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CBC New Brunswick’s 2026 interns share what they learned from our province and our newsroom, discuss where they think journalism is heading, and tell us about their favourite stories.
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Reporter Erica Butler updates the story of the controversial proposal to build a gas-fired power plant in rural Tantramar.
Twenty-five boxes of Indigenous artifacts were left untouched in the University of New Brunswick archives for decades. When they were finally opened, the rich trove of historical items sparked a collaboration with the Wolastoquey Nation. An award-winning documentary by CBC producer, Myfanwy Davies.
She was the first female university graduate in the British Empire. But why isn’t her name more well-known in Canada’s history books? Producer Mariam Mesbah follows the footsteps of this Mount Allison student, 150 years after her graduation.
CBC producers from across the province debate the top summer experiences they still want to squeeze in before fall arrives.
We love books. We love summer. We love 3 book-loving journalists attempting to build a list of the province's finest writers as we celebrate the best of everything New Brunswick.
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