teens after losing space“I feel sad, I want to be able to help afford any student that can’t afford a prom dress," PromPretty founder Lara Lavoie said.CanadaMar 25
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A N.B. single mother says she can’t find housing because she has a childA single mother living in New Brunswick says property owners in the area have denied her rental applications because she has a child.EconomyMar 16
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N.B. company finds viral success through satisfying lip balm videosA family-owned business in Moncton, N.B. says it's blown away by its viral success on social media platforms like YouTube and TikTok.FeaturesMar 14
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Demand outpacing volunteers for New Brunswick transportation programAn organization providing cheap transportation to medical appointments and food bank pickups in southeastern New Brunswick is searching for more volunteers.CanadaMar 12
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Cap-Acadie smokehouse loses storage building to fireA blaze destroyed a building at the Canadian Silver Herring Smokehouse Monday. There was a fire at the same location in 2021 when it was still known as Botsford Fisheries.FireMar 11
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‘You really don’t see it coming’: N.B. woman warns of strep A and septic shock riskCases of invasive Group A strep are on the rise in New Brunswick, prompting one woman to share her story and warn others about the risk of sepsis that comes with the disease.HealthMar 8
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‘It’s a disgrace’: Residents fed up with deterioration of Route 955 in N.B.Those who live along Route 955 say the deteriorating shoulders and numerous potholes make the designated tourist route a dangerous drive.CanadaMar 4
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Road damage from N.B. floods will ‘definitely’ cause first response delays: fire chiefWashouts from this week's intense flash flooding have caused road damage all over New Brunswick, while some homeowners are cleaning up what the storm left behind.WeatherMar 1
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Riverview Boys and Girls Club needs to raise $4K to repair, secure vandalized vehiclesOn one of their two 12-seater vans, the lock had been popped, the undercarriage below the steering wheel had been removed, and the ignition had been broken off and taken out.CanadaFeb 28
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New Brunswick parents calling for a children’s hospital in their own provinceHundreds of parents in New Brunswick have signed a petition calling for a children's hospital in the province. The nearest one is the IWK Health Centre in Halifax.HealthFeb 27
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N.B. fire department’s ‘celebrity’ K9 handpicked for special trainingTanker the facility dog is one of only 12 in North America selected for training at the Franklin County Sheriff's Office (FCSO) Law Enforcement Therapy K9 School in Ohio.CanadaFeb 26
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Lack of French exam prep, poor translation causing accreditation delays: U de M nursing school directorFrancophone nursing students often need to take the exam two or three times due to a lack of French-language prep materials and the poor translation of the exam.HealthFeb 22
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Staggering food bank demand ‘not sustainable,’ says one supplier in N.B.Food banks in New Brunswick are continuing to struggle in the face of growing demand, and it's prompting one supplier to call the situation unsustainable.CanadaFeb 22
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N.B. man says waited weeks for medical information about his rare diseaseA New Brunswick man says he wasn't told about warning signs of his rare condition until six weeks after a doctor noted them, and was forced to take matters into his own hands.HealthFeb 13
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New unit provides Indigenous-led community intervention in Elsipogtog, N.B.In Elsipogtog, N.B., a new community-led unit called Indige-Watch is helping RCMP on calls involving Indigenous people. Police and elders say the unit is making a difference.CanadaFeb 9
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Short-term rental framework faces roadblock at Moncton City CouncilThe city is unable to proceed with short-term rental legislation because the province has not shared the results of it's recently concluded short-term rental study with them.CanadaFeb 6
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New Brunswick woman wants to get a strep A test. It’s proving to be difficultA New Brunswick woman says she has been unable to get testing for Group A streptococcus despite her numerous calls to pharmacies and after hour clinics.HealthFeb 2
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Kent County, N.B., residents concerned over temporary loss of acute care beds at hospitalKent County residents are questioning a plan to convert acute-care beds at a local hospital to long-term or palliative care beds as New Brunswick wrestles health service shortages.CanadaJan 30
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‘His body hurt so bad’: Father dies from aggressive form of strep, family speaks outA family in N.B. is urging people to get tested for Group A strep, after their father and husband was one of those who died suddenly from the bacterial infection.HealthJan 30
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N.B. coffee shop raising autism awareness celebrates 5 years in businessAaron Nielsen is celebrating the fifth anniversary of Aaron's Coffee Shop, a business he launched to help raise awareness for people like his son who live with autism.FeaturesJan 26
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Mother on 12-hour ER wait with sick newborn: ‘How’s there only 1 doctor?’A mother now living in New Brunswick after moving from Ontario says she recently had to wait more than 12 hours to have her sick baby seen by a doctor at the Moncton Hospital.CanadaJan 26
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Temporary reprioritization of N.B. nursing home placements having ripple effect on familiesA Saint John woman who was on the verge of getting a nursing home placement says she's now stuck waiting in her home even longer, and she's worried for her safety.HealthJan 24
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Fire destroys businesses, apartment units in small N.B. townA fire that destroyed three businesses and several apartment units in Bouctouche, N.B., is being described as significant for the small town.FireJan 23
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N.B. artist raising funds to expand Elsipogtog’s Sistema programSistema Elsipogtog centre director Swan Serna said the New Brunswick organization wants to add 20 more chairs to its sought-after program.CanadaJan 22