Municipal District of St. Stephen Regular Council Meeting: January 25, 2025
Municipal District of St. Stephen Regular Council Meeting for January 2025 on CHCO Television.
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Let’s Solve the Housing Crisis: A Talk with Peter Corbyn
The housing crisis in New Brunswick is affecting thousands, but solutions are within reach. Peter Corbyn, Executive Director of the New Brunswick Nonprofit Housing Association, leads an eye-opening discussion in St. Andrews on the urgent need for action. From local success stories to practical steps for change, this talk sheds light on how communities can […]
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N.B. cabinet minister diagnosed with brain tumour
A New Brunswick cabinet minister is taking a step back from her role for the time being after being diagnosed with a brain tumour. Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour Minister Alyson Townsend announced her diagnosis in a social media post on Monday. “Last weekend, I was seen in the emergency room at the Dr. Everett […]
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St. Stephen mayor and other border mayors urge unity in face of tariffs
By Brian Owens, The Courier St. Stephen Mayor Allan MacEachern has joined an alliance of mayors from Canadian border towns to coordinate their response to sweeping 25 per cent tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump. MacEachern was one of the first to join the group of more than 20 mayors set up by Drew […]
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Eastern Charlotte exploring different policing options
Eastern Charlotte council is concerned about the level of service the New Brunswick RCMP is offering in the region. Mayor John Craig said the council spends about $2.2 million on policing, the single largest line item in its budget. “Our options are very limited in what we can do,” Craig said during an interview with […]
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Student inclusion must be balanced with employee safety: N.B. labour arbitrator
The provincial government is asking a judge to overturn a labour arbitrator’s ruling that says the province must balance student inclusion with employee safety in schools. Legal filings by the province on Jan. 8 request judicial review of an Oct. 11 decision by Trisha Perry in a grievance from the New Brunswick Teachers’ Federation. Perry […]
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Listen Again | Joan Osborne: Relish (Polygram 1995)
Joan Osborne has become known in recent years as an interpreter of other classic songwriters. Her recordings of Dylan standards, Stax/Motown soul and cheesy 80s and 90’s fare have earned many accolades, but she started in the business as a songwriter of depth and raw emotion. Helped along by the songwriting chops and musicianship of […]
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Free tax clinic program seeks volunteers, host organizations
You can volunteer to help Canadians with a modest income and a simple tax situation complete their tax returns for free. The Community Volunteer Income Tax Program was launched by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) in 1971. Natasha Brewer, a spokesperson for the program, said they are seeking community organizations and volunteers to take part. […]
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Grocery Ninja: Not Following a Recipe Will Save You Money
When deciding what to make for dinner, many of us rely on recipes. While recipes are helpful, they can also be limiting—sometimes requiring ingredients we don’t have or overcomplicating the cooking process. But what if you could cook confidently without a recipe, using only what’s already in your kitchen? With a little creativity and a […]
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Larger inquiry needed into NB Power, whose bills have skyrocketed: prof
By John Chilibeck, The Daily Gleaner, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter New Brunswick’s Holt Liberal government should consider a larger inquiry into NB Power if it wants to help people upset over high electricity bills, says a political observer. Mario Levesque, a political science professor at Mount Allison University, said Premier Susan Holt was smart to […]
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