CHCO-TV live stream


Country: Canada
Category: General
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CHCO-TV online television

CHCO-TV is a Canadian community television channel operating in the local news and community access format. The primary language of broadcasting is English, with some programming also in French. The channel is based in Saint Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada, and serves Charlotte County and the surrounding region. CHCO-TV was founded in 1990 by John Vandertuin and is owned and operated by Charlotte Community Television Association, a non-profit organization. The channel broadcasts from studios located at 46 Princess Royal Street in Saint Andrews, with additional facilities in St. Stephen.



On air, CHCO-TV features a mix of local news bulletins, community affairs programs, municipal council coverage, cultural programming, sports broadcasts, and volunteer-produced content. The flagship program is CHCO News, a weekly news program covering events and issues from across Charlotte County. The channel also broadcasts Council in Review, summarizing municipal council meetings from local towns including Saint Andrews, St. Stephen, and St. George. Other regular programs include The Kitchen Cupboard, a cooking show; Music from the Union Street Café, a live music performance series; Community Close-Up, a human-interest magazine; Charlotte County Sports, covering local hockey, soccer, and baseball; and Heritage Matters, a history program exploring the region's Loyalist and maritime heritage.



CHCO-TV is notable for its volunteer-driven model. The channel is operated by a small staff and a large team of community volunteers who produce, direct, edit, and present programs. The channel provides training in television production, camera operation, editing, and on-air presentation, enabling local residents to develop media skills while creating content for their community. The channel also partners with local schools, including the Fundy Homeschoolers, to produce youth-oriented content and provide media education opportunities for students.



CHCO-TV is available throughout Charlotte County via cable on Rogers TV channel 10 (in Saint Andrews) and channel 9 (in St. Stephen). The channel is also available on Bell Aliant FibreOP TV and via online streaming. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of CHCO-TV through the official CHCO-TV website at chco.tv, which offers a 24-hour live stream. Online television of CHCO-TV also includes an archive of past programs, allowing viewers to catch up on missed episodes. The channel also maintains a presence on YouTube, where it posts program highlights and full episodes.



CHCO-TV strives to be the voice of Charlotte County, providing a platform for local voices, community organizations, and cultural events. The mission of the channel is to strengthen community ties through accessible media, to preserve and promote the region's heritage, and to offer training opportunities in television production for residents of all ages. The channel is funded through a combination of government grants, corporate sponsorship, community donations, and volunteer labor. Thanks to modern digital platforms and community cable distribution, CHCO-TV provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device — from smartphones to Smart TVs — ensuring that residents of Charlotte County and former residents living elsewhere in Canada or abroad can stay connected to their home community wherever they are.


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The channel's latest videos
TV program
Fundy Tidings
00:00 - 00:30
Fundy Tidings
NB Debrief
00:30 - 01:00
NB Debrief
Jay Remer interviews people who are making a difference in everyday life in Charlotte County.
An in-depth look at New Brunswick social issues in the news.
MC & T's Sports
01:00 - 01:30
MC & T's Sports
Inside the Media
01:30 - 02:00
Inside the Media
Democracy Now!
02:00 - 03:00
Democracy Now!
NewsBreak26
03:00 - 03:05
NewsBreak26
This Week Uncut
03:05 - 04:00
This Week Uncut
The Carr Brothers
04:00 - 05:00
The Carr Brothers
NewsBreak26
05:00 - 05:05
NewsBreak26
St. Stephen District Council
05:05 - 06:30
St. Stephen District Council
Community Billboard
06:30 - 12:50
Community Billboard
NewsBreak26
12:50 - 13:00
NewsBreak26
Comments (15)
Gavin_White
I watched the local history documentary on a slow Sunday evening and appreciated the unhurried interviews with longtime residents. The stream buffered once, but it recovered quickly, and using it while travelling is far more convenient than trying to keep a cable package back home.
Ryan Murphy
Tuning in from Ireland, I enjoy seeing what is happening in Charlotte County. The stream has been clear so far, although the occasional ad break feels a little abrupt.
Leo_Sanders
I enjoy the quieter community interviews here; they often reveal stories I would miss elsewhere.
D.long
The weekend movie reruns are a nice change of pace, especially when a classic film comes on that I have not seen in years. I wish they would air more old westerns.
amelia.murphy
On my Fire Stick, the picture stays sharp and the sound is clear, though HD takes a minute to settle after the stream starts.
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