Shane Magee

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Shane Magee is a Moncton-based reporter for CBC.

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New lawyer and trial dates for N.B. man accused of financial crimes

A New Brunswick man will stand trial on 19 alleged financial crimes for the second time later this year. 

Moncton doing away with hundreds of parking meters, moving to digital system

Moncton is getting rid of more than 460 parking meters and gates on city-owned lots as it moves to an almost entirely digital system.

Mountie says he held man's cash because of 'jerk' defence lawyer

A New Brunswick RCMP officer testifying at a drug trafficking trial this week was questioned by the defence about theft charges he himself faces in an unrelated case.

New roundabout coming at Moncton highway ramps, city chips in $1.1M

The New Brunswick government plans to build a roundabout for Trans-Canada Highway ramps on Mapleton Road in Moncton.

Man admits killing partner in Miramichi, hitting a man's head with hammer

A New Brunswick man has admitted murdering his intimate partner of more than a decade last year in Miramichi while believing she was sleeping with a man he also struck on the head with a hammer.  

Mistrial in Daniel Bard's fraud trial, new lawyer to be appointed

A mistrial was declared Tuesday in Daniel Bard's trial in Moncton provincial court on alleged financial crimes.

Judge to rule on Justin Bourque's alleged prison stabbing in September

A judge will rule in September whether Justin Bourque and another man are guilty of stabbing a third man with shanks in a prison three years ago.

Man who killed 3 Moncton Mounties on trial for alleged prison assault

A trial for an alleged prison assault began Wednesday in New Brunswick for a man who killed three Mounties in Moncton in 2014.

Moncton to get $1.2M in additional federal funding to boost housing supply

Moncton is getting an additional $1.2 million in federal funds aimed at boosting the city's housing supply. 

New contract signed for 4,500 N.B. nursing home workers

Thousands of New Brunswick nursing home workers, including licensed practical nurses, personal support workers, cooks and janitorial staff, have a new contract.