‘It just felt right:’ two well-known Canadian actors move to Saint Andrews amid changing industry

‘It just felt right:’ two well-known Canadian actors move to Saint Andrews amid changing industry

Two well-known Canadian actors have relocated to Saint Andrews – proving that post-COVID the landscape of how the industry operates has changed.  John Ralston, who some might recognize from Life with Derek, and Karen Waddell, who played Ingrid Rowley in CTV’s The Bomb Girls, are now residents of Charlotte County.  Ralston is originally from Miramichi, […]

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 New impaired driving rules in effect on N.B. roads

New impaired driving rules in effect on N.B. roads

New impaired driving laws, in effect in New Brunswick as of Jan. 1, are designed to strengthen administrative penalties. New rules allow for on-site, short-term license suspension, vehicle impoundment, and fees for blood alcohol content (BAC) above 0.05 or greater during a standard field sobriety test. “The new rules also allow peace officers to give […]

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 N.B. astronomy company says skies the limit with astrotourism, retreat planned for Saint Andrews

N.B. astronomy company says skies the limit with astrotourism, retreat planned for Saint Andrews

New Brunswick can check off a few significant astrological events in the past year, including a full solar eclipse and the northern lights.  Stéphane Picard of Quispamsis found his passion for astrology during the pandemic and founded Cliff Valley Astronomy.  “I was always into astronomy, fascinated by it,” said Picard. “I jumped from astronomy into […]

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 Top N.B. baby names for 2024 revealed

Top N.B. baby names for 2024 revealed

The top baby names for New Brunswick in 2024 are Noah and Charlotte. According to the Government of New Brunswick, 6,041 babies were born in New Brunswick in 2023. Preliminary results provided by the Vital Statistics Office through Service New Brunswick show about 5,822 births were registered in the province from Jan. 1 to Dec. […]

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 N.B. Alzheimer’s Society aims to educate on the early warning signs of dementia

N.B. Alzheimer’s Society aims to educate on the early warning signs of dementia

There are roughly 733,000 people in Canada living with some form of Alzheimer’s, according to the Canadian Alzheimer’s Society.  This is why the New Brunswick Alzheimer’s Society is hoping to raise awareness about the risk factors and early warning signs of the disease. January is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month.  “There are ways that we can reduce […]

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