Town of Saint Andrews Special Council Meeting: February 24, 2025
Town of Saint Andrews Special Council Meeting for February 24, 2025 on CHCO Television.
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Listen Again- John Hiatt- Bring the Family- A & M 1987
A craftsman, a songwriter’s songwriter, an everyman for the ages. John Hiatt is all that and more. One of my greatest concert memories is Hiatt at the Club Flamingo in Halifax test driving these songs. He wound up playing pretty much every track from this masterpiece as I sat front row two feet from him. […]
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Saint Andrews Civic Trust proposes taking over court for repurpose
A new proposal by Saint Andrews Civic Trust asks the council to give the organization ownership over the historic courthouse in the community. The Saint Andres Civic Trust’s mandate is to preserve and re-purpose the historic properties in the municipality – having already done so with Niger Reef Tea House, Macklem House and Pendlebury Lighthouse. […]
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Review into high NB Power bills will take several more weeks
NB Power says a third-party audit looking into metering and billing accuracy is taking longer than initially expected. The report was supposed to be ready for when the utility appears before the legislature’s public accounts committee on Thursday. But one day before that scheduled appearance by President and CEO Lori Clark, NB Power said work […]
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Municipality sheds light on long wait times for unsightly property reimbursement
Eastern Charlotte says it takes up to two years to get reimbursed for costs associated with unsightly premises files within the municipality. Alex Henderson, the planning director for the Southwest New Brunswick Service Commission, said since 2023 there have been 50 properties that have been identified that fell within the by-law’s dangerous or unsightly criteria. […]
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Your Town Matters: Saint Andrews Mayor Brad Henderson – February 2025
Saint Andrews Mayor Brad Henderson discusses the proposal for repurposing the Courthouse by the Saint Andrews Civic Trust, updates to the vehicular traffic by-law, and an unfounded formal complaint lodged against him on an all-new February 2025 edition of Your Town Matters. Original Broadcast Date: February 26, 2025 Your Town Matters is an original CHCO-TV […]
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St. Stephen to begin repair work, advises residents to prepare for potential boil water order
The Municipal District of St. Stephen (MDSS) is warning residents that work planned on the water system could result in another boil water advisory. “The public is hereby advised that the Municipal District of St. Stephen will be conducting planned work on the potable water system tomorrow, Feb. 26,” it said on a message shared […]
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CHCO-TV’s NewsBreak26 with Vicki Hogarth and Nathalie Sturgeon: February 25, 2025
New CT Scanner at Charlotte County Hospital Brings Life-Changing Healthcare to the Community + Firefighters Respond to Growing Number of Medical Calls in Eastern Charlotte + Kiwanis Costume Carnival Brings Generations Together in St. Andrews Original Broadcast Date: February 25, 2025 CHCO-TV NewsBreak26 is an original CHCO Television production produced on location at the CHCO-TV […]
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Irving Paper lays off 140 workers at Saint John mill
Irving Paper is laying off 140 employees as the company shuts down 50 per cent of operations at its Saint John mill. The company blames the province’s uncompetitive industrial electricity as the reason for the permanent shutdown, announced on Monday. Mark Mosher, the vice-president of Irving Pulp & Paper, said the move is “necessary to […]
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