Hadeel Ibrahim

Hadeel Ibrahim is a reporter with CBC New Brunswick based in Saint John. She reports in English and Arabic. Email: hadeel.ibrahim@cbc.ca.

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Horizon braces for holiday pressure on ERs, confirms 80 more beds for 3 hospitals

The Horizon Health Network is trying to avoid last year's hospital holiday crunch at emergency departments.

Location of homeless encampment 'green zones' still not decided in Saint John

The City of Saint John has not yet decided on "green zones," places where homeless people are allowed to set up temporary camps and are provided with some services, such as washrooms and garbage cans.

Boater spots 1st North Atlantic right-whale calf of the season

The first calf of the 2025 season is a sign of hope for organizations looking to rescue the mammals from extinction.

RCMP asking for public's help after 2 people found dead in burnt SUV

The New Brunswick RCMP is investigating a double homicide after two people were found dead in a burnt-out SUV near Fredericton on Monday.

Sussex shelter unveils housing for women fleeing violence

After eight years of planning and a year of construction, the Sussex region will finally have affordable temporary housing for survivors of intimate partner violence.

Latest child poverty numbers continue to climb: N.B. report

New Brunswick's child poverty rate continues to steadily rise with inflation and the cost of living.

Child advocate says it's time to start fixing N.B.'s broken social services

Child, youth and seniors' advocate Kelly Lamrock says his office will take the direction of non-profit and community groups as he works on a new report about ways to improve social services geared toward helping children living in poverty in the province.

Holt's 'rookie cabinet' comes with pros and cons, UNB prof says

There are lots of new faces at the New Brunswick legislature, and first-time ministers make up the majority of the newly sworn-in Susan Holt cabinet.

Holt says she'll change gender-identity policy for schools, stop move to dissolve DEC

Premier-designate Susan Holt says she will adopt the gender-identity school policy recommended by New Brunswick's child and youth advocate Kelly Lamrock when the Liberals take charge of government.

What to share with the public, and how to share it: Where the parties stand on transparency

Liberal and Progressive Conservative governments in New Brunswick have both been criticized for transparency and public accountability issues.