The other day as our family settled into a booth for lunch, there was an older woman a few tables over eating ice cream and drinking pop by herself. As I glanced her way, I noticed that she had spilled her food, soiling her t-shirt and tray. After wiping up a bit, she went to […]
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Navy Island, the backdrop of St. Andrews by the sea, and a beautiful destination for those looking to retreat into nature, is only as far away as a fifteen minute kayak. Part of this island is a nature preserve, taken care of by Nature Trust New Brunswick. Jon MacNeill, the communications and engagement manager for […]
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This is Mindy – A one year old cat who is up for adoption at the St. George Veterinary Clinic. Mindy seems to like other cats, but has not been introduced to a dog before. Mindy came to the clinic as a stray. She had been abandoned in a parking lot.
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Roosevelt Campobello International Park Opens Symbolic “Friendship Trail” + Thousands Come to St. Andrews for Canada Day Celebrations. Original Broadcast Date: July 2, 2025 CHCO-TV NewsBreak26 with Vicki Hogarth and Lukas Kohler is an original CHCO Television production produced at the CHCO-TV studio in St. Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada.
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Canadians–and some Amercians–from all over flocked to Charlotte County to celebrate Canada’s 158th birthday. This year’s Canada Day celebrations felt ever more poignant as Canadians have re-embraced what it means to be Canadian over the last couple months. As our national identity continues to evolve, Charlotte County did what it always does on July 1–get […]
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Temperatures across parts of New Brunswick are expected to hit near 30 degrees Celsius with the humidex expected to reach 37, according to Environment Canada. It is expected to last Wednesday through Thursday. “Cooler conditions can be expected along parts of the coast. Temperatures will turn cooler Thursday evening,” a warning from Environment Canada reads. […]
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For me, The Courier is an old friend. As one of many former editors, I am writing about this venerable newspaper which was first published in 1865. In this article, I am writing mainly about the people and the community side of my Courier experience. I remember well what the members of the paper’s staff called the “bush notes”. These were the […]
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RCMP Sgt. Scott MacKenzie knew in high school he wanted to be a member of Canada’s police force and now 32 years later – he’s ready to hang up his iconic “red serge” for civilian life. He was born in Nova Scotia, and chose to do a Bachelor of Arts at St. Francis Xavier University, […]
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Every flight Ron Fournier takes for his new business, Flying 2C Helicopter Tours, begins with a safety demonstration – explaining the ins and outs of his Bell 206 LongRanger. “It’s one of the safest helicopters in the world,” he said in an interview with The Courier. “It has isometric mounts on the transmission so when […]
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Canada Day in Saint Andrews regularly draws crowds of 10,000 people, so how have the town and businesses prepared for this year’s celebrations? If someone didn’t know Canada Day was coming up Sean Melady’s nearly two story Canada flag would be a reminder. “I just got it up… it’s been a traffic jam out front,” […]
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