Whether your child is an aspiring Sherlock Holmes or Picasso, the Saint John Y has a summer day camp for them.
The
Saint John Y is offering 60 day camps this summer The Y's VP of
Wellness, Camping and Community Centres, Adrienne Boudreau tells CHSJ
News with so many to choose from, no matter what your kid is interested
in, there's a camp for them.
Boudreau
says camps are a great way for a child to test the waters of a new
hobby, get active and to socialize with other children.
There's
an open house at Camp Glenburn on July 6th from noon to 4 p.m. where you
can learn more about the program. For a link to the Y's summer guide,
click here.
It's the ultimate Canadian comfort food, and local restauranteurs will be competing in a cook-off to see who makes it best.
The
first ever Poutinerie Challenge is being held to celebrate St. Jean De
Baptiste Day, and the winner of best poutine gets a trophy and bragging
rights. Craig Allen is on the Saint John Canada Day committee and tells
CHSJ News almost 10 restaurants are competing, and he's looking forward
to see what spin they put on the classic Canadian dish.
It's
happening on Monday, June 24. The chefs will start cooking around noon
with samples becoming available a half hour later. Allen says it's free,
and samples will be given out on a first come, first serve basis.
A rash of graffiti in the Kennebecasis Valley leading to three arrests.
The
damage was done to buildings, signs, equipment, and road structures. Two
young offenders are facing charges under the Youth Criminal Justice
Act, and Rothesay Regional Police say they're expecting to make more
arrests.
Police
are asking the public to keep an eye out for people doing graffiti,
since to get rid of and fix it the damage can cost thousands of dollars.
