Katelin Belliveau

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Katelin Belliveau is a CBC reporter based in Moncton.

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Moncton manslaughter trial full of 'what ifs,' defence tells jury in closing statements

As a Moncton jury prepares to deliberate in Michael Glaspy's manslaughter trial, Crown and defence lawyers gave closing statements Friday. Glaspy was charged in connection with a 2023 incident at the Moncton casino.

Pothole problems: Here's how you can protect your car and your wallet

Deanna LeBlanc recently blew a tire when she hit a pothole on the Trans-Canada outside Moncton. About 25 other drivers did, too, in the same spot. What options are there for drivers impacted by pothole season and how can you avoid damage altogether?

Recovering addict offers support to teens on the same path he once took

Ten years ago, Tim Durling was battling a drug addiction, on the run from the police and separated from his children. Today, he has a thriving business and runs a weekly support group for teens battling addiction.

'He punched me in the face, that's all I remember.' Jury hears from casino manager

On Thursday, jurors heard a statement from Rodney Frenette, who told police about the altercation he had with Michael Glaspy. The neurosurgeon who treated Frenette also testified, detailing his rapid decline in hospital before he died.

Moncton casino staff testify Michael Glaspy 'unrepentant' after altercation with manager

A jury in Moncton saw new surveillance footage of what transpired shortly after an altercation between Michael Glaspy and Rodney Frenette two years ago. Jurors also heard testimony from a supervisor and the arresting police officer.

Casino manager on verge of release from hospital when he died, manslaughter trial hears

A forensic pathologist testified Tuesday that Rodney Frenette suffered a head injury in an alleged assault at the casino in Moncton, but he told the court he was not aware of what happened to Frenette in hospital shortly before his death.

Both of Daniel Bard's lawyers now on medical leave, trial halted until June

Tim Dubé is the second of Daniel Bard's lawyers to be placed on medical leave by a doctor, leaving the former finance executive without representation or any way to proceed with his trial until June.

Bartenders, patron describe violent altercation in Moncton manslaughter trial

Witnesses testified Thursday that Michael Glaspy, who is facing a manslaughter charge, assaulted Rodney Frenette at the Hub City Pub and wanted to keep "attacking" him after he fell to the floor and remained motionless.

RCMP investigator tells Moncton manslaughter trial of assault captured on video

An RCMP officer and former lead investigator with the major crimes unit in Moncton testified Wednesday that he saw surveillance footage of Michael Glaspy assaulting Rodney Frenette and then being escorted out of Casino New Brunswick two years ago.

Jury selected at trial of man accused in Moncton casino manager's death

Michael Glaspy entered a not guilty plea Tuesday to manslaughter in the 2023 death of casino employee Rodney Frenette.