Listen Again: The Dandy Warhols
The Dandy Warhols were that band with an indie heart that got swept up into the cogs of the major label record industry. Formed in Portland, Oregon, with no greater aspirations than to play parties with their friends they caught the ears of executives at legendary Capitol Records and the push was on. The indie […]
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N.B. looks to sign more interprovincial trade deals
International and internal trade continued to be big topics of discussion as Canada’s premiers met in Ontario for several days this week. It comes as the U.S. president has set an Aug. 1 deadline to reach a trade deal before slapping a 35 per cent tariff on Canadian goods. New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt said […]
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Cross-border travel continues to fall: StatCan
Fewer Canadians are making trips south of the border as a trade war continues between the two countries. The number of Canadian-resident return trips dropped 31.9 per cent year over year in May, according to Statistics Canada. Canadian residents returned from 2.3 million trips to the United States, accounting for two-thirds of all trips taken that […]
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Planned power outage in Saint Andrews Wednesday
Hundreds of homes and businesses in the Saint Andrews area will have no power overnight Wednesday night. A planned power outage will take place in the area beginning at 11 p.m. Wednesday and lasting until 6 a.m. Thursday. NB Power said areas affected by the outage will include Saint Andrews, Bocabec, Chamcook and Bayside. “Crews […]
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Letter To The Editor: Cell service in Saint Andrews area
To the Editor: We moved to Bayside 23 years ago and never had a problem with our cellular connection until around 18 months ago. We now have one bar at best, causing calls that do get through to be one-sided before being dropped. The impact of this with the threat of environmental issues combined with […]
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Find Your Best Career: How to Manage Burnout When Working Remotely
When it comes to working from home and being a remote employee, this is a reality and trend we are seeing more of. Since the world of work has changed due to the flexibility we never thought we had before the pandemic, and jobs that we thought we could not do in a remote manner […]
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Pennfield Ridge Air Station: Would-be Rescuers mark first station fatalities
A lot of changes have occurred at the former Pennfield Ridge Air Station since it closed October 1, 1945. So much unwritten history is located on that hallow piece of ground and yet many of those unrecorded voices have now been silenced by the cold hand of death. Priceless memories continually slip through the hourglass […]
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Volunteers wanted for groundbreaking white shark study in Passamaquoddy Bay
A first-of-its-kind shark study is making waves in Passamaquoddy Bay this summer—and community volunteers are needed to help make history. From July 19 to 26, the inaugural Passamaquoddy Bay White Shark Week will bring together scientists, Indigenous leaders, and local residents for an intensive community-led survey in search of something that’s never been documented before: […]
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CHCO-TV NewsBreak26 with Vicki Hogarth and Lukas Kohler: July 15, 2025
Charlotte County Pride March reaches U.S. border in gesture of support + Business operating Ministers Island threatens to close due to lack of funding. Original Broadcast Date: July 15, 2025. NewsBreak26 is an original CHCO Television production produced at the CHCO-TV studio in St. Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada.
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