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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Moncton snowfall difficult for homeless community
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Moncton approves 2025 budget
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Elsipogtog members keep traditions alive with basket weaving
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N.B. Liberal government announces rent cap beginning in February
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N.B. charities affected by Canada Post strike
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Shediac council receives petition against rehab centre’s expansion
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Fredericton addiction treatment centre receiving backlash from community
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Moncton’s largest food banks asking clients questions to determine eligibility
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N.B. Conservatives look to rebuild party at Fredericton AGM post-election defeat
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Footage of classic New Brunswick road trips taking people down memory lane
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Impact of unusually warm weather in New Brunswick
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New Brunswick renters eagerly awaiting rent cap
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Moncton family wants answers in Shepody Healing Centre death
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Moncton clinic closing because of shortage of addictions specialists
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Beloved New Brunswick vintage clothing store closing
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How to fix the endangered Atlantic salmon situation in the Bay of Fundy
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U de M website down after ‘cyber incident’
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Calls to eliminate Confederation Bridge toll
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Covered Bridge CEO facing assault charge in Maine
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Impact of electoral boundary changes on New Brunswick election
Author Archives
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Elsipogtog community in N.B. keep traditions alive through basket weavingA New Brunswick community is keeping traditions alive through the art of basket weaving, and reviving the Mi'kmaq language as well.CanadaNov 28
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No mail, consider e-transfer: N.B. charities scramble amid Canada Post strikeCharities in New Brunswick that rely heavily on mailed-in donations at this time of year are scrambling amid the Canada Post strike.CanadaNov 19
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Petition urges Shediac, N.B. council not to allow women’s rehab centre expansionA rehabilitation centre for women in Shediac, N.B. is trying to expand its services, but it's getting pushback from residents.HealthNov 15
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Backlash against Fredericton addictions clinic is unfair, says doctorA doctor operating an opioid replacement treatment clinic in downtown Fredericton says she's disheartened by the backlash from residents.HealthNov 13
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Community shows overwhelming support after fire damages beloved pub in Saint AndrewsA beloved pub in the town of Saint Andrews has burned down after a fire started in the storage area. Although there are no injuries, the damages will be costly.CanadaNov 12
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Footage of classic New Brunswick road trips take people down memory laneA provincial archivist is tapping into the power of nostalgia by sharing footage of classic New Brunswick road trips.CanadaNov 8
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N.B. mother waits for answers 7 months after son dies in prison psychiatric centreLandon LeBlanc, 21, died at the Shepody Healing Centre -- a security facility at Dorchester Penitentiary for male offenders with mental health conditions.CanadaNov 5
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Moncton methadone treatment clinic can’t find doctor to take over, so it’s closingA Moncton methadone treatment clinic is shutting its doors, which means its 376 patients will have to find treatment elsewhere.HealthNov 2
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‘We are not taking jobs from Canadians’: Temporary foreign worker on her life in N.B.A woman from Jamaica is speaking out on the harsh working conditions she says she's faced as a temporary foreign worker in New Brunswick.CanadaOct 17
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N.B. man ‘deeply hurt’ after thieves steal handmade bench built to sit by wife’s graveWhen Paul Inglis, 75, visited his wife’s gravestone last month, he was shocked and angered to find that someone had stolen his bench.CanadaOct 4
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Moncton group needs more money to help unhousedA non-profit organization in Moncton that offers supportive housing for those experiencing homelessness has successfully housed 117 tenants so far. But they’re looking for additional funding as the demand for their services surge. Suzanne Lapointe reportsCanadaSep 23
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N.B. man discharged after surgery ends up having to call 911 on the way homeA New Brunswick couple is angry and speaking out, alleging the 83-year-old man was released from hospital but ended up convulsing in the car from a serious infection.HealthSep 4
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Calls grow for N.B. premier to denounce mailouts critics say are transphobicPressure is mounting on New Brunswick's government to denounce mailouts in the province from an Ontario group that call trans education harmful to children.CanadaAug 29
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Woman diagnosed with long COVID discusses feeling ‘isolated and not understood’In January 2022, Anne Belliveau-Leblanc of New Brunswick was diagnosed with long COVID after a COVID-19 infection. She says dealing with the diagnosis was isolating and scary.HealthAug 28
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Gender-affirming care: Concern over messages in flyers delivered to N.B. householdsThere is concern among some New Brunswickers after flyers were sent to households that compared gender-affirming care to 'surgical mutilation.'CanadaAug 23
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‘Here, life is hard’: Migrant workers from Mexico sue N.B. company for alleged mistreatmentTwo migrant workers from Mexico are suing a New Brunswick seafood processing company for what they allege was "widespread exploitation" and mistreatment.CanadaAug 20
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‘You could just change the law’: The unexpected costs of surrogacy for one Canadian familyA fertility lawyer says New Brunswick is "lagging" when it comes to legislation around surrogacy. Advocates and prospective parents say it's time for change.CanadaAug 14
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‘Slap in the face’: Tenants evicted for demolition, units then posted for higher rentTenants were shocked to find the units re-listed, after they were told to move out for demolition. The landlord says the income is needed while waiting for zoning approvals.CanadaAug 8
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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