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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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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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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If you’ve followed the local real estate market long enough, you’ve probably seen it happen. Two homes hit the market around the same time. Both are well cared for. Both are priced within a reasonable range. Yet one seems to sell almost immediately, while the other lingers quietly for weeks or even months. From the […]
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Thirteen years ago, the federal government amended the Criminal Code to impose a statutory duty on judges aimed at ensuring sentences for crimes against older adults reflect the significant impact these offences have on their lives. “Our government has a responsibility to protect elderly Canadians and to ensure that crimes against them are punished appropriately,” […]
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Tyler and Deane — two harp seals at the Huntsman Marine Science Centre in Saint Andrews — have died. “These events were completely unexpected with no visual signs of illness or loss of appetite,” a post from the organization said. The pair were a father-daughter duo that were relocated to the Huntsman several years ago. […]
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The period between May 18, 1942 and August 31, 1942 was a complex and confusing time for the Pennfield Ridge Air Station (PRAS) – No. 2 Air Navigation School (ANS) ceased operations May 30th; No. 34 Operational Training Unit (OTU) moved here on a “temporary” basis from Yarmouth, NS between May 18th and May 27th […]
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By Paula Horvath Community Contributor Eastport Arts Centre The bays and inlets that surround coastal Canada and the rivers that supply them are a source of life for Maritimers. That’s why it’s so important to protect and restore them for future generations. Both the successes made and the challenges yet to be faced will be […]
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