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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Update: Confederation Bridge travel advisory Sunday

6 days ago | country94.ca | Kelli Rickard

If you’re driving to Prince Edward Island, be prepared for possible restricted crossings on Easter weekend. The Confederation Bridge linking PEI and New Brunswick has issued an advisory. It states that the site-specific weather forecast from Rowan Williams Davies and Irwin Weather Services indicates wind conditions may result in restrictions of bridge traffic from¬† 10:00 a.m. Sunday until about 4:00 a.m. Monday.
N.B. RCMP suspect foul play in missing woman’s death

6 days ago | country94.ca | Kelli Rickard

The RCMP’s Major Crime Unit is investigating after a missing woman was found dead in Charlotte County. On Tuesday, the St. George RCMP detachment received a report that a 26-year-old Musquash woman was missing. On Thursday, the Major Crime Unit took over the investigation. The woman’s vehicle was located that afternoon in Maces Bay. Her body was found with the assistance of Police Dog Services. Police believe criminality to be a factor in the woman’s death.
Wildfire season begins next week

1 week ago | country94.ca | Brad Perry

New Brunswickers are encouraged to be prepared for wildfire season. The province has launched a new education program called FireSmart NB. It offers a number of tips to help lower the risk of wildfire damage to your home. Natural Resources Minister John Herron says everyone has a role to play in wildfire prevention and protection.
Mooseheads look to bounce back, Wildcats try to keep rolling

1 week ago | country94.ca | Kevin Northup

The Halifax Mooseheads are hoping some home cooking will get them back in their second round series. They’re at Scotiabank Centre Tuesday and Wednesday night for Games 3 and 4 against the Rouyn-Noranda Huskies. The Huskies won the first two in their barn over the weekend. In Baie-Comeau Tuesday, Game 3 between the Drakkar and the top-ranked Moncton Wildcats. Avenir Centre was good to the Cats, as they took both games on the weekend to lead the series 2-0.
Small window for free trade in Atlantic provinces, says ACC

1 week ago | country94.ca | Caitlin Snow

The Atlantic Chamber of Commerce (ACC) says now is the time to remove trade barriers across the Atlantic provinces as the country continues to navigate tariff threats from the United States. CEO Rhonda Tulk-Lane tells our newsroom it may be a little harder to establish free trade across the whole country, so the ACC would like to start off smaller. “If it’s getting a little more tricky right across Canada, what about the four of us? What about the Atlantic trade zone? What does that look like?
PEI follows NS with reciprocal trade legislation

2 weeks ago | country94.ca | Kevin Northup

Prince Edward Island is following Nova Scotia’s lead on trade legislation. PEI Premier Rob Lantz introduced an Interprovincial Trade bill, eliminating barriers for free trade with other participating jurisdictions. They expect Nova Scotia to be the first reciprocating province, as they introduced similar legislation earlier this year. In a joint-release, N.S Premier Tim Houston commends Lantz for acting quickly, adding that free trade in Canada is the right thing to do.
6 dead, including 3 children after helicopter crash in Hudson River in New York City

2 weeks ago | country94.ca | Caitlin Snow

Six are dead including three children after a helicopter crashed into the Hudson River in New York City according to the city’s mayor Eric Adams. It happened around just after 3 p.m., Thursday afternoon. The team is on the scene at the heartbreaking and tragic crash in the Hudson River.@FDNY and @NYPDnews are assisting first responders closer to the New Jersey side of the river. Please avoid the area near Pier 40 in Manhattan in the meantime.
The Business of Leading a Major Capital Campaign

2 weeks ago | country94.ca | Don Mills |David Campbell

The QEII Foundation is in the midst of a major $100 million capital campaign under the theme of “We Are”. The campaign is being led by Sherry Porter, our guest on this episode of the Insights Podcast, who is a long-time board member of the Foundation and an accomplished business leader. She continues to be active as a board member, including serving on the board of Organigram, Canada’s largest cannabis company and a previous guest on the Insights Podcast.
No charges for Mountie who fatally shot Elsipogtog man

3 weeks ago | country94.ca | Brad Perry

An RCMP officer will not face charges after fatally shooting a man in Elsipogtog First Nation last fall. The Serious Incident Response Team (SiRT) released the findings of its months-long investigation on Thursday. Officers responded to a report of a suicidal man armed with weapons on the evening of Sept. 8, 2024. They arrived on the scene to find an intoxicated man in a bedroom holding “multiple” throwing axes, said the report.
Redemption centres donate nearly $70K to Bobby’s Hospice

3 weeks ago | country94.ca | Brad Perry

A partnership between Bobby’s Hospice and two local redemption centres continues to be a huge success. The Golden Mile and Grand Bay-Westfield redemption centres recently presented two cheques totalling nearly $70,000. Both redemption centres have teamed up with Fero Waste & Recycling to collect donated redeemable beverage containers. Mike Hamilton, who owns and operates the centres, said they have three collection bins set up throughout the Saint John region.