Maud turned six this winter, and I’ll turn 46 in the spring. By the old rule of seven dog years to one human year, that makes us peers for a fleeting moment. It’s strange to think that, come my birthday, Maud and I will share the same age—two beings on entirely different timelines, meeting briefly […]
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New Brunswick’s 33rd lieutenant-governor has officially been sworn in. An installation ceremony for Louise Imbeault was held Wednesday afternoon. The journalist and women’s rights advocate was appointed by the prime minister in November. “As a proud New Brunswicker and Acadian, it is an incredible honour for me to be assuming this position,” Imbeault said in […]
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After conquering the commercial sales universe with Fleetwood Mac and the bazillion-selling album “Rumours”, Buckingham found that he wanted to extend his creativity and find a measure of artistic success. The oft-criticized follow-up record, the risk-taking “Tusk” and then the playful, gleeful solo debut “Law & Order” offered a glimpse into the artist in which […]
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The New Brunswick government is launching an independent third-party audit into the increases in recent NB Power bills. Premier Susan Holt, speaking with reporters on Tuesday, said hundreds, if not thousands, of people contacted MLAs about the bill increase. “In a week, or 10 days or so, our team has received many, many messages, emails, […]
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A New Brunswick watchdog is hoping the new Liberal government will take action on language rights in the province. Official Languages Commissioner Shirley MacLean made the comments Tuesday while discussing her office’s annual report. Several recommendations were made by Judge Yvette Finn and John McLaughlin during a review of the Official Languages Act (OLA) in 2021. However, MacLean […]
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Hundreds without a family doctor seek solution at NB Health Link event in St. Stephen + Peter Corbyn to host “Let’s Solve the Housing Crisis” in St. Andrews + Charlotte County Archives launches Historic Home Movies + St. Stephen considers new bylaw for themed crosswalks Original Broadcast Date: January 23, 2025 CHCO-TV NewsBreak26 is an […]
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As mentioned in our previous Column, Course No.1 at No.34 Operational Training Unit (O.T.U.), a solid little British enclave staffed almost entirely by Royal Air Force (RAF) personnel, right down to the batmen, commenced on June 8, 1942 with 62 trainees (17 RAF Pilots, 15 RCAF Observers & 30 RCAF Wireless Operators/Air Gunners). The purpose […]
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A new proposal to spend $300,000 to remediate an area off Campobello Island to move forward with the Market Square and Market Wharf project in Saint Andrews has the council divided. The project was delayed until October 2025 amid concerns over a lack of mitigation around the area, something the municipal council has suggested was […]
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The Greater St. Stephen Sports Wall of Fame has been a fixture of the Garcelon Civic Center in St. Stephen since 2017. Don Walker and Jamie Waycott sit down with host Vicki Hogarth at the CHCO studio to talk about the creation of the Wall of Fame and the importance of honouring Charlotte County’s top […]
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The housing crisis in New Brunswick isn’t just a headline—it’s a reality felt across the province. Peter Corbyn, Executive Director of the New Brunswick Nonprofit Housing Association, wants you to be part of the solution. On January 27th from 7pm to 8:30pm, Corbyn will take the stage at the WC O’Neill Arena Theatre in St. […]
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