Canada Post workers will return to work on Tuesday following a decision from the Canada Industrial Relations Board. According to a release from Canada Post, after two days of hearings, the CIRB issued a ruling confirming the parties are at an impasse. “As a result, the CIRB has ordered employees to return to work and […]
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Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland resigned from cabinet just hours before the federal government was scheduled to release the fall fiscal update. In a scathing letter posted to her social media on Monday, Freeland said that on Friday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told her he no longer wanted her to serve as finance minister but offered […]
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Paula Ross has been volunteering at the St. George’s food bank and the experience had her thinking about the people in her community – Saint Andrews – who might need a little extra help. So, she started a community clothing line. On it, pinned with clothes pins, are mittens, socks, hats, gloves, and even t-shirts. […]
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The Liberal government has announced funding for eight new schools, including one in Charlotte County, totaling $193.7 million. A francophone school has been slated for the southwest, including the St. George, St. Stephen, and Saint Andrews areas. It also promised a new francophone school for Sussex and Hampton. “The funding includes $14.6 million for new […]
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Hundreds line the streets for Christmas parades in St. Stephen and St. Andrews + Kennedy House continues holiday tradition of serving free Belgian poutine + St. Stephen launches after-school aquatics program Original Broadcast Date: December 10, 2024 CHCO-TV NewsBreak26 is an original CHCO Television production produced at the CHCO-TV studio in St. Andrews, New Brunswick, […]
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St. Stephen council is hoping to repair some roads and streets and make much-needed repairs to its lift station in the 2025 budget. Chief Administrative Officer Jeff Renaud presented the draft capital budget and utility budget on Wednesday for the council to consider. All proposals are draft and are not approved until the council debates […]
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NB Power said it is continuing work to restore power to thousands of customers. The largest outages was in Central York Sudbury, with more than 12,000 customers without power at it’s peak. “We have a lot of work ahead of us, but our restoration team is active in every district, doing damage assessment and making […]
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Two men have been charged after fleeing from police in Oak Bay, near St. Stephen, according to the New Brunswick RCMP. Police said on Dec. 10, around 1:50 a.m., the St. Stephen RCMP attempted to stop a vehicle for a traffic violation on Highway 1 near Oak Bay. “As police approached, the driver of the […]
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Charlotte County is bracing for some strong weather coming through the region on Wednesday night. Environment Canada has issued both a rainfall and wind warning for Grand Manan and coastal Charlotte County. The organization is forecasting between 25 to 40 millimetres of rain. “An intense low-pressure system will track west of New Brunswick Wednesday night […]
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By Brad Perry, Acadia Broadcasting New Brunswick is not ensuring timely access to addiction and mental health services, according to the province’s auditor general. Paul Martin tabled a new report on Tuesday looking at the Department of Health’s responsibility when it comes to those services. Martin found the department lacks mechanisms to ensure there is timely access […]
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