January is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month across Canada. Ben Mclaughlin and Chandra MacBean sit down with CHCO’s Vicki Hogarth to talk about the services provided by the Alzheimer Society of New Brunswick, the implications of Alzheimer’s disease and dementia on those who have it, their caretakers, and their community, the importance of early diagnosis, and how […]
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Repairs to Magaguadavic River #2 bridge in St. George to be completed by end of January + New provincial impaired driving laws now in effect + 2025 Polar Plunges take place across New Brunswick. Original Broadcast Date: January 2, 2025 CHCO-TV NewsBreak26 is an original CHCO Television production produced at the CHCO-TV studio in St. […]
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New impaired driving laws, in effect in New Brunswick as of Jan. 1, are designed to strengthen administrative penalties. New rules allow for on-site, short-term license suspension, vehicle impoundment, and fees for blood alcohol content (BAC) above 0.05 or greater during a standard field sobriety test. “The new rules also allow peace officers to give […]
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In an alternate universe British band Japan would have had the pop star success of Duran Duran, and teenagers would have had Mick Karn and Richard Barbieri posters on their bedroom walls. Alas, it was not to be. Several hits and moody videos gave us the niggling suspicion that this band was less concerned with […]
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New Brunswick can check off a few significant astrological events in the past year, including a full solar eclipse and the northern lights. Stéphane Picard of Quispamsis found his passion for astrology during the pandemic and founded Cliff Valley Astronomy. “I was always into astronomy, fascinated by it,” said Picard. “I jumped from astronomy into […]
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