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All ASD-South schools are closed today, Monday, Feb. 8 due to road conditions.

My big thing is closure, by not giving enough time for closure, this is going to affect mental health, said Brennan. We have to know that we must grieve our losses. I think every time they put a restriction on something, even though it’s probably a good thought, it’s not taking the time to think about what it’s going to do for this particular circumstance, for example, losing a loved one.

The U.K. variant of COVID-19 is identified in New Brunswick, residents are asked not to gather for the Super Bowl, and an exposure notification on an Air Canada flight.

Courier Columns: Rollin' on the River with Mark Taylor.

Trudeau announced suspension of sun destination flights beginning Sunday, Jan. 31, and a series of additional much increased travel restrictions which begin next week.

Online first - St. Stephen resident Kyle Moore started his Life's a Wreck podcast as a way to open up about his own mental health issues. What it became was so much more.

Seven-year-old St. Stephen boy one of 25 winners of national recipe contest.

Who doesn't love a story about an adorable senior dog at Christmas?

There will be no sporting tournaments in NB until at least mid-January, and the next 3,900 doses of the Pfizer vaccine were delivered to the province today.

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PEI and Newfoundland and Labrador are (temporarily) leaving the Atlantic Bubble. More to come shortly.PEI and Newfoundland and Labrador are (temporarily) leaving the Atlantic Bubble. More to come shortly.

It was different. It was a change, and we can appreciate that, said Naish. We’ll do a more full evaluation between now and next spring before we start putting anything in place for next summer."

We did really well, said Backman. We raised a little over $53,000, which is really good considering COVID and all of the issues that go around it. We were extremely pleased. When we started the day, we hoped for $40,000. Our ultimate goal was $95,000, but that was to buy everything on the list. Anything over $40,000 we thought would be a win.

Schools in Saint John and Hampton have been alerted to possible exposures to COVID-19, and a confirmed case.

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Harper's recently partnered with supplier Petcurean to donate some 200 lbs of cat food to the Charlotte County SPCA when they heard there was a need.

Access your child's COVID-19 results online, a new swish and spit test for kids aged four to 11 and more in this week's COVID-19 round-up.

If you've travelled to or from Halifax recently, NB Public Health is asking you to self-monitor for COVID-19 symptoms for 14 days on their return to NB.

RCMP report the two missing teens from Saint Andrews and Chamcook have been found.

The province reported two additional COVID-19 related deaths on Sunday, Oct. 25.

If it walks like a duck, and talks like a duck, is it good with orange sauce? Food bank looking for easy recipes for duck.

Russell, Higgs and Shephard had some firm words for New Brunswickers today as the province recorded 23 new cases - the largest single day total since the start of the pandemic.

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RCMP announced today, Tuesday, Dec. 15 the search for 68-year-old Wilma Montgomery has been scaled back.

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Premier Blaine Higgs warned residents of Zone 5 - the Campbellton region - they could see a return to the Red phase of recovery if the regional outbreak isn't brought under control - a shift he warned would "significantly impact the economy". Currently, Zone 5 has the highest case load per population in Atlantic Canada, and has an infection rate of 245 cases per 100,000 population - a rate some four times higher than the national average.

RCMP believe the two teens could be together.

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At midnight tonight, Friday, Nov. 20, Zone 2, the Saint John region, which includes Charlotte County, will move back into the Orange phase of recovery.

Zone 2, the Saint John region, has been moved back to the Orange level of recovery. This includes Charlotte County. More details to come.

Credit goes to the town councils who have dug in and kept working while they waited for the announcement. It will be a year overdue, but municipal elections will take place in New Brunswick in May, 2021.

On Friday, Dec. 11, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced the Canada/US border closure has been extended to January 21, 2021. Does the closure impact you and your family? What are your thoughts on what is predicted to be a long-term closure? Let us know in the comments.

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Her mother and stepfather helped to put the wedding plans in motion, with her mother calling an old friend from St. Stephen, Mayor Allan MacEachern. They were able to arrange to have their wedding on the wharf, and then go directly across the street to the 5 Kings restaurant for a wedding dinner.

Town of St. Stephen infrastructure project updates.

The province has recorded it's fourth COVID-19 related death, an individual in Zone 5, the Campbellton region.

The province has suffered it's eighth COVID-19 related death, an individual between the ages of 60 and 69 from the Edmundston region.

Saint Andrews local Wilma Montgomery has been missing since Monday, Dec. 7 and Saint Andrews RCMP are concerned for her safety.

Charlotte County residents can celebrate a return to the Yellow phase of recovery at midnight tonight, Thursday, Dec. 10, and New Brunswickers can expect to see the first doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine in the coming days.

While Hooper did already have most of the music ready for his latest CD before the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, he did work on a new song for the project called, Let’s Put Canada Back On Top Again. He said the other 12 songs on the CD are covers of classic love songs that they have performed in their own signature style.

COVID-19 bullet round: Zone 2 moves back to Yellow phase of recovery at midnight, Thursday, Dec. 10, first 1,950 doses of Pfizer COVID vaccine will arrive in NB next week.

Trudeau said based on the current COVID-19 situation in the US, Canadians should expect to see the border remain closed for some time.

Oh my land, Sonia (Vance) and I are still in shock, said Paul. We really are. We did $115,000 I think last year. To do $107,000 this year with COVID going on, it’s amazing. We’re blown away. The people in Charlotte County are just totally amazing for the support they give us."

The province recorded its third COVID-19 related death this weekend.