A tentative agreement has been reached for more than 2,200 general labour and trades workers in New Brunswick. The province announced the agreement with CUPE Local 1190, the union representing the workers, on Tuesday evening. “The parties came to an agreement after returning to the bargaining table after a deadlock was declared,” the government said […]
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On a chilly Sunday evening in St. Stephen, New Brunswick, about a dozen people gathered at the edge of the town’s wharf, holding flashlights and candles that cut through the darkness of dusk in late January. Facing the St. Croix River, they raised their lights in unison toward the skyline of Calais, Maine. Within moments, […]
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Plans for an affordable housing project consisting of 75 to 80 homes in east Saint John are one step closer to reality. Members of the city’s planning advisory committee unanimously approved the Sunnyside Tiny Home Community last week. The project, announced in September, is a partnership between local business leaders, Saint John Energy, United Way Maritimes and […]
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Charlotte County residents shone lights across the border in St. Stephen, NB to stand in solidarity with their U.S. neighbours in Calais, Maine amid a changing political climate. Original Broadcast Date: 28, 2025 NewsBreak26 is an original CHCO-TV production produced at the CHCO Television studio in St. Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada.
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The Charlotte County Archives is bringing back its iconic movie series back to the community. It will feature videos taken from 1992 until about 2003, including the creation and building of the well-known playground at Vincent Massey Elementary School in St. Stephen. “This was really a community effort led by an architect who came and […]
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Officials with the Horizon Health Network say they are seeing improvements when it comes to surgical waitlists and wait times. Amy McCavour and Dr. Trish Bryden, co-leads of surgical services, presented an update to Horizon’s board last week. McCavour said they saw a 19 per cent increase in the number of procedures completed between March […]
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Eastern Charlotte has passed its budget for 2025 with dissent from only one councillor. Similarly to other local areas in Charlotte County, Eastern Charlotte saw its assessment base grow by 8.9 percent. The council passed a general operating budget of $6,942,479, an increase of about 6 percent over 2024, according to a town release. It […]
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Award-winning casting director and producer Laura Stanczyk sits down with CHCO-TV to discuss her incredible career on and off Broadway, as well as her upcoming acting course at the Eastport Arts Center, called ‘Scene Study for Beginning Actors,’ which runs from February 4-March 25, from 6-8:30 pm. Original Broadcast Date: January 2025 Southwest Magazine is […]
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Join Evan McFarlane and Joe Ticotsky (“Mc and T”) in this fast-paced 30 minute CHCO-TV show covering sports topics from around Canada and the United States, along with some music bits and humour (or at least attempts at it!) Featuring interviews with Dan Shulman (Play-by-Play announcer, Toronto Blue Jays) and Iga Kiguktak (Umimmak School – […]
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The Charlotte County Archives re-launches their Historic Home Movies series on January 26, 2025 at the New Brunswick Community College in Saint Andrews with a video compilation of the construction of the Vincent Massey Elementary School Creative Playground in 1993, featuring familiar members of the community, including late CHCO-TV co-founder Chris Flemming. Franklin Cardy and […]
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