By Brian Owens, The Courier There is no evidence to support the existence of neurological syndrome of unknown cause in New Brunswick, according to a new independent scientific study. The existence of a potential “mystery brain disease” in the province was first suggested in 2019 when a neurologist in Moncton identified several patients with unexplained […]
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The provincial government intends to introduce legislation that would freeze real property assessment values. In a Tuesday release, the province said it would “help provide relief and predictability to New Brunswickers as work continues to overhaul the province’s property tax system.” The amendments would allow property assessments to remain at the 2025 level next year, […]
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The fire department in Eastern Charlotte continues to grapple with a rise in medical calls, prompting calls for support from the municipal council. During the April meeting of the local government, questions were raised about the financial stability of the steep rise in medical calls. Some of those questions came from Coun. Alexa Detorakis. “Is […]
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The Campobello ferry is in the water a month early. In New Brunswick, it is the only island without a year-round ferry. It means residents, nearly 900 of them, are required from September to June to travel through the United States via a bridge to Lubec, ME. “What it means to me is that they’re […]
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This Week Uncut: Vicki Hogarth and Nathalie Sturgeon take a closer look at the top stories from CHCO-TV and The Courier for the week of April 28 – May 4, 2025. Original Broadcast Date: May 2, 2025 This Week Uncut is an original CHCO Television production produced at the CHCO-TV studio in St. Andrews, New […]
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The Rollingdam Fire Department meets with two provincial ministers and the local MLA to discuss ongoing concerns + the Campobello ferry starts a month early amid the U.S.-Canada trade war. Original broadcast date: May 2, 2025 CHCO-TV NewsBreak26 is filmed at the CHCO Television on location in Saint Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada.
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A group of firefighters in Rollingdam have met with two provincial ministers as they prepare to take on a new, much-needed fire truck. Last week, Local Government Minister Aaron Kennedy and Public Safety Minister Robert Gauvin met with fire chief Ivan Noddin and several members of the fire department to discuss a variety of issues […]
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By Andrew Bates, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter A 31-year-old man accused of manslaughter in the death of a 26-year-old woman in Musquash is getting two weeks to finalize plans to hire a lawyer. Calvin Burns-Smith, of no fixed address, was due to appear for a bail hearing Monday on charges of manslaughter and indignity to remains. […]
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The council in St. Stephen continues to debate a proposed crosswalk policy for the municipal district. It seeks to outline the requirements for getting a coloured crosswalk, including the responsibility for the cost of putting them up, labour, and maintenance, which would fall to the individual or organization requesting it. Any crosswalk would also be […]
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Municipal District of St. Stephen Regular Council Meeting for April 2025 on CHCO Television.
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