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!) This debut episode of Season 6 features interviews with Kayle Osborne (Goalie, New York Sirens (PWHL)) […]
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Join hosts Vicki Hogarth and Jonathan Brittain as they shop local for Christmas gifts in St. Andrews, then sit down with Shawn Richard and Katy MacDonald from the Christmas by-the-Sea Committee for an insider’s guide to the festive season in the seaside resort town. Original Broadcast Date: November 29, 2024 Good Day from the Bay […]
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Municipal District of St. Stephen Council Meeting for November 2024 on CHCO Television.
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Staff at the Garcelon Civic Center in St. Stephen say there has been increased harassment by a group of students who have been causing alleged vandalism and disruption. “The last few weeks at the civic centre have been quite a struggle for the staff,” said Michelle Vest, speaking on behalf of Community Services Director Kev […]
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Saint Andrews council saw two of its councillors vote against the budget this year in a heated debate over fiscal responsibility. The budget, which has been discussed over a series of roughly six to eight meetings, was highly debated as the council looks to refurbish the wharf, begin to make payments on a new ladder […]
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The Town of Saint Andrews is advising residents of maintenance to its water system that will result in a boil water advisory. The water treatment plant on Harkness Road will be taken offline on Dec. 10 at 9 p.m. for a planned refurbishment and restored by 5 a.m. on Dec. 11. “The plant will not […]
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The Child Youth and Seniors Advocate has recommended the government work with Indigenous governments to address youth mental health. A new monitoring report released by the advocate said the unique challenges facing these communities required “dedicated funding and process that empowers First Nations governments to lead.” Advocate Kelly Lamrock said in reviewing government actions in […]
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Council in St. Stephen defended a decision to allow for an annual cost of living raise amid new and growing pressures for municipal politicians in New Brunswick. At the council meeting on Nov. 27, a citizen questioned the addition of a “cost of living” increase that would automatically be applied every January. “I think that […]
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The hours for the Canada-U.S. border crossing are changing, according to the Canadian Border Services Agency. It will take effect in all 35 land ports of entry. For New Brunswick, the hours change to: Travellers: 9 am to 9 pm, 7 days a week Commercial: 9 am to 5 pm, Monday to Friday “It will […]
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Charlotte County will be among the first regions to receive one of the Holt government’s new highly anticipated community care clinics. Community care clinics were promised in two areas—St. Stephen in 2025 and Blacks Harbour the following year—both in mandate letters and in the speech from the throne. According to the plan, ten clinics will […]
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