ROGERS tv New Brunswick

28/05/2024

Join us tonight on Rogers tv (cable 9/10) or on YouTube at the link below at 8:30 PM for a live New Brunswick leaders' debate on health care, brought to you by CUPE Local 1252.

Moderator and host Terry Seguin will talk about various aspects of health care in the province with the sitting leaders of New Brunswick's elected parties that have accepted the invitation to discuss this important and difficult issue, live and on your screen!

CUPE Local 1252 presents a New Brunswick political leaders' debate on health care. The Debate broadcast will be streamed live on this page on Tuesday, May 28...

16/05/2024

Catch Kris Corey and Across the Line Thursday nights at 9pm

07/05/2024

Rogers is a proud partner with the ECMAs, and were honored to be part of the 36th annual event held in Charlottetown last week. Rogers TV was front and center with the Red Carpet Special during the Awards Gala, and were also able to sit down with various east coast artists for the production of a new season of the ECMA Artist Spotlight series coming this June on Rogers TV.
A special THANK YOU to all involved, and a shout out to our VOLUNTEERS who made the trek to PEI to be a part of this amazing event. Gonzuela's Cakes Shawn Arseneault Patrick McGrath Dickson Cho😃

02/05/2024

The 2024 East Coast Music Awards are tonight, live from Charlottetown.

Join us starting at 7 PM Atlantic on (cable 9/10) or on our YouTube site for the live Red Carpet Event, followed by the awards ceremony at 8 PM Atlantic.

7 PM Atlantic:Exclusive preshow from the East Coast Music Awards Gala, featuring coverage of the arrival of guests and musical artists. Presented by Rogers.8...

29/04/2024

If you missed last night's premiere of Brent Buchanan's new show "There's Always a Song" with his first guest Mike Bravener, don't worry! You can now watch it on our YouTube channel by clicking on the link below.

Mike Bravener talks about his life in music and performs his original song, "At Midnight".

29/04/2024

Join Rogers tv on Thursday, May 2nd as we present the East Coast Music Awards LIVE from the Delta in Charlottetown, PEI. We'll capture all of the pre-show excitement with our coverage of the ECMA Red Carpet starting at 7:00PM, followed by the entire ECMA Awards Gala at 8:00pm (All times Atlantic). Good luck to all the nominees!

16/04/2024

Terry Seguin sat down with James Hughes to talk about ending homelessness in Canada.

If you missed the show, you can watch it at your convenience anytime, anywhere at

Terry Seguin welcomes author James Hughes to talk about ending homelessness in Canada.

05/12/2023

SANTA’S WORKSHOW IS TAKING CALLS FROM CHILDREN THIS WEEK! Santa sure is busy this time of year, with so many things to get accomplished before his travels around the world for Christmas morning.
But, Santa is NEVER too busy to listen to what children are hoping for this holiday season. Fresh from his visit to the Greater Moncton Santa Claus Parade, Jolly ‘ol Saint Nicholas is broadcasting LIVE on Rogers tv on Thursday & Friday this week (Dec 7-8). Santa Claus will be taking calls from children from 6:30pm to 7:30pm both nights in both English and French. Here’s your chance for your child to call in and talk directly to Santa Claus himself!

When: Thursday, Dec 7 AND Friday Dec 8 starting at 6:30pm.

How: Watch on Rogers Cable Ch 10 or you can view the LIVE webstream at rogerstv.com

04/12/2023

The community of Minto in the Municipality of Grand Lake held their annual Santa Claus Parade on Sunday evening. If you missed it, you can watch it below:

The 2023 Santa Claus Parade from the Municipality of Grand Lake's community of Minto, held on December 3, 2023.

02/12/2023

Catch the Eastern Charlotte Lions Telethon live on Rogers tv Cable 10 in Sant John and online at

An annual fundraising initiative for the Eastern Charlotte Lions Club. Funds raised go back into the communities in Eastern Charlotte.

02/12/2023

The community of Chipman in the Municipality of Grand Lake held their annual Santa Claus Parade on Friday evening. If you missed it, you can watch it below:

The 2023 Santa Claus Parade from the Municipality of Grand Lake's community of Chipman, held on December 1, 2023.

02/12/2023

The community of Chipman in the Municipality of Grand Lake held their annual Santa Claus Parade tonight. If you missed it, you can check it out below:

The 2023 Santa Claus Parade from the Municipality of Grand Lake's community of Chipman, held on December 1, 2023.

26/11/2023

Catch the Chipman Community Care Christmas Telethon live on Rogers tv Cable 10 and online https://tvrogers.com/show?lid=12&rid=18&sid=6609&ref=chipman

12/11/2023

Catch the Minto Community Resource Centre Telethon LIVE https://tvrogers.com/show?lid=12&rid=18&sid=7429

16/09/2023

The Grand Manan Ferry, the Peninsula Princess Ferry, the Deer Island, the White Head Ferry and the Belleisle Bay Ferry are all suspended for the day due to the storm. A list of road closures is updated regularly. It is online at https://511.gnb.ca or available by dialing 5-1-1.

15/09/2023

NBEMO is tracking hurricane Lee.
There are three important components to emergency preparedness:
• Know the risks: New Brunswickers should evaluate the kind of emergency that can affect their family and their community. Knowing the risks can help them better prepare for any disaster: storms, flooding, train derailments, power outages or other events.
• Make a plan: Every household needs an emergency plan. It will help families to know what to do in case of an emergency and it takes less than 30 minutes to organize. Family members should take the time to discuss how and where to meet, how to contact each another and what to do in different situations. Write it down and keep it in a safe place.
• Get an emergency kit: New Brunswickers should have all the necessities for themselves and their families: water, food, flashlights, radio, batteries, first aid kit, prescription medications, infant formula, cash (ATM machines might not be operational in times of crisis).

15/09/2023

NBEMO is tracking hurricane Lee. gnb.ca/hurricane
Hurricane Lee may bring hazardous driving conditions. Limit travel to essential purposes in areas at risk, and adjust driving to road and weather conditions. For road conditions, dial 511 within New Brunswick.

15/09/2023

Today's Government of New Brunswick update on Hurricane Lee will be broadcast live at 2:30 PM on Rogers tv (cable 10/9) across New Brunswick as well as streaming online at our YouTube page below:

The Government of New Brunswick, NB Emegency Measures and NB Power provide a live update on the arrival of Hurricane Lee, live at 2:30 PM Atlantic.This strea...

15/09/2023

UPDATE: Shelter in place recommendation lifted across Saint City of Saint John

The SJ-EMO, on the advice of the Regional Medical Officer of Health, has lifted the shelter-in-place recommendation across Saint John.

The fire is contained, and emergency personnel will remain on scene at the AIM facility throughout the day to deal with any localized smoldering hot spots.

Public Health still recommends that anyone who can see and smell smoke take any necessary precautions, including wearing a mask.

Updates will be provided as available, through the City of Saint John’s website at www.saintjohn.ca and Facebook and Twitter accounts.

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MISE À JOUR : Levée de la recommandation de s’abriter sur place pour l’ensemble de Saint John

L’OGU-SJ, selon les conseils du médecin hygiéniste régional, a levé la recommandation de s’abriter sur place pour l’ensemble de Saint John.

Le personnel des services d’urgence demeurera sur place à l’installation d’AIM tout au long de la journée pour s’occuper de tout point de feu couvant.

Santé publique recommande toujours à quiconque voyant ou sentant de la fumée de prendre les mesures de précaution nécessaires, y compris le port d’un masque.

Des mises à jour seront fournies au fur et à mesure qu’elles surviennent au moyen du site Web de la Ville de Saint John à www.saintjohn.ca et sur les comptes Facebook et Twitter.

14/09/2023

⚠️UPDATE: Shelter in place order expanded to include all Saint John due to concerns over air quality from fire at AIM facility

The SJ-EMO, on the advice of the Regional Medical Officer of Health, has expanded the current shelter-in-place order to include all residents of Saint John due to the fire at the AIM recycling facility. As a result of the industrial nature of the outdoor fire, air quality has been affected.

Public Health also strongly recommends that anyone who can see and smell smoke in neighbouring communities should shelter in place, until the fire is brought under control.

Residents are asked to remain in their homes, if possible. Closing all windows and doors is recommended as well as turning off HVAC systems.

It is recommended that if you are in an area where you smell smoke, you limit your time outside. Should you need to be outside, limit your time outdoors as much as possible. Wearing a well-fitted respirator mask, like an N95 and not a surgical mask, can help to reduce exposure to fine particles, but may not protect against other contaminants.

Emergency personnel have remained onsite since early this morning to contain the fire.

According to Dr. Rita Gad, Regional Medical Officer of Health, people can be affected by poor air quality and experience coughing, throat irritation, headaches, or shortness of breath. Children, seniors and people with cardiovascular or lung disease, such as asthma, are particularly at risk. People experiencing difficulty breathing or chest discomfort should consult their physician or contact Tele-Care 811. People in severe distress should always call 911 immediately.

Updated information will be provided through:

City of Saint John website: www.saintjohn.ca
City of Saint John social media channels: Facebook |Twitter
Port Saint John has activated their emergency operations and will also provide updates through their social media channels: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram

14/09/2023

The live update on Hurricane Lee will be broadcast live at 2:30 PM on Rogers tv (cable 10/9) across New Brunswick as well as streaming online at our YouTube page below:

The Government of New Brunswick, NB Emegency Measures and NB Power provide a live update on the arrival of Hurricane Lee, live at 2:30 PM Atlantic.This strea...

14/09/2023

NBEMO is tracking hurricane Lee.
New Brunswickers should have all the necessities for themselves and their families: water, food, flashlights, radio, batteries, first aid kit, prescription medications, infant formula, cash (ATM machines might not be operational in times of crisis).

14/09/2023

URGENT NOTICE: Shelter in place notice issued for areas of City due to smoke from fire at AIM facility

The SJ-EMO has issued a voluntary shelter-in-place order for residents in the City’s South end and Millidgeville areas due to the fire incident currently taking place at the AIM recycling facility.

Residents are asked to remain in their homes, if possible, due to air quality concerns. Closing all windows and doors is recommended as well as turning off HVAC systems.

It is recommended that if you are in an area where you smell smoke, that you limit your exposure outside. Should you need to be outside, consider wearing a mask as a precautionary measure.

Emergency personnel are working to contain the fire, and the Department of Environment has been engaged.

The following schools have been closed for the day due to air quality concerns:

-Saint John High School
-Saint Malachy's Memorial High School
-St. John the Baptist/King Edward School

Updated information will be provided through:
• City of Saint John social media channels: Facebook | Twitter

Port Saint John has activated their emergency operations and will also provide updates through their social media channels: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram
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Mis en place d’abri délivré pour des secteurs de la ville en raison d’un incendie à l’installation d’American Iron and Metal (AIM)

L’Organisation des mesures d’urgence de St-John (OMU-SJ) a émis un ordre volontaire de mise en place d’abris pour les résidents de l’extrémité sud et des secteurs de Millidgeville en raison de l’incendie présentement en cours à l’installation de recyclage AIM.

On demande aux résidents de rester chez eux, si possible, en raison de préoccupations concernant la qualité de l’air. Il est recommandé de fermer toutes les fenêtres et portes et d’éteindre les systèmes de chauffage, ventilation et air climatisé. Le ministère de l’Environnement est sur place.

Il est recommandé de limiter votre exposition à l’extérieur. Si vous devez quitter votre maison, pensez à porter un masque à titre de mesure de précaution.

Les écoles suivantes ont été fermées pour la journée en raison de préoccupations concernant la qualité de l’air :

École secondaire Saint John
École secondaire Saint Malachy’s Memorial
École St. John the Baptist/King Edward

Des renseignements à jour seront fournis par l’intermédiaire :
• De l’OMU-SJ, au moyen des canaux de réseaux sociaux de la Ville de Saint John : Facebook | Twitter

Le port de Saint-Jean a activé ses opérations d’urgence et fournira des mises à jour dans ses réseaux sociaux : Facebook | Twitter | Instagram

13/09/2023

Storms happen. With them come rain, wind, snow, lightning and sometimes power outages. While most power outages don't last long, every household should have an emergency plan, just in case.

13/09/2023

Be prepared and stay informed as hurricane Lee could impact the province this weekend. Get ready in advance of potential high winds and rain by:
- Preparing for the risk of localized flooding, power outages, and storm surges.
- Preparing your property by trimming trees, securing loose items, and clearing gutters and storm drains
- Putting together a 72 hour preparedness kit that allows you to meet your needs and the needs of your family for at least three days.
For up-to-date information, visit gnb.ca/emo or follow the NBEMO Facebook and Twitter accounts. Remember to stay alert, stay informed, and stay safe.

05/09/2023

The Rogers tv team was capturing all of the wonderful visuals and colours of a festive Pride Parade in Moncton last weekend. They were on the ground (and in the air!) with cameras in hand and will be putting this show together for broadcast this week on Rogers tv NB (Channel #10).

16/08/2023