Many New Brunswickers may be feeling blue when they head to their mailboxes this week. Property assessment notices are now in the mail, the province announced on Monday. More than half of properties — around 57 per cent — will see their assessments increase by up to 10 per cent. Another 30 per cent will […]
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Networking – it is a situation where you thrive, or which can make you nervous. Networking is an important aspect of advancing your career and may seem daunting to some, but it doesn’t have to be. Networking can be from getting to know a new person to going to an event. There are also different […]
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Parliament is officially prorogued until March 24 following Prime Minister Trudeau’s resignation. Meanwhile, south of the border, Donald Trump is back in the Oval Office and threatening tariffs on Canadian goods. So, what does this mean for the state of our nation? John Williamson, MP for New Brunswick Southwest, joins CHCO-TV’s Vicki Hogarth in studio […]
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Team Adams from the Capital Winter Club has retained the title for the 2025 Provincial Women’s Curling Championship – securing the team’s spot in the 2025 Scotties Tournament of Hearts. “It’s such an amazing feeling,” said Skip Melissa Adams. “We won it last year, to win it two years in a row is always tough. […]
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Canada Post says it has updated the red alert issued yesterday to yellow, meaning mail has resumed but might be delayed. The province saw significant snowfall in much of the province on Jan. 20. A red or yellow alert can be issued for any particular area or a whole province depending on the weather event. […]
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NB Liquor (ANBL) and Cannabis NB have resumed taking debit and credit as they investigate a potential cyber attack. CEO Lori Stickles said on Jan. 7, the company noticed “some anomalies” in the system. It forced the closure of the corporate stores for at least two days, with Cannabis NB only accepting cash. ANBL eventually […]
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A tourism accommodation levy could be coming to St. Stephen. Chief administrative officer Jeff Renaud presented the draft bylaw to the municipal council at its January committee of the whole meeting. The proposed levy is currently set at 3.5 per cent, the same as what accommodations in Saint Andrews charge. “I think we do need […]
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By Randy Thoms & Kevin Northrup, Acadia Broadcasting Mark Carney has made it official. The former Bank of Canada government announced in Edmonton his bid to become leader of the federal Liberal Party. He becomes the first to enter the race to replace Justin Trudeau. “I’m here to ask for your support. I’m here to earn […]
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A new exhibit has opened at Sunbury Shores by well-known New Brunswick artist Ann Manuel. The breathtaking display extends the length of the building on Water Street in downtown St. Andrews but is only a fraction of the entire piece. It came to Manuel during the final moments she and her family shared with her […]
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New virtual care options at Sussex and Charlotte County Hospital emergency departments through the Horizon Health Network. This one-year pilot project, powered by Teladoc Health Canada technology, offers an alternative pathway to care and potentially quicker access for those experiencing urgent, non-life-threatening medical issues. Over 270 patients have been seen through the new virtual care at the […]
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