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Laura Brown

Laura Brown

Multi-Skilled Journalist, CTV National News

Laura Brown is a Multi-Skilled Journalist with CTV National News, based out of Fredericton. Prior to this role, she was a videographer with CTV News Atlantic. Laura grew up on the north shore of Prince Edward Island, in the small community of Hamilton. She earned her journalism degree from St. Thomas University and began her career in 2012, reporting for both CBC and Global News before moving to CTV in 2016. She’s reported from all over the Maritimes, and won several awards for her breaking news and videography work. Laura has been a member of the N.B. Legislative Press Gallery for over a decade. She speaks English.

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N.B. begins three-year agreement with Ontario, to get nuclear plant operating reliably by 2029 Opens in new window

‘Help wanted’: N.B. is on track to lose 20% of workforce to retirement Opens in new window

Pregnant women in rural N.B. speak out after suspension of birth services at hospitalsOpens in new window

Looming Fredericton shelter closure leaves dozens without a plan for a place to sleepOpens in new window

Food banks spending more on fuel, less on food, as demand for help increasesOpens in new window

A new lobster law enforcement unit is being rolled out in New Brunswick Opens in new window

2,000 soldiers could descend on Base Gagetown once Ottawa’s billion-dollar investment hitsOpens in new window

Over 150 farmers rally in N.B. to combat cuts to animal veterinary servicesOpens in new window

First graduates from India-Canada nursing program expected to begin work in the fallOpens in new window

Some seniors have to wait months for a long-term care bed. Will this provincial plan help?Opens in new window

A Saint John, N.B. man waited 18 months for a nursing home bed. The hospital is now charging him $20,000 for itOpens in new window

‘I hope one day she looks back on that’: Why this councillor brought her baby to workOpens in new window

N.B. introduces in-home treatment to tackle overcrowding in hospitalsOpens in new window

Farmers outraged as N.B. moves to privatize large-animal vet service Opens in new window

Child predators are ‘hiding in plain sight.’ Inside one of Canada’s largest police units fighting exploitation.Opens in new window

N.B. government looks to highway tolls, civil service cuts to combat $1.4B deficit in 2026-27 budgetOpens in new window

‘A collective sigh of relief’: Notorious New Brunswick murderer Allan Legere dead at 78Opens in new window

New Brunswick doctor says medical paperwork has increased 90 per centOpens in new window

N.B. woman aims to break world record for fastest run while pushing a strollerOpens in new window

Maritime provinces sign onto almost country-wide, coast-to-coast energy grid agreementOpens in new window

New Brunswick premier says feasibility study for Sisson Mine on trackOpens in new window

N.B. premier unveils mining strategy, meeting with potential investors in Toronto Opens in new window

Cyber, AI labour shortages lead to $1-million Bell investment in University of New BrunswickOpens in new window

N.B. government spending $1.7 to expand another collaborative care clinicOpens in new window

N.B. premier promises St. Thomas University won’t merge or close: presidentOpens in new window

Economic growth critical to N.B.’s financial future, not just cuts: expertOpens in new window

N.B. government floats idea to merge universities to reduce post-secondary departmentOpens in new window

N.B. universities defend their value amid ongoing discussions about possible cutsOpens in new window

Pre-budget consultation process ends Friday, N.B. Premier says careful considerations being madeOpens in new window

N.B. communities shouldn’t panic about future of schools: district education council chairOpens in new window

Reaction swift after N.B. reveals historic $1.3 billion deficitOpens in new window

N.B. deficit soars to a historic $1.33 billion, more than double initial projection Opens in new window

Non-profits, museums concerned about future as N.B. government looks for savingsOpens in new window

Daughter of man who spent 17 months in N.B. hospital speaks out for seniors Opens in new window

N.B. regional acute care hospitals are becoming ‘nursing homes’: Horizon Health CEO Opens in new window

Horizon CEO says 13 more clinics in development in N.B., finding space a ‘limiting factor’Opens in new window

No injuries reported after early morning fire on Fredericton’s north sideOpens in new window

Community watch program begins in FrederictonOpens in new window

Virtual, primary care dominate N.B. legislative committee with health officialsOpens in new window

Proposed gas plant hearings underway in MonctonOpens in new window

Fredericton Police begin work to ensure case of stayed murder charges never happens again Opens in new window

More stability in lumber industry key to ‘weather this storm’: N.B. Forest Products CommissionOpens in new window

N.B. government will no longer use X after child and youth advocate raises concernsOpens in new window

Ten years since hundreds of Syrian refugees came to N.B., the majority have stayedOpens in new window

Tolls, closures, increasing fees: N.B. government unveils options to combat rising debtOpens in new window

N.B. primary care provider waitlist grows by 40,000 year-to-yearOpens in new window

N.B. environment minister says diesel leak at Woodstock station now in hands of justice departmentOpens in new window

New Brunswick premier, ministers warn of difficult decisions, budget aheadOpens in new window

N.B. premier’s State of the Province speech promises ‘difficult but necessary decisions’ in 2026Opens in new window

‘It’s never too late’: Alzheimer’s Society of N.B. working to ensure no one feels forgottenOpens in new window

No update on future of Fredericton’s Centennial Building, vacant since 2013Opens in new window

N.B. College of Physicians has received 126 applications from Quebec doctorsOpens in new window

Herbicides, metals ruled out as cause of undiagnosed neurological illnesses in N.B.: reportOpens in new window

Advocates say a dedicated minister ‘good first step’ to focus on issues facing N.B. seniorsOpens in new window