The Municipal District of St. Stephen (MDSS) says while the boil water order remains in effect, a sample sent to the province on Feb. 19 met the regulatory requirements. “A second sample was taken today and couriered to the laboratory for analysis,” an update to Alertable said. “While we are optimistic that this sample will […]
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In Saint Andrews, a unique initiative is unfolding—one that is not just about art, but about collective memory, identity, and civic engagement. The Saint Andrews Tapestry Project, led by Sara Brinkhurst and Bessie Bartlett, is transforming local history into an intricate, community-stitched masterpiece that tells the town’s story through embroidery. This grassroots effort is more […]
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Laurel Miller says she unknowingly drank the water in St. Stephen for two days without knowing there was a boil water advisory. She was told by a cashier at the local grocery store after she said she experienced a sore stomach and headache for several days after drinking the water. “I was very angry, and […]
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The Town of Saint Andrews has approved $25,000 for repairs to an arena water line that faced issues during the U20 Curling Championship last week. Chris Spear, the town’s chief administrative officer, told the council when the W.C. O’Neill Arena was constructed, some of the water lines were laid within the concrete. “One of those […]
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Municipality of Eastern Charlotte Regular Council Meeting for February 2025 on CHCO Television.
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By Barbara Rayner ST. GEORGE – Okay Old Man Winter – that’s enough! We don’t mind the light fluffy snow when the kids can toboggan and we can snowshoe or ski but this freezing rain/ice pellets is a bit much. Yes, there was a white Christmas which was what many people wanted but 2025 has […]
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Saturday marked the 60th anniversary of Flag Day in Canada, and in communities across the country, the red and white Maple Leaf flew high. But in St. Andrews, a town with deep Loyalist roots, the display of national pride carried extra weight. Perched on the Passamaquoddy Bay, St. Andrews is just a stone’s throw from […]
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Town of Saint Andrews Regular Council Meeting for February 18, 2025 on CHCO Television.
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A New Brunswick city is the most vulnerable in Canada if the U.S. implements across-the-board tariffs. That is according to a new analysis recently completed by the Canadian Chamber of Commerce. Saint John is home to the Irving Oil refinery, the largest in Canada, with more than 80 per cent of its product exported to the […]
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The New Brunswick government says $40 million will be invested over the next several years to prepare for the threat of wildfires. “With the expected impacts of climate change to our province, we must begin to make large investments now to be prepared for future challenges,” said Natural Resources Minister John Herron. It is part […]
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