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Swimming Temporarily Banned at Fisher Lakes Due to High Bacteria Levels
The City of Saint John has closed Fisher Lakes in Rockwood Park to swimming. Recent water testing by Public Health revealed elevated bacteria levels in the water. Image sourced from the City of Saint John. What You Need to Know You cannot swim at Fisher Lakes until…
World’s Longest Covered Bridge Celebrates 125 Years in New Brunswick
The world’s longest covered bridge stands as a proud symbol of New Brunswick. This New Brunswick Day long weekend, the town of Hartland celebrates the 125th anniversary of this iconic structure. Whether you live in Saint John or travel across the province, this…
New Brunswick Invests $6M in EV Charging Stations Including New Saint John Hub
Electric vehicle drivers in Saint John and across New Brunswick are getting a major boost to their charging options. The provincial government is investing $6 million to expand the local EV infrastructure. According to a report from Global News, the province is adding…
WestJet Strike Leaves New Brunswick Travellers Stranded Overseas
A recent WestJet strike left several New Brunswickers stranded across Europe. While the airline and the Canadian Union of Public Employees reached a tentative deal on Monday, the fallout continues to disrupt travel plans. If you have a flight booked, you need to check…
Order of New Brunswick Welcomes 10 New Inductees
The province honours 10 exceptional individuals with the Order of New Brunswick this year. These artists, scientists, business leaders and advocates will officially join the order during a ceremony at the legislature on November 2. According to a recent report from…
Environment Canada Issues Heat Warning for Saint John
Environment Canada issued a yellow level heat warning for the southern half of New Brunswick, including Saint John. According to Your Saint John, a hot and humid air mass moves through the region Wednesday. Temperatures will reach 33 degrees. The humidex makes it feel…
Saint John Real Estate: Top New Home Listings for the Week of August 5, 2026
Welcome to your Saint John real estate update for the week of August 5, 2026. As we move through the peak of the summer season, the local housing market remains vibrant and active. With recent shifts in interest rates making borrowing slightly more attractive, buyers…
Traffic Delays Expected on King Street for Crane Operations
Image Source: City of Saint John Plan for extra travel time if your Thursday commute involves uptown Saint John. The City of Saint John scheduled a traffic interruption for King Street on Thursday, August 6, 2026, to accommodate crane lift operations. What to Expect…
Two Men Charged With Attempted Murder Following Uptown Saint John Stabbing
Violent Weekend Altercation The Saint John Police Force charged two men with attempted murder following a violent weekend stabbing uptown. The incident sent four people to the hospital and prompted a major police investigation. Officers responded to a stabbing on King…