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Josh Hennessy Named New Deputy Chief for Saint John Fire Department

Josh Hennessy Named New Deputy Chief for Saint John Fire Department

by Johnny | Sep 10, 2026 | City

Image via City of Saint John The Saint John Fire Department has officially appointed Platoon Chief Josh Hennessy as the new Deputy Chief of Emergency Management, Compliance, and Administration. Hennessy steps into his new role on September 21, 2026, to help shape the...
How the US Beer and Molasses Ban Impacts Saint John Producers

How the US Beer and Molasses Ban Impacts Saint John Producers

by Johnny | Sep 10, 2026 | Provincial

New trade sanctions from the United States will directly impact some of your favorite brands based in Saint John. U.S. President Donald Trump issued proclamations late Tuesday banning the import of specific Canadian products. The ban targets beer and molasses. This...
Things to Do in Saint John This Week (September 10 – 17, 2026)

Things to Do in Saint John This Week (September 10 – 17, 2026)

by Johnny | Sep 10, 2026 | City, Events

Welcome to another exciting week in Saint John! Whether you’re looking to catch some incredible live music, enjoy delicious food specials, or connect with the community, there’s something for everyone happening between September 10th and 17th. Check out...
United States Tariffs and Alcohol Ban Hit Saint John Moosehead Breweries Hard

United States Tariffs and Alcohol Ban Hit Saint John Moosehead Breweries Hard

by Johnny | Sep 10, 2026 | Business

Saint John brewery Moosehead is losing hundreds of thousands of dollars every month. New United States tariffs hit the company hard, and an upcoming ban on Canadian alcohol threatens to make the situation worse. According to a report from CTV News, the 50 percent...
Bilijk First Nation Secures Funding for New Addictions Treatment Facility

Bilijk First Nation Secures Funding for New Addictions Treatment Facility

by Johnny | Sep 10, 2026 | Provincial

If you follow local health initiatives in New Brunswick, you know the demand for mental health and addiction services continues to grow. To meet this need, the provincial government and Bilijk First Nation announced the construction of a new addictions treatment...
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