Two St. Andrews non-profits seek support from municipality

Two St. Andrews non-profits seek support from municipality

Two St. Andrews-based organizations are seeking the support of the municipal council through its grant program.  The Charlotte County Archives (CCA) and Sunbury Shores both made presentations to the council in early December. Anna Krentz, the CCA’s full-time archivist, said the archives want to begin digitizing the exhibits they hold, including records relating to the operation […]

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 What You Need to Do to Boost Your Career In 2026

What You Need to Do to Boost Your Career In 2026

The Canadian labour market is changing, as is the labour market around the world. Technology, societal trends, and changing workplace arrangements have made the Canadian labour market change. Let’s discuss what you need to do to revamp your career to become more competitive in the labour force landscape as we head into 2026. Technology is […]

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 Top five stories in Charlotte County for 2025

Top five stories in Charlotte County for 2025

It’s been a news-worthy year in Charlotte County. From wharf deadlines, Ministers Island uncertain future, Blacks Harbour water supply woes, a heavy tourism season, a trade war with the U.S., and turmoil over a local homeless shelter – there was no shortage of stories to choose from for our top five.  Feds, province contradict deadline […]

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 St. Stephen outlines $900K in development incentives

St. Stephen outlines $900K in development incentives

The Municipal District of St. Stephen (MDSS) has released the incentive details for two major developments in the community. A 66-unit apartment building is set to be construction at the site of theBorder Arena and a hotel is planned for 19 Budd Avenue by Sussex-based company Amsterdam Inn and Suites. The new agreements include, according […]

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 Feds, province announce $2.6M for wildfire planning

Feds, province announce $2.6M for wildfire planning

The New Brunswick government has announced $2.6 million for up to 50 communities to prepare and respond to wildfires.  It is part of a $14.6 million federal-provincial investment in Natural Resource Canada’s Resilient Communities.  This past summer was the second largest forest fire season for New Brunswick, which recorded 448 fires and burned 3,412.5 hectares— […]

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