In the Kernighan family home in St. George, New Brunswick, love reveals itself not through grand declarations, but in smaller, more enduring gestures: the steadying of a shoulder, a shared laugh that cuts through the heaviness of illness, the quiet determination to keep living fully—even as time brings with it new challenges. Sidney was diagnosed […]
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The YMCA of Eastern Charlotte is expecting to hit 7,000 users through its programming at the Eastern Charlotte Recreational Complex in Blacks Harbour. Paige Scott is the manager of community and program development for the region. “We’re going to keep the momentum going, offer more programming,” she said, speaking to the council. “We’re a small, […]
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The municipal council in Saint Andrews hopes to be more actively involved in the negotiations of the RCMP contract. It voted to send a letter to the federal government regarding the third round of negotiations between the Government of Canada and the National Police Federation – the union representing RCMP members. “I will say that […]
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St. Croix Theatre Company’s performance of Nova Scotia playwright Laura Teasdale’s “Murder by the Book” plays in St. Stephen April 25-27, 2025 at the St. Stephen Middle School theatre, and in Saint Andrews May 2-4, 2025 at the W.C. O’Neill Arena Complex theatre. Proceeds benefit the public libraries in both communities. Host Vicki Hogarth sits […]
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With the rapid changes in the world of technology, education, and society in general keeping on top of your skills is becoming more and more essential. There are various ways to expand your knowledge and improve your skills, with more information available to us than ever before. Prices can range from free, to low and […]
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Town of Saint Andrews Regular Council Meeting for April 22, 2025 on CHCO Television.
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St. George resident Sidney Kernighan was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) in 2019. Six years following his diagnosis, he continues to live a fulfilling, if different life. Sid and his wife Karen sit down with host Vicki Hogarth to talk about the diagnosis, how Sid’s life has changed and the challenges he encounters, and […]
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Elder abuse is a complex societal problem that affects an estimated 10 percent of seniors. Yet Canada has no national elder abuse strategy that guides prevention and enforcement initiatives. Instead, many victims must rely on a patchwork of inconsistent services and supports, with too many cases going unnoticed, unprosecuted and unpunished. This federal election, voters […]
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A comprehensive review has been announced by the provincial government of New Brunswick’s largest utility NB Power. “We have been listening to New Brunswickers and we have been hearing their worries and frustrations and concerns about rising power bills,” said Premier Susan Holt during a press conference. Holt said it is something her government is […]
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A 31-year-old man has been charged in the death of 26-year-old Sarah Teakles, who is from Rothesay, according to the New Brunswick RCMP. Calvin Burns-Smith appeared in Saint John Provincial Court on April 22 and was charged with manslaughter and indignity to a dead body, police said in a release. RCMP in St. George originally […]
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