Two beloved harp seals die in Saint Andrews

Two beloved harp seals die in Saint Andrews

Tyler and Deane — two harp seals at the Huntsman Marine Science Centre in Saint Andrews — have died. “These events were completely unexpected with no visual signs of illness or loss of appetite,” a post from the organization said. The pair were a father-daughter duo that were relocated to the Huntsman several years ago. […]

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 Steve Neil elected mayor of Saint Andrews

Steve Neil elected mayor of Saint Andrews

Saint Andrews will see Steve Neil elected mayor. The Courier has called the election for the former councillor with 1,071 votes. Saint Andrews saw about 62 per cent voter turnout, well above the provincial turnout. Three candidates, including Neil, campaigned for the position, Guy Groulx came in second with 213 votes and Charles Creaser, third, […]

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 Ready, Set, Rodeo: Students take part in annual Bike Rodeo

Ready, Set, Rodeo: Students take part in annual Bike Rodeo

Students at Vincent Massey Elementary School traded classrooms for bike helmets and obstacle courses this week as the school hosted its annual Bike Rodeo.  The event is an annual spring tradition focused on road safety and getting children excited about outdoor activity. Physical education teacher Kurt Gumushel said the event has been running for about […]

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 NBCC students help build magic for Christmas Fest

NBCC students help build magic for Christmas Fest

Christmas may still be months away, but at NBCC St. Andrews, the holiday season has been top of mind all semester after building two new wooden cabins. As students grin inside the handcrafted structure, instructors Eugene Gowan, Brent Dunn, and Chris Hartford stand in the rain at the edges of the photo, letting their students […]

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 Community remembers educator and leader Kate Akagi

Community remembers educator and leader Kate Akagi

Catherine (Kate) Akagi, acting mayor of Saint Andrews, longtime educator and recipient of the Order of New Brunswick, is being remembered as a deeply committed community leader whose impact will be felt for generations following her death this weekend. She was 70. Born and raised on Indian Point, Akagi remained closely tied to her home […]

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