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Germain Street to Close for Three Days for Infrastructure Upgrades

Germain Street to Close for Three Days for Infrastructure Upgrades

by Johnny | Sep 18, 2026 | City

The City of Saint John is closing a section of Germain Street to northbound through traffic starting Tuesday, September 22, 2026. The closure will last for three days as crews install and upgrade local infrastructure.Image source: City of Saint JohnClosure DetailsThe...
Huge Truck Loads Moving Through Saint John Lower West Side: What You Need to Know

Huge Truck Loads Moving Through Saint John Lower West Side: What You Need to Know

by Johnny | Sep 18, 2026 | City

Massive transport trucks carrying oversized and overweight loads are hitting the streets in Saint John’s Lower West Side. The movements start on September 22 and run until October 2. You will want to plan your commute and parking carefully to avoid delays and...
Youth Arrested After Gunfight with Police in Downtown Moncton

Youth Arrested After Gunfight with Police in Downtown Moncton

by Johnny | Sep 18, 2026 | Police & Fire

A quiet Thursday morning in downtown Moncton turned chaotic when gunfire erupted between police and an armed youth. If you live or work in the area, you likely heard the sirens and saw the heavy police presence.A gun sits on the ground near vehicles with bullet holes...
Alasko Frozen Raspberries Recalled in New Brunswick Over Norovirus Outbreak

Alasko Frozen Raspberries Recalled in New Brunswick Over Norovirus Outbreak

by Johnny | Sep 18, 2026 | Provincial

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency issued a recall for Alasko brand frozen whole raspberries across seven provinces including New Brunswick. Officials linked these berries to a norovirus outbreak and reported several illnesses. According to CBC News, the agency urges...
Massive 200 Megawatt Wind Farm Proposed for Northern New Brunswick

Massive 200 Megawatt Wind Farm Proposed for Northern New Brunswick

by Johnny | Sep 18, 2026 | Provincial

You might soon see a massive new energy project taking shape in northern New Brunswick. The Moose Meadows wind project aims to build up to 35 wind turbines on Crown land near Bois Joli. This development generates enough electricity to power 40,000 homes. Proponents...
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