Brett Vottero sits down with host Jay Remer at the CHCO studio to talk about the newly-formed St. Andrews Historical Society, and how the society aims to uncover and preserve materials documenting the history of Saint Andrews by-the-Sea. Original broadcast date: December 9, 2024 Fundy Tidings with Jay Remer is an original CHCO Television production […]
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We all know how expensive groceries are. Your dollar doesn’t stretch as far as it once did, making it harder to feed yourself and your family well. According to Canadian economists, those price increases will climb by five percent in 2025. If you’re feeling the strain on your wallet, you aren’t alone. Take note of […]
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With the job market changing post-COVID it is important to make your resume stand out among other candidates. Did you know that hiring managers and recruiters will spend on average 11 seconds looking at your resume? This is why it is important to capture the attention of the reader in the top portion of your […]
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By Laverne Stewart, Community Contributor, The Courier The magic of Christmas is real for many and never more evident than when kids and kids at heart step into the home of Dave and Darlene Bell. The splendor of twinkling lights, snow-covered evergreen boughs, and sparkling ornamentation are on display throughout their Harvey-area home. On a […]
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Charlotte County is bracing for some strong weather coming through the region on Wednesday night. Environment Canada has issued both a rainfall and wind warning for Grand Manan and coastal Charlotte County. The organization is forecasting between 25 to 40 millimetres of rain. “An intense low-pressure system will track west of New Brunswick Wednesday night […]
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By Brad Perry, Acadia Broadcasting New Brunswick’s auditor general has flagged a number of issues with the province’s child death review process. Several key legislative requirements for child death reviews are not being met, Paul Martin said in his report on Tuesday. “The loss of a child is a profound tragedy and impacts families and communities,” […]
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By Brad Perry, Acadia Broadcasting New Brunswick is not ensuring timely access to addiction and mental health services, according to the province’s auditor general. Paul Martin tabled a new report on Tuesday looking at the Department of Health’s responsibility when it comes to those services. Martin found the department lacks mechanisms to ensure there is timely access […]
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The federal government has announced it will invest more than $1 billion into Indigenous-led wind projects to support New Brunswick’s clean energy transition. It will contribute up to $1 billion for 670 megawatts of Indigenous-led wind projects through the Canada Infrastructure Bank. An additional $25 million for the 25-megawatt Neweg Energy wind project, a partnership […]
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The Municipal District of St. Stephen has stepped up to help some students from the local middle school who lost the after-school program. Aaron Muzzatti, the aquatics and programming coordinator at the Garcelon Civic Center, said he’d been thinking about for it a while. However, it had to be put on the back burner to […]
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By Brad Perry, Acadia Broadcasting New Brunswick’s child and youth advocate is raising concerns about the use of seclusion rooms in schools. In a new report released on Monday, Kelly Lamrock called on the Department of Education to overhaul the practice. “Parents are upset, children are impacted and schools seem confused about how to properly […]
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