As communities across the country prepare to mark World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (WEAAD) on June 15, let’s think about what the postal system means for isolated and mistreated older Canadians. Launched in 2006 and officially recognized five years later by the United Nations, WEAAD is an annual opportunity to acknowledge the significance of elder […]
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Navigating place settings at the dinner table, like many things in life, is a skill that must be learned. If we aren’t familiar with how a table is set, some of us may feel anxious about the possibility of picking up the wrong fork or taking the wrong dinner roll. I remember, as a young […]
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The Greater St. Stephen Sports Wall of Fame, in the Garcelon Civic Center, is a celebration of the athletes and coaches who have demonstrated excellence and leadership in our community. Every year, the volunteer Board of Directors receives nominations in the categories of athlete, team, and builder, and celebrates the winners at the annual dinner […]
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Dr. Julie Levesque-Taylor has worked toward establishing a model similar to the collaborative care clinics desire by the province A Saint Andrews-based doctor has expanded her practice to include more health professionals in an effort to get more people in the community off the waitlist for primary care. Dr. Julie Levesque-Taylor operates out of the […]
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By Brian Owens, Reporter, The Courier With the arrival of summer and warmer temperatures the risk of encountering ticks, and the diseases they carry, is on the rise in Charlotte County. If you spend a lot of time outdoors – golfing, hiking, camping, or even just walking your dog – it’s important to learn about […]
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By Madison Gowan, Reporter, The Courier Mary Cunningham, a two-time nominee for the Southwest Business Summit’s Young Entrepreneur Award and owner of The Border Café in St. Stephen, said her heart is “for community”—and everything about her café reflects that ethos. “I want to see this community grow,” said Cunningham. That goal guides everything from […]
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N.B. exits another fire season without major incident but with the amount of low fuel in the woods there is always a risk. Amidst raging wildfires in Canada’s west, New Brunswick’s fire prevention officer said the province is in good shape. “We’re in really good shape so far this year,” said Roger Collet, N.B. Fire […]
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St. Andrews, NB doctor tackles physician shortage with team-based care + Charlotte County residents walk for ALS in St. George. Original Broadcast Date: June 10, 2025. CHCO-TV NewsBreak26 is an original CHCO-TV production produced at the CHCO Television studio in St. Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada
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By Barb Rayner, The Courier It’s been a week since I stopped waking up to slobbery kisses and face licks – and I am not sure if I will ever truly get over the loss of my beloved Gina. My heart was broken when I lost my previous canine companion, Scoop, 12 years ago but […]
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The grade five kids of Blacks Harbour School have received a letter back from representatives of His Majesty King Charles III. The letters that they sent are their capstone project, which is an all-encompassing academic assignment showcasing their skills with a real-world topic. Teacher Jennifer James thought of this as a good way to teach […]
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