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Hannah Rudderham

Hannah Rudderham

Reporter / Editor at CBAT-TV (CBC New Brunswick)

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Recent Articles

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Provincial lunch program to be delayed for some N.B. schools

Several New Brunswick schools will see a delay of the provincial hot lunch program, which was expected to roll out on Tuesday for all schools because of food service infrastructure renovations not being done, according to Education Minister Claire Johnson.
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Province bans cellphones in schools, limits screen time in child-ca...

Education Minister Claire Johnson announced Friday that Policy 311, which includes the province's cellphone guidance for schools, was being revised and Policy 902, which addresses screen use in early learning centres, was being added.
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A search and rescue effort brought her missing autistic son home. N...

Irum Shoaib's son wandered away from a playground on Aug. 15. Immediately, her community stepped up to help find the four-year-old with autism. Now, Shoaib wants to thank the people that dropped everything to help find Rohaan.
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New Brunswick gets front-row seat to partial solar eclipse, Perseid...

Following a partial solar eclipse Wednesday afternoon, a Perseids meteor shower is expected to peak late Wednesday night into Thursday morning for people in New Brunswick.
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How a tornado risk and thunderstorm watch for N.B. became a misinfo...

On July 14, Environment Canada issued a severe thunderstorm watch mentioning that there was a tornado risk associated with the potential conditions. And while severe thunderstorms and a tornado never materialized, a social media storm did ensue, leading to the spread of misinformation, unreliable images and a lot of panic.
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Only half of New Brunswickers approved for Canadian dental plan las...

It's been a little over a year since the Canadian Dental Care Plan expanded to include the remainder of eligible applicants.
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Moncton airport sees flights cancelled amid aviation fuel cost crisis

The price of jet fuel has more than doubled from where it was a year ago, and the Greater Moncton Roméo LeBlanc International Airport is one of many airports seeing changes linked to this.
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Woman taught devastating lesson in job safety uses e-learning to sp...

For the past three years, Candace Carnahan has been creating an e-learning program for students, called Step Up Your Safety, which can be used by teachers, employers and parents.
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Salmon conservation groups encouraged by $81M announcement

Last week, the federal government announced $81.7 million over five years for its Atlantic Wild Salmon Strategy, aimed at stabilizing and restoring habitats. The Atlantic Salmon Federation is adding $25 million to that total. The federation called the funding "a breath of fresh air."
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100K-winning invention could help better understand N.B. bridge int...

A New Brunswick man has a way to weigh vehicles while they drive over bridges to better understand the impact trucks are having on the province’s infrastructure.
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Horizon won't meet its deadline for getting Fredericton patients ou...

Horizon Health Network will not meet its self-imposed deadline to move the medical transition unit at the Dr. Everett Chalmers Regional Hospital from an ambulance bay to a hospital ward with bathrooms and running water.