Six candidates have registered for the four seats in the Ward 3 byelection in Saint Andrews. The candidates include Charlotte Bartlett, Charlie Creaser, Kurt Gumushel, Lee Heenan, Kevin W. Kiley and M. Scott Masson. Candidates have the opportunity to withdraw their name until 5 p.m. Monday, June 1. Coun. Anette Harland and Coun. Darrell Weare […]
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Brenda Harrison – August 27, 1953 – April 02, 2026 Brenda died peacefully on April 2, 2026, from complications of breast cancer. Given the gift of the last seven years with her loved ones, she constantly praised the medical staff at the BC Cancer Centre (Vancouver) and at Vancouver General Hospital. Born to Muriel “Betty” and Keith […]
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Sheriff Andrews House and Anchorage Provincial Park on Grand Manan will operate this season despite intended cuts by the provincial government. Both operators said the province is willing to work with them to maintain operations this summer. “We’re in talks right now with the province and there’s a few options on the table,” said Garrett […]
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When Maud was young, she possessed the sort of energy usually reserved for toddlers after birthday cake or people who insist they “don’t drink coffee” while downing Red Bull like life support. Every morning she woke up fully charged while my husband Patrick and I were still negotiating consciousness and wondering whether adulthood was supposed […]
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Thank you so much for the excellent coverage of Kate’s funeral. The recognition reported from many areas demonstrated the reach that Kate had on Charlotte County and beyond. As a volunteer driver with Dial-a-Ride, and a resident of Saint Andrews; I have the opportunity to drive members from the community to their appointments. In the […]
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When the prospect of a community television channel was taking shape in Saint Andrews in the early 1990s, a decision was made to canvass town citizens as to their interest in adding local television to the community. The response was overwhelmingly yes. A group of about a dozen people from this informal survey were asked […]
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Power has been restored to hundreds of customers on Deer Island following theft of cables from an NB Power substation. According to Philippe Landry, vice president of operations at NB Power, the individual cut and removed grounding cables, which are copper or aluminum cables that ground electrical current. “The folks that are doing this are […]
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The Town of Saint Andrews will move forward with consultation on Market Wharf and Market Square following a presentation by Fundy Engineering. The engineering firm presented a new plan to the town council before the election, which revealed more structural issues at the head of the wharf. “Near the mud line, the piles are in […]
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By Joseph Gough, Friars Bay Development Association A nearly-completed project in southwest New Brunswick could help solve the province’s biggest tourism problem: the shortage of American visitors. Tourists are practically overrunning neighboring Maine. Just by itself, Acadia National Park gets 4 million visitors – more than all New Brunswick attracts from everywhere outside the province. […]
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Respectful behavior at work is crucial for many reasons, impacting both individuals and the organization’s overall success. Here are some main reasons why maintaining a civil workplace is important. Boosts Productivity and Performance Enhances Collaboration: Civil behavior creates a cooperative environment where employees feel comfortable sharing ideas and working together, leading to increased creativity and […]
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