Country 94
58 King Street E2L2B0 Saint John, NB, Canada

Here is the video from Luke Combs we were talking about! So important to support artists so they can support their crew in these hard times! B&D https://twitter.com/lukecombs/status/1345163673199931398

New financial help for small businesses affected by COVID-19 will be a welcome relief to many business owners, according to one business organization.

How did you celebrate your covid birthday? - Bobbi https://www.country94.ca///07/it-was-like-a-great-big-hug/

President Donald Trump has said he will support a peaceful transition of power.

A restaurant in Maine built a "Shanty Village" so families could dine safely out of the elements after patio's closed.... What do you think of this idea? Do you have any other great ideas like this to help our local business's thrive now that we are back in orange? - Bobbi & Dennis

A 14-year-old reported missing earlier this month has been located safe.

Gas prices are up and diesel prices are down in New Brunswick.

The Town of Quispamsis isn't taking any chances after Saint John was impacted by a ransomware virus.

Saint John Police have delayed the rollout of body cameras for officers purchased back in July.

Seven schools have confirmed cases and possible exposure of COVID-19 in the Saint John and Fredericton health zones.

The legislation would allow companies like Uber and Lyft to operate in New Brunswick.

New Brunswick has launched a new procurement strategy aimed at supporting businesses in the province.

The Opposition Liberals are once again accusing the Higgs government of having a secret agenda on health reform.

UPDATE: Five new cases of COVID-19 were discovered today, three of which were in the Saint John region.

It could soon be mandatory for hospitals to report all gunshot and stab wounds to the police.

The New Brunswick legislature has been adjourned for two weeks amid rising cases of COVID-19 in parts of the province.

Vulnerable seniors are at risk in New Brunswick according to a new study which shows they aren't getting the long-term care they need.

As the United States election looms, the Prime Minister is not picking sides.

Some day and night shots around town!~Marky B.

Another day with no new cases of COVID-19 in New Brunswick and with more recoveries, 29 active cases remain.

A village in southeastern New Brunswick will be featured on TV tonight.

A national human rights organization is threatening to sue New Brunswick over access to abortion services in the province.

Former Nova Scotia MP Peter MacKay says he's not returning to federal politics.

Zone 1, the Moncton region, returns to Orange phase as of midnight tonight due to rising COVID-19 case numbers.

A Kedgwick man has been arrested after police seized several guns along with drugs and cash after a search of a property in the community.

Police in the Kennebecasis Valley have been refreshing their provincial standard training this month.

The 41st Acadian Games Finale in Greater Saint John could be postponed a second time because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Voters in the United States head to the polls today to select their next president and vice-president.

There are no new cases of COVID-19 in New Brunswick today.

This could make for an interesting combo!~Marky B.

Late buses for Tuesday, November 3rd.

Saint John police are warning of the dangers of using street drugs.

A lovely Fall day in SJ!~Marky B.

Liberal MLA Benoit Bourque says he's concerned to see the review has not yet begun.

WorkSafeNB has announced the provincial average assessment rate has dropped 9.6 per cent for 2021.

At least 30 people will be laid off as a result of WestJet's decision to suspend flights to four Maritime airports.

The lawyer representing Lionel Desmond's estate says it's time to end delays in the Nova Scotia soldier's fatality inquiry.

Firefighters in the Kennebecasis Valley have been fairly busy these days.

Jewish Film Festival Offers Virtual Screenings

A New Brunswick woman known as a passionate champion of early childhood and family literacy has died.

Throwback Thursday-What was your favourite treat when you were trick or treating? Mine and still is molasses kisses any molasses kisses fans?-Jim Lavigne

The MP for Moncton-Riverview-Dieppe fully supports access to reproductive health services in New Brunswick.

Educational curveballs are keeping administrators, staff and students on their toes during this unique and challenging school year.

There is growing concern about whether the St. Stephen Curling Club can open this season because of the impacts of COVID-19.