Shane Magee

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Shane Magee is a Moncton-based reporter for CBC.

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ExxonMobil closing Moncton office, 250 jobs to be lost

ExxonMobil is closing its Moncton call centre, resulting in 250 people losing their jobs by the end of 2026.

Mother of slain woman ejected from court after voicing anguish at sentencing hearing

A grieving mother was ejected from a Moncton courtroom Thursday shortly before a judge ruled a woman would serve no more jail time for helping her daughter's killer get away from the scene.

Moncton won't explain $2.1M jump in new police station cost

Moncton city staff won't say what led to a $2.1 million increase in the cost of a new Codiac Regional RCMP station opening this summer.

Disruptions, detours expected when part of Moncton's Main Street is dug up this summer

One of Moncton's busiest roads that links its downtown to Dieppe, N.B., will be a construction site for several months this year, resulting in lane closures, detours and disruptions.

Millions for Moncton infrastructure hinge on council's 4-unit housing vote

A pending Moncton council vote to loosen residential zoning rules will determine whether the municipality qualifies for millions in infrastructure money it hopes to use to boost housing development.

Killer sentenced for shooting death of Joedin Leger in Moncton

A Moncton man who shot and killed an 18-year-old three years ago was sentenced Thursday to life in prison with no chance of parole for 12 years.

Councils want proof that newest Mounties are reducing crime before more are added

Three councils in areas policed by the Codiac Regional RCMP don't want to approve more Mounties unless data shows the latest to be hired have made a difference in local crime.

Sex trafficker gets 3 years in prison, judge calls actions reprehensible

A 19-year-old woman was sentenced to three years in prison Monday after admitting to sex-trafficking charges involving two girls in the Moncton-area.

Moncton considers zoning change to allow 4-unit residential buildings across city

Moncton council took the first step Monday to allow four-unit residential buildings across the city, a change it had committed to make to receive federal housing funds.

Kyla LaPointe's killer sentenced, but prison term not long enough, family says

Dylan Jackson was sentenced to 10 years in prison Thursday for fatally stabbing Kyla LaPointe in Moncton almost two years ago, a sentence her mother called disappointing.