Pure Country Fredericton
Shannon Ella plays all the biggest country hits, keeping you up-to-date on the latest news, and chatting with all of your favourite artists. She is also at all the major country festivals, concerts, and awards shows with behind-the-scenes footage to guarantee that you don’t miss a thing!
Shannon Ella plays all the biggest country hits, keeping you up-to-date on the latest news, and chatting with all of your favourite artists. She is also at all the major country festivals, concerts, and awards shows with behind-the-scenes footage to guarantee that you don’t miss a thing!
Country Music News
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Chris Stapleton Postpones 3 More Shows Due To Laryngitis
The country star needs more rest. -
Corb Lund, Alberta Country Stars Update 'This Is My Prairie'
The song is in opposition to coal development in the Rockies. -
Travis Tritt Refuses To Perform At Venues With COVID-19 Rules
The country singer has cancelled several shows. -
Jimmie Allen, Wife Alexis Welcome Baby Girl
It is the second child for the couple.
Local News
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Soccer striker, hockey forward named UNB REDS Athletes of the Week
Striker Madison Goertz of the women's soccer team and forward Austen Keating of the men's hockey team are the UNB REDS/Papa John's Pizza Athletes of the Week -
CAF warns of increased munitions noise at CFB Gagetown on Wednesday
The Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) says communities near the southern portions of CFB Gagetown could hear increased artillery fire in the training area on Wednesday -
Poll: Canadians still reluctant to hand out Halloween candy due to pandemic
Many parents are planning to let their children go trick-or-treating this year, but they may find fewer doors open than in pre-pandemic Halloweens. -
UN urges Canada, allies to address unprecedented hunger in Afghanistan
A new United Nations report is predicting dire hunger for more than half of Afghanistan's people in the coming months unless Canada and its Western allies step up with greater financial support. -
Chretien says he never heard of abuse at residential schools during time as minister
Former prime minister Jean Chretien says that when he was in government he was unaware of the abuse that took place in residential schools across the country. -
Ruling finds Ottawa's anti-abortion test for summer jobs funding was within bounds
A Federal Court judge says it was reasonable for Ottawa to require applicants to its summer-jobs program to declare themselves in support of abortion rights in order to get funding. -
Trudeau must renew commitment to reconciliation with new cabinet: Indigenous leaders
Indigenous leaders and New Democrats say naming a new cabinet is Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's chance to restore survivors' confidence in his government's commitment to reconciliation. -
GG, Legion mark 100th anniversary of poppy symbol during fundraising campaign launch
Gov. Gen. Mary May Simon received the symbolic first poppy Monday as the Royal Canadian Legion launched this year's annual national fundraising campaign for veterans ahead of Remembrance Day.
