Country 94 CHSJ (Saint John,NB)

CHSJ-FM is a Canadian radio station that operates at 94.1 FM in Saint John, New Brunswick. It features a country music format and is known as Country 94. The station is part of Acadia Broadcasting, which also owns the related station CHWV-FM.

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QMJHL schedule released for 2025/26

4 days ago | country94.ca | Kevin Northup

The Moncton Wildcats begin defense of their QMJHL title in Newfoundland. The defending champs will take on the newly-formed Regiment on September 18. Moncton will raise the banner at home on October 4 against the Saint John Sea Dogs. Saint John starts the season at home against the Cape Breton Eagles on September 19. The Eagles home opener is September 26 against the Wildcats. Meanwhile the Halifax Mooseheads begin with a home-and-home against Charlottetown on September 19 and 20.
Ground search continued Sunday for missing N.S. kids

6 days ago | country94.ca | Kelli Rickard

Ground search efforts resumed this weekend as police continue to investigate the disappearance of Lilly and Jack Sullivan in Nova Scotia. The two children, aged six and four, were reported to have gone missing from their home in Lansdowne Station, Pictou County, on May 2. RCMP said nearly 80 trained searchers from nine ground search and rescue organizations were involved in this weekend’s search.
Search for missing Sullivan children to resume Sunday

1 week ago | country94.ca | Kelli Rickard

The search for Lilly and Jack Sullivan will continue Sunday in Nova Scotia. On Saturday the search resumed on Gairloch Road, Lansdowne Station as the missing persons investigation into the disappearance of the children continues.
Terry Fox Run returns to the Confederation Bridge

1 week ago | country94.ca | Caitlin Snow

It has been ten years, but the annual Terry Fox Run is returning to the Confederation Bridge to celebrate the 45th Anniversary of the Marathon of Hope. The Terry Fox Foundation announced Monday, the iconic span that connects New Brunswick to Prince Edward Island will be closed from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Sunday, September 21. The bridge that stretches 12.9 kilometres over the Northumberland Strait will open up to runners and walkers.
RCMP say missing N.S. kids seen in public 1 day before disappearance

1 week ago | country94.ca | Caitlin Snow

Nearly four weeks exactly since two children went missing in rural Nova Scotia, police are confirming that they were seen in public with family members one day before they went missing. Lilly and Jack Sullivan, four and six years old, went missing from Gairloch Road in Lansdowne Station, Pictou County, May 2. It is believed they wandered away from home.
Talks between Canada Post and union to continue

1 week ago | country94.ca | Kelli Rickard

Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers are set to return to the bargaining table on Wednesday. According to a CUPW release, the employer plans to respond to the union’s latest proposals. Mediators presented those details to Canada Post on Sunday. Some key issues in the labour dispute include wages, sick days, workers compensation and staffing. The union representing 55,000 workers was in a position to strike as of last Friday.
Wildcats drop Memorial Cup opener in OT

2 weeks ago | country94.ca | Kevin Northup

The Moncton Wildcats lost their first game at the Memorial Cup. The QMJHL champs fell 3-2 in overtime to the OHL’s London Knights Saturday night in Rimouski. Sam O’Reilly scored the winner for the Ontario champs just over four minutes into overtime. Etienne Morin and Dyllan Gill had the Wildcats goals, and Mathis Rousseau stopped 45 shots in the loss. The Wildcats next face the WHL’s Medicine Hat Tigers on Monday night.
Events planned to mark Loyalist Day in Saint John

3 weeks ago | country94.ca | Brad Perry

Many events are taking place in Saint John on Sunday to mark Loyalist Day. It is the 242nd anniversary since the Loyalists landed in the Port City back in 1783. Sunday also marks 240 years since Saint John became Canada’s first incorporated city. Members of the 3rd Field Artillery Regiment (The Loyal Company) will fire a 21-round gun salute from Fort Howe at noon. The regiment is the oldest continuously serving artillery unit in Canada, serving the people of Saint John since 1793.
Pennfield residential fire claims life of 73-year-old woman

3 weeks ago | country94.ca | Vicki Hogarth

A tragic residential fire in the southwestern New Brunswick community of Pennfield has claimed the life of a 73-year-old woman. Eastern Charlotte Fire Department and Ambulance New Brunswick were on scene. They were assisted by the Musquash Fire Department, the Saint Andrews Fire Department and the St. Stephen Fire Department. According to information provided by St. Stephen RCMP Staff Sgt.
Update: Newfoundland wildfire contained, evacuation order remains

1 month ago | country94.ca | Caitlin Snow

A wildfire that was out-of-control is now contained, according to the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador. The fire has prompted a state of emergency in eastern Newfoundland, with evacuation orders in place. The order was issued Wednesday night in Adams Cove, which is in Conception Bay and remains in effect due to safety concerns. Around 45 structures have been impacted with no reports of any injuries, fatalities or missing people.