Municipal District of St. Stephen Regular Council Meeting: April 30, 2025
Municipal District of St. Stephen Regular Council Meeting for April 2025 on CHCO Television.
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RCMP probe break-in, theft at St. Stephen convenience store
A convenience store in downtown St. Stephen has been the victim of an early morning break-in and theft. RCMP were called to Miss D’s Convenience on Milltown Boulevard shortly before 4 a.m. Monday. Staff Sgt. Geoff Peters told our newsroom the break-in is believed to have happened earlier in the morning. Peters said two people […]
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A murder mystery brings community, laughter—and support for local libraries
In the heart of Charlotte County, where civic engagement and creativity often walk hand-in-hand, the St. Croix Theatre Company is putting on more than just a show. With its latest production, Laura Teasdale’s Murder by the Book, the community theatre troupe is blending comedy, culture, and charity in a way that’s quintessentially small-town—and powerfully resonant. […]
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Southwest Magazine: St. Croix Theatre Company’s “Murder by the Book”
St. Croix Theatre Company’s performance of Nova Scotia playwright Laura Teasdale’s “Murder by the Book” plays in St. Stephen April 25-27, 2025 at the St. Stephen Middle School theatre, and in Saint Andrews May 2-4, 2025 at the W.C. O’Neill Arena Complex theatre. Proceeds benefit the public libraries in both communities. Host Vicki Hogarth sits […]
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Find Your Best Career: Why Continuous Learning is Important in Your Career
With the rapid changes in the world of technology, education, and society in general keeping on top of your skills is becoming more and more essential. There are various ways to expand your knowledge and improve your skills, with more information available to us than ever before. Prices can range from free, to low and […]
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Municipal District of St. Stephen: Committee of the Whole – April 2025
Municipal District of St. Stephen Committee of the Whole Meeting for April 2025 on CHCO Television.
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St. Stephen divided on whether to reduce council members
St. Stephen’s council is divided over whether to reduce the number of councillors before the next general election in May 2026. The council discussed reducing its members at a recent committee of the whole meeting with a proposal submitted by Chief Administrative Officer Jeff Renaud. “In the very near future, a memo is coming out […]
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Four people arrested following home invasion in Oak Bay
Four people have been arrested in Charlotte County following a home invasion in Oak Bay, according to the New Brunswick RCMP. A 22-year-old man, a 62-year-old man, a 29-year-old man and a 19-year old man were taken into custody by police on April 8. According to a release from the RCMP, at 8:15 p.m. the […]
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Demolition of a Starshine property faces delays
The Municipal District of St. Stephen (MDSS) has approved the demolition of a Starshine Property on 18 Marks Street, but the province has asked them to delay the process. Starshine Properties Ltd has been at the center of at least three Safer Communities and Neighbours Act investigations and seizures by the Department of Justice and […]
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St. Stephen municipal plan proposes shake-up of BIA
By Brian Owens, The Courier St. Stephen’s Business Improvement Area (BIA) organization, also known as Downtown St. Stephen, is potentially facing a big reduction in funding and a scaling back of its responsibilities under proposals put forward in the town’s new municipal plan. The new plan, presented to council last week, proposes reducing the levy […]
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