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Saint John Weather Forecast: Sunny Skies Expected This Friday and Weekend September 11 to 13

Saint John Weather Forecast: Sunny Skies Expected This Friday and Weekend September 11 to 13

by Johnny | Sep 11, 2026 | City, Weather

Sunny Start to the Weekend The weekend kicks off with bright weather for Saint John. Environment Canada forecasts sunny skies for Friday, September 11. You experience high temperatures reaching 20 degrees Celsius. West winds blow at 20 kilometres per hour and gust up...
How a New Brunswick Ambulance Maker Beat the US Trade War

How a New Brunswick Ambulance Maker Beat the US Trade War

by Johnny | Sep 11, 2026 | Provincial

If you follow local business news, you know the US trade war is hitting New Brunswick hard. Tariffs and border disputes create massive instability for local manufacturers. But one Dieppe company found a way to beat the shrinking export market by looking closer to...
New Brunswick Rolls Out Subsidized School Lunch Program Amid Delays

New Brunswick Rolls Out Subsidized School Lunch Program Amid Delays

by Johnny | Sep 11, 2026 | Provincial

If your child attends a New Brunswick school, you will notice changes in the cafeteria. New Brunswick is rolling out its first provincewide school lunch program. The initiative provides affordable meals to thousands of students. However, about one in five schools is...
New Brunswick Launches Buy Local Strategy to Protect Jobs from US Tariffs

New Brunswick Launches Buy Local Strategy to Protect Jobs from US Tariffs

by Johnny | Sep 11, 2026 | Provincial

New Brunswick is taking direct action to protect local businesses and jobs as the trade dispute between Canada and the United States escalates. Premier Susan Holt announced a comprehensive plan to direct public spending toward domestic products and help companies find...
How the US Ban on Canadian Alcohol Impacts Saint John Breweries

How the US Ban on Canadian Alcohol Impacts Saint John Breweries

by Johnny | Sep 11, 2026 | Canada

The United States plans to ban most imports of Canadian alcohol starting September 29. This move follows recent trade disputes and retaliatory duties from Canada. If you enjoy local craft beverages, you need to know how these international trade disputes impact our...
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