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Good Day From The Bay
Actor John Ralston joins hosts Vicki Hogarth and Jonathan Brittain in studio to talk about his work on the hit series Virgin River. His co-stars Kandyse McClure and Benjamin Hollingsworth also talk about the show's seventh season on Good Day from the Bay. Original broadcast date: May 5, 2026 Good Day from the Bay is an original CHCO Television production taped on location at the CHCO-TV studio in Saint Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada.
Hosts Vicki Hogarth and Jonathan Brittain sit down with Vic Thiessen of the St. Andrews Film Society to talk about their participation in the Toronto International Film Festival's Film Circuit program, and three TIFF films which will be shown in Saint Andrews in March. Original broadcast date: February 27, 2026 Good Day from the Bay is an original CHCO Television production produced at the CHCO-TV studio in Saint Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada.
Hosts Vicki Hogarth and Jonathan Brittain talk to photographer and filmmaker Katherine Knight about her new book, Boat + CHCO's canine ambassador Maud gets photographed by pet photographer Lyn Nye + A look back at 2025 at Kingsbrae Garden and the St. Andrews Farmers' Market Original broadcast date: December 3, 2025 Good Day from the Bay is an original CHCO Television production produced at the CHCO-TV studio in Saint Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada.
Pathways to Stillness
Pathways to Stillness: Episode 35
Host Dr. Gary Irwin-Kenyon and co-host Vicki Hogarth discuss the complexities of aging and the benefits of practicing stillness on an all-new Pathways to Stillness on CHCO-TV. Original broadcast date: May 28, 2025 Pathways to Stillness is an original CHCO Television production funded in part by the Government of Canada through the New Horizons for Seniors Program.
Pathways to Stillness: Episode 34
Host Dr. Gary Irwin-Kenyon and co-host Vicki Hogarth discuss the complexities of aging and the benefits of practicing stillness on an all-new Pathways to Stillness on CHCO-TV. Original broadcast date: May 19, 2025 Pathways to Stillness is an original CHCO Television production funded in part by the Government of Canada through the New Horizons for Seniors Program.
Pathways to Stillness: Episode 33
Host Dr. Gary Irwin-Kenyon and co-host Vicki Hogarth discuss the complexities of aging and the benefits of practicing stillness on an all-new Pathways to Stillness on CHCO-TV. Original broadcast date: May 5, 2026 Pathways to Stillness is an original CHCO Television production funded in part by the Government of Canada through the New Horizons for Seniors Program.
Southwest Magazine
Southwest Magazine: Audrey Langlais of the Compassionate Grief Centre
Grief is one of the few experiences every person will face, yet it remains one of the hardest conversations to have. The Compassionate Grief Centre is working to change that by creating welcoming spaces where people can share their stories — or simply sit quietly with others who understand. Through its Grief Cafés, the organization is helping people navigate loss in all its forms, including regular gatherings in Charlotte County at Top Shelf Cabinets in St. Stephen (Wednesdays, 6–8 p.m.) and Magaguadavic Place in St. George (Wednesdays, 2–4 p.m.). The Centre also offers counselling, workshops, and other grief resources across New Brunswick. Audrey Langlais, Community Engagement Supervisor with the Compassionate Grief Centre, sits down with CHCO’s Vicki Hogarth to discuss grief, healing, and why compassionate spaces matter, on an all-new episode of Southwest Magazine. Original broadcast date: May 27, 2026 Southwest Magazine is an original CHCO Television production taped on location at the CHCO-TV studio in Saint Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada.
Southwest Magazine: ChangeMakers CEO Stefan Moores on AI in the Workplace
Stefan Moores is CEO of ChangeMakers, a North American strategy and communications firm. He has more than two decades of experience helping organizations navigate growth, change, and complex challenges. He joins Southwest Magazine host Vicki Hogarth in studio to discuss AI in the workplace and what it could mean for businesses, employees, and the future of work. Original Broadcast Date: May 26, 2026 Southwest Magazine is an original CHCO Television production produce at the CHCO-TV studio in St. Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada.
Southwest Magazine: Virgin River actor Benjamin Hollingsworth
Canadian actor Benjamin Hollingsworth is one of the original cast members on the heartfelt small-town world of Virgin River. The hit Netflix series has captured audiences around the globe with its comforting mix of romance, community, and breathtaking scenery. While the story is set in a fictional Northern California town, the series is filmed in British Columbia, whose forests, mountains, and coastal landscapes help give Virgin River its unmistakable charm and atmosphere. Hollingsworth plays Dan Brady, a complicated former marine whose emotional journey has become one of the show’s most compelling storylines. Over the seasons, Brady has evolved from troubled outsider to a layered character searching for redemption, love, and belonging in the tight-knit community of Virgin River. His relationship with Brady has faced ups and downs, especially with the dramatic end of Season 7. As viewers eagerly await news about what could happen in Season 8, Hollingsworth joins host Vicki Hogarth to talk about the enduring popularity of the series, filming in British Columbia, and what it’s like being part of one of television’s most beloved series. Original broadcast date: May 15, 2026. Southwest Magazine is an original CHCO Television production taped on location at the CHCO-TV studio in Saint Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada.
Town and Province
Town & Province: MP John Williamson of Saint John–St. Croix
John Williamson, MP for Saint John–St. Croix, joins CHCO-TV's Vicki Hogarth in studio to discuss the recent municipal elections in New Brunswick, the Saint Andrews Market Wharf refurbishment, the rising cost of energy and fuel, and more on Town & Province. Original broadcast date: May 22, 2026 Town & Province is an original CHCO Television production taped on location at the CHCO-TV studio in Saint Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada.
Town & Province: MP John Williamson of Saint John–St. Croix
John Williamson, MP for Saint John–St. Croix, joins CHCO-TV's Vicki Hogarth in studio to discuss Prime Minister Carney's new majority in Parliament, the state of the Canadian economy, Canada's relationship with the United States, and more on Town & Province. Original broadcast date: April 24, 2026 Town & Province is an original CHCO Television production taped on location at the CHCO-TV studio in Saint Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada.
Town & Province: New Brunswick Chief Electoral Officer Kim Poffenroth
Kim Poffenroth, Chief Electoral Officer of New Brunswick, sits down with host Vicki Hogarth in the CHCO-TV studio to tell both voters and candidates what they need to know for the upcoming municipal election on May 11, 2026. Original broadcast date: April 9, 2026 Town & Province is an original CHCO Television production taped on location at the CHCO-TV studio in Saint Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada.
Mc and T's Sports Report
Mc&T's Sports Report S07E91
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!) Featuring interviews with Debbie Antonelli (ESPN College Basketball) and Luka Hall (Prince Edward Island Musician) on the debut edition of a new segment called 299 Seconds.
Mc&T's Sports Report S07E94
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!) Featuring interviews with Jen Lloyd (Commissioner, Maritime Women's Basketball Association) and Luke MacDonald (Paddlefest Music & Nature Festival).
Fundy Tidings
Fundy Tidings: Courtney James & Ellen Fanning of the Passamaquoddy Children's Centre
Courtney James and Ellen Fanning join host Jay Remer to talk about the Passamaquoddy Children's Centre and the importance of access to early childhood education in Charlotte County. Original broadcast date: June 5, 2025 Fundy Tidings with Jay Remer is an original CHCO Television production taped on location at the CHCO-TV studio in Saint Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada.
Fundy Tidings: Jamie Steel talks music on Ministers Island
Jamie Steel joins host Jay Remer to talk about what’s in store for music performances on Ministers Island for summer 2025. Original broadcast date: May 23, 2025 Fundy Tidings with Jay Remer is an original CHCO Television production taped on location at the CHCO-TV studio in Saint Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada.
Fundy Tidings: Muriel Jarvis talks EARTHFest 2025
EARTHFest 2025 launches Sunday, June 8 on Ministers Island. Organizer Muriel Jarvis sits down with host Jay Remer to discuss what to look forward to in this year's festival. Original broadcast date: May 23, 2025 Fundy Tidings with Jay Remer is an original CHCO Television production taped on location at the CHCO-TV studio in Saint Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada.
Recent Broadcasts
Pathways to Stillness: Episode 35
Host Dr. Gary Irwin-Kenyon and co-host Vicki Hogarth discuss the complexities of aging and the benefits of practicing stillness on an all-new Pathways to Stillness on CHCO-TV. Original broadcast date: May 28, 2025 Pathways to Stillness is an original CHCO Television production funded in part by the Government of Canada through the New Horizons for Seniors Program.
Southwest Magazine: Audrey Langlais of the Compassionate Grief Centre
Grief is one of the few experiences every person will face, yet it remains one of the hardest conversations to have. The Compassionate Grief Centre is working to change that by creating welcoming spaces where people can share their stories — or simply sit quietly with others who understand. Through its Grief Cafés, the organization is helping people navigate loss in all its forms, including regular gatherings in Charlotte County at Top Shelf Cabinets in St. Stephen (Wednesdays, 6–8 p.m.) and Magaguadavic Place in St. George (Wednesdays, 2–4 p.m.). The Centre also offers counselling, workshops, and other grief resources across New Brunswick. Audrey Langlais, Community Engagement Supervisor with the Compassionate Grief Centre, sits down with CHCO’s Vicki Hogarth to discuss grief, healing, and why compassionate spaces matter, on an all-new episode of Southwest Magazine. Original broadcast date: May 27, 2026 Southwest Magazine is an original CHCO Television production taped on location at the CHCO-TV studio in Saint Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada.
