Charlotte County Fall Fair sets record in 15th year

Charlotte County Fall Fair sets record in 15th year

By Brian Owens, Reporter The annual Charlotte County Fall Fair, held at Ganong Nature Park, in St. Stephen was one of the largest yet in the event’s 15-year history. “It keeps growing every year, and we’re seeing great attendance,” said Colleen Winchester, chair of the organizing committee. More than 1,600 people attended on Saturday, Sept […]

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 Charlotte County man convicted of sex assault on retrial

Charlotte County man convicted of sex assault on retrial

By Andrew Bates, Telegraph-Journal, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter A Charlotte County man has been convicted following a second trial on an allegation that he sexually assaulted a child. Richard Allen Sutherland, 65, stood trial in May on a charge of sexual assault dating between 2014 and 2017. Sutherland was previously convicted in 2024 of the […]

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 COLUMN: A forgotten hero

COLUMN: A forgotten hero

Joseph C Allen was born on March 16, 1908 in Douro Township, ON, the third of  seven children, to John James Allen (1876-1961) and Mary Agnes (Leahy) Allen  (1880-1942). It was here he spent his first five years before the family relocated  to Edmonton, AB. After finishing high school, he enrolled at Camrose Normal  School […]

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 COLUMN: TIFF Mini-Festival Returning to Saint Andrews

COLUMN: TIFF Mini-Festival Returning to Saint Andrews

Last summer, the St. Andrews Film Society joined the Toronto International Film Festival’s Film  Circuit Program. Film Circuit offers smaller communities across Canada the opportunity to  screen films that were recently (within the past year) shown at the annual TIFF festival held in  mid-September.   Following the success of our first TIFF mini-festival in March, the […]

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 $2K reward for information on Frye Road collision

$2K reward for information on Frye Road collision

The Saint Andrews RCMP say they are looking for information about an abandoned vehicle off the Frye Road following a collision.  On Sept. 5, the RCMP were contacted about a suspicious vehicle in that area.  “We are trying to identify who was driving and anyone else in the vehicle,” the RCMP said in a statement. […]

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 N.B. maintains vet lab, privatizes veterinary service

N.B. maintains vet lab, privatizes veterinary service

By Estella Rosebush, Reporter The New Brunswick government is addressing the future of veterinary services in the province.   According to the Department of Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour (PETL) and Agriculture, Aquaculture and Fisheries (AAF), the departments conducted a feasibility study and said the province will maintain responsibility for provincial veterinary and foreign animal […]

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 Police seek information on copper wire theft

Police seek information on copper wire theft

The St. Stephen RCMP is asking for the public’s help to identify a man following the theft of copper in the community.  RCMP said in a release on July 7 at 4:30 p.m. the police were called to a report of copper theft that occurred at a business on King Street.  “A man approached the […]

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 Saint Andrews residents push for accessibility reform

Saint Andrews residents push for accessibility reform

By Estella Rosebush, Reporter As tourism grows and Canada’s population ages, mobility accessibility concerns have become an increasing issue in tourism-based economies like Saint Andrews. The Government of Canada (GOC) defines a person as having a mobility disability if they have difficulty or are unable to either walk on a flat surface for 15 minutes […]

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