The Provincial Women’s Curling Championship has kicked off in St. Andrews. An invitation was sent to the Heather Curling Club (HCC) in March and volunteers have been preparing for months. HCC president Roger McNabb said the 100-plus years the curling club has been in business has prepared them well for success in a large and […]
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The New Brunswick government is prepared to send 23 firefighters to California to fight the ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles County if they are needed. In a release, the Department of Natural Resources and Energy Development said those firefighters had completed their mandatory fitness test and were ready to deploy. “We were asked, our team […]
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A long-time radio broadcaster is among five new inductees to the New Brunswick Country Music Hall of Fame. Mark Downey has been an announcer at 98.1 FM in St. Stephen since its launch back in May 2001. The station initially started as The Tide but has been known as Charlotte FM for a number of […]
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Do you want to reduce how much money you’re spending on food drastically? I know I do and I bet you do too. Who wants to spend thousands of dollars every year on groceries? But do you know what’s truly shocking? The average family of four spent approximately $16,297 on food in 2024. According to […]
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Need a family doctor? St. Stephen event connects residents to primary care + St. Andrews welcomes top teams for 2025 Provincial Women’s Curling Championship Original Broadcast Date: January 14, 2025 CHCO-TV NewsBreak26 is an original CHCO Television production produced at the CHCO-TV studio in St. Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada.
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NB Liquor (ANBL) says its investigation into a potential cyber attack is ongoing, according to an update by the Crown corporation. “We are gradually restoring our systems so that we can resume normal operations as quickly as possible in a secure manner,” CEO Lori Stickles said in an email. “Our technical team is working around […]
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By John Chilibeck, The Daily Gleaner, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Last year’s costly, prolonged shutdown at the Point Lepreau Nuclear Generating Station in New Brunswick is just a piece of debilitatingly expensive repairs to come, warns an industry critic. The outage that lasted between April 6 and Dec. 11 could end up costing New Brunswick […]
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There is growing concern among Canadian manufacturers about 25 per cent tariffs being pitched by President-elect Donald Trump. Nearly three in five anticipate “severe impacts” from the tariffs, according to a recent survey by Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters (CME). Ron Marcolin, divisional vice-president at the trade association, said the tariff threats are already having negative […]
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The Liberal Party of Canada has announced it will choose the next leader of the party and Canada’s next Prime Minister on March 9. “After a robust and secure nationwide process, the Liberal Party of Canada will choose a new leader on March 9, and be ready to fight and win the 2025 election,” said […]
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Students from St. Stephen and Milltown are partnering up to bring a multicultural fair to the community. Teacher Catriona McLanaghan has been helping coordinate the event, which is scheduled for Jan. 23 at St. Stephen Elementary. “Because we’ve had so many newcomer families move into the district,” she said in an interview with The Courier. […]
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