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 Your Town Matters: Saint Andrews Mayor Brad Henderson – January 2025
Nathalie SturgeonNathalie Sturgeon January 30, 2025
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Your Town Matters: Saint Andrews Mayor Brad Henderson – January 2025

Saint Andrews Mayor Brad Henderson discusses setbacks with the Market Square and Market Wharf refurbishment, the revised water billing system, the incoming ladder truck for the fire department, and more on an all-new January 2025 edition of Your Town Matters. Original Broadcast Date: January 24, 2025 Your Town Matters is an original CHCO-TV production taped […]

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 Charlotte County Archives brings back home movie series
Nathalie SturgeonNathalie Sturgeon January 28, 2025
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Charlotte County Archives brings back home movie series

The Charlotte County Archives is bringing back its iconic movie series back to the community.  It will feature videos taken from 1992 until about 2003, including the creation and building of the well-known playground at Vincent Massey Elementary School in St. Stephen.  “This was really a community effort led by an architect who came and […]

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 Hundreds attend event in St. Stephen to connect with primary care
Nathalie SturgeonNathalie Sturgeon January 27, 2025
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Hundreds attend event in St. Stephen to connect with primary care

Several hundred people attended an event to connect them with NB Health Link organized by the Southwest New Brunswick Service Commission.  Charlane Hatt, the SNBSC regional director, told The Courier in a previous interview, that the staff at SNBSC sensed there was a need in the community and it hoped people who are without primary […]

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 Saint Andrews wharf project in turmoil amid mitigation requirement
Nathalie SturgeonNathalie Sturgeon January 23, 2025
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Saint Andrews wharf project in turmoil amid mitigation requirement

A new proposal to spend $300,000 to remediate an area off Campobello Island to move forward with the Market Square and Market Wharf project in Saint Andrews has the council divided.  The project was delayed until October 2025 amid concerns over a lack of mitigation around the area, something the municipal council has suggested was […]

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 Non-profit housing director hosts talk in Saint Andrews on housing crisis
Vicki HogarthVicki Hogarth January 22, 2025
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Non-profit housing director hosts talk in Saint Andrews on housing crisis

The housing crisis in New Brunswick isn’t just a headline—it’s a reality felt across the province. Peter Corbyn, Executive Director of the New Brunswick Nonprofit Housing Association, wants you to be part of the solution. On January 27th from 7pm to 8:30pm, Corbyn will take the stage at the WC O’Neill Arena Theatre in St. […]

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 Town of Saint Andrews Regular Council Meeting for January 20, 2025
Nathalie SturgeonNathalie Sturgeon January 21, 2025
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Town of Saint Andrews Regular Council Meeting for January 20, 2025

Town of Saint Andrews Regular Council Meeting for January 20, 2025 on CHCO Television.

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 Team Adams retains provincial women’s curling championship title
Nathalie SturgeonNathalie Sturgeon January 20, 2025
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Team Adams retains provincial women’s curling championship title

Team Adams from the Capital Winter Club has retained the title for the 2025 Provincial Women’s Curling Championship – securing the team’s spot in the 2025 Scotties Tournament of Hearts.  “It’s such an amazing feeling,” said Skip Melissa Adams. “We won it last year, to win it two years in a row is always tough. […]

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 ‘Your whole life is in those breaths:’ New art exhibit comes to Sunbury Shores
Nathalie SturgeonNathalie Sturgeon January 19, 2025
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‘Your whole life is in those breaths:’ New art exhibit comes to Sunbury Shores

A new exhibit has opened at Sunbury Shores by well-known New Brunswick artist Ann Manuel.  The breathtaking display extends the length of the building on Water Street in downtown St. Andrews but is only a fraction of the entire piece.  It came to Manuel during the final moments she and her family shared with her […]

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 Silent blaze:  Bocabec forest fire after-action report remains uncompleted
Nathalie SturgeonNathalie Sturgeon January 17, 2025
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Silent blaze: Bocabec forest fire after-action report remains uncompleted

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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 Ministers Island chair hopes new plan will attract more funding and visitors
Nathalie SturgeonNathalie Sturgeon December 31, 2024
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Ministers Island chair hopes new plan will attract more funding and visitors

The chair of the Van Horne Estate on Ministers Island says the number of visitors is returning to pre-pandemic levels.  “During COVID and after COVID, our numbers dropped quite a bit,” said John Kershaw. “But we’re starting to climb back to that historic high, we had just over 26,000. So, we’re back to 24,000 now. […]

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