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New Brunswick Seeks Bidders to Reopen Billion Dollar Antimony Mine
The New Brunswick government wants to reopen a historic mine just south of Fredericton. Officials launched a competitive process to find a private company willing to explore and develop the former Lake George antimony mine. This site sits about 30 kilometres southwest…
New Brunswick Speeds Up Small Estate Settlements With New $25,000 Threshold
Dealing with the loss of a loved one is stressful enough. You do not need a lengthy legal process adding to it. The New Brunswick government recently introduced legislation that makes administering smaller estates much easier and faster for families. According to a…
Southern New Brunswick’s Sweet Success: Ganong Triumphs at NB Export Awards
As we head into the spring of 2026, the business landscape in Saint John and the broader Southern New Brunswick region is experiencing a wave of renewed optimism. With the Bank of Canada’s recent interest rate stabilization providing a more predictable borrowing…
Saint John Real Estate: Top New Listings for March 17 – March 24, 2026
As we head into late March 2026, the Saint John real estate market is officially springing to life. With the spring market heating up and interest rates beginning to stabilize, both buyers and sellers are feeling more confident. This renewed optimism is bringing a…
Details of Complaints Against Saint John Police Chief to Go Public
You will soon be able to read the details of conduct complaints filed against Saint John Police Chief Robert Bruce. A judge dismissed a motion by the Saint John Board of Police Commissioners and the chief to permanently seal roughly 500 pages of court documents….
Why Saint John Retailers Are Stopping Reporting Thefts to Police
If you run a retail store in Saint John, you likely face a growing wave of theft. However, official police statistics tell a different story. The Retail Council of Canada recently visited the city to meet with local police and the provincial public safety minister….
Saint John Proposes Zoning Bylaw Amendments for Basements
The City of Saint John plans to amend its Zoning Bylaw during an upcoming Common Council meeting. Officials scheduled the public hearing for Monday, April 20, 2026, at 6:30 PM in the Council Chamber. According to the official public notice, the proposed changes focus…
Saint John Chamber Warns of ‘Growth Gap’ and Mounting Debt in New Brunswick’s 2026-2027 Budget
As we head into the spring of 2026, Saint John businesses are navigating a complex economic landscape. With the lingering pressures of fluctuating interest rates and the seasonal ramp-up of our local trade and energy sectors, all eyes have been on the provincial…
Saint John Energy Ignites Local Business Growth with Zero30 Action Plan and ‘The Switch’
As we head into the spring of 2026, the Saint John business landscape is experiencing a dynamic shift. With interest rates stabilizing and a renewed focus on sustainable development, local enterprises and residents alike are looking for ways to optimize their energy…