Hannah Rudderham is a reporter with CBC New Brunswick. She covers a diverse range of topics including travel and tourism, climate change, and environmental issues, with a particular focus on the intersection of these themes and the travel industry. Hannah's work has been featured in CBC, highlighting her commitment to informing the public on crucial environmental and consumer travel matters.
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Hannah Rudderham's coverage focuses on diverse local topics such as community events, environmental issues, education, and healthcare in the New Brunswick area. She often seeks expert commentary for her articles.
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Woodstock-area farmer says the cost of regular gas for his delivery vehicles also affects operations
By: Hannah Rudderham
An estimated 36,000 litres spilled from a tanker truck on April 8
By: Hannah Rudderham
Foundation fulfil's promise Michel Bastarache made to his late wife
By: Hannah Rudderham
The government company that oversees ambulance services is crediting a full-tuition bursary for an over 153 per cent increase in student enrollments. Ginette Pellerin, CEO of EM/ANB Inc., also known as Ambulance New Brunswick, said the usual number of enrolled paramedic students in the province is 67. This year, there are over 170 students enrolled, Pellerin said.
By: Hannah Rudderham
Sabrina Davidson tries local ingredients in show coming out in January
By: Hannah Rudderham
Allison Roy, who had 4 miscarriages, says giving women something tangible can give them 'permission to grieve'
From Richard Hatfield to Bruno Bobak, Gallery 78 holds 50 years of memories
Police say Brian Christmas, 38, of Elsipogtog was charged Monday with 1st-degree murder
By: Hannah Rudderham
The Maldives, U.K. passed legislation to stop youth from ever legally being able to buy tobacco
Patrick Gordon says 1 bag used to cost $50 to put together, but it now averages $200
