New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt said the premiers in Canada are unified in trying to eliminate potentially significant and damaging tariff threats from incoming U.S. President-elect Donald Trump. “We talked through the strategy for that and how we’re going to go forward,” she said speaking with reporters. “We continued to share information about the allies […]
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Silent Blaze is a two-part investigation by The Courier and CHCO-TV. This is Part II. More than 19 months after a forest fire near Saint Andrews, an after-action report promised by the government is still not finished, according to the Department of Justice and Public Safety. However, the department has confirmed to The Courier that […]
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Municipal District of St. Stephen Committee of the Whole meeting for January 2025 on CHCO Television.
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Village of Grand Manan Regular Meeting of Council for January 2025 on CHCO Television.
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Municipality of Eastern Charlotte Regular Council Meeting for January 2025 on CHCO Television.
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Silent Blaze is a two-part investigation by The Courier and CHCO-TV. This is Part I. New documents reveal the Department of Justice and Public Safety believed door-to-door notification and a Sentinel system alert were enough during a raging forest fire that forced several hundred people from their homes in May 2023, which is why it […]
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The Southwest New Brunswick Service Commission (SNBSC) is hoping to help connect residents in Charlotte County with a family doctor through an event at the Garcelon Civic Center this month. Charlene Hatt, Regional Director of Economic Development for the SNBSC, said the organization sensed a need in the community. “We just had a sense there […]
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Irving Oil put nearly two years of speculation about its future to rest on Tuesday. The company announced in a statement that it will remain privately held and will not be sold. “Irving Oil remains a strong and secure company, supported by great employees and valued customers,” the company said in a news release. “It […]
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Unified Sports is an international program aimed at students with special needs and exceptionalities. As a branch of the Special Olympics, it organizes tournaments for athletes of all skill levels and aims to deconstruct harmful stereotypes about those with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities. Students play without any scorekeeping, which frees them from the pressure of […]
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The Provincial Women’s Curling Championship has kicked off in St. Andrews. An invitation was sent to the Heather Curling Club (HCC) in March and volunteers have been preparing for months. HCC president Roger McNabb said the 100-plus years the curling club has been in business has prepared them well for success in a large and […]
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