This Week Uncut for June 2-8, 2025: Vicki Hogarth and Nathalie Sturgeon take a closer look at the top stories of the week from CHCO-TV and The Courier (St. Andrews wharf, Blacks Harbour water quality, Debby Lord retires, and more) Original Broadcast Date: June 1, 2025 This Week Uncut is an original CHCO Television production […]
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Hosts Vicki Hogarth and Jonathan Brittain interview Kyle Mawer on location about his 100-day cold plunge campaign to raise money for the Grand Manan Food Bank, and crew members from Act III Productions on their upcoming performance “Encore”. Plus, Lukas Kohler reports on Debby Lord’s retirement from the Community Youth Activity Centre in Saint Andrews, […]
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The catalogue of events happening during this year’s EarthFest, which is mostly free, on June 8th with Ministers Island has expanded. According to festival coordinator Muriel Jarvis, this year’s EarthFest will last seven days, and will expand beyond Ministers Island to other locations in the town of St. Andrews. June 8 is also the beginning […]
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The Anglophone South School District announced they are eliminating library staff across the board. The Anglophone South School District says it is eliminating library staff as part of an effort to maximize its budget. “We are laying off 13 FTE and 5 part time library worker positions,” said spokesperson for ASD Jessica Hanlon, who confirmed […]
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Several members of the community in Blacks and Beaver Harbour are demanding the council freeze water rates amid ongoing water quality issues. The community has been plagued by water quality issues for several years. The municipal water supply is owned by a private company – Connors Bros – a fish packing and processing facility. To […]
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New Brunswick continues to grapple with a province-wide shortage of family doctors. Dr. Julie Levesque-Taylor, a family doctor at Saint Andrews-based Coastal Communities Health Home, sits down with host Vicki Hogarth to discuss innovative approaches to family practice that she and other doctors can use to help more patients more efficiently. Original broadcast Date: June […]
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Courtney James and Ellen Fanning join host Jay Remer to talk about the Passamaquoddy Children’s Centre and the importance of access to early childhood education in Charlotte County. Original broadcast date: June 5, 2025 Fundy Tidings with Jay Remer is an original CHCO Television production taped on location at the CHCO-TV studio in Saint Andrews, […]
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By Brian Owens, The Courier St. Stephen’s University and Park Hall, its big yellow house on Milltown Boulevard, have been a fixture in the community for 50 years, educating generations of students from around the world in the liberal arts and international studies with a Christian perspective. But the institution has undergone some major transformations […]
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The parking lot outside Repeat Boutique in St. George was filled with music for Disability Awareness Week in New Brunswick. “It’s basically to bring awareness to the province and to the communities about the needs of people with disabilities, about the awareness of inclusion, and the fact that people do face barriers, and not just […]
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The Town of Saint Andrews has a new mayor in the chair following the resignation of Brad Henderson back in April. Acting Mayor Kate Akagi assumed the role of mayor at the June 2 council meeting. She was a retired teacher after nearly 30 years in the education system and was also the recipient of […]
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