by Johnny | Jun 24, 2026 | Provincial
The Holt government is moving fast on nuclear power. Despite previous plans to wait until 2027 to evaluate new energy options, New Brunswick is jumping on board with a federal push for more nuclear generation. According to a recent report from CBC News, Energy...
by Johnny | Jun 24, 2026 | Police & Fire
A Saint John man accused of sexually assaulting seniors at a local nursing home will face trial early next year. If you have loved ones residing at Loch Lomond Villa, you will want to follow these upcoming court proceedings. Kevin McGrath pleaded not guilty to 14...
by Johnny | Jun 24, 2026 | Real Estate
If you want affordable housing, Saint John takes the top spot in the Maritimes and ranks second nationwide. A new report by Royal LePage places the Port City just behind Lethbridge, Alberta, on its annual list of the 15 most affordable Canadian cities.The data shows...
by Johnny | Jun 24, 2026 | Police & Fire
When you follow a high profile trial in Saint John, you expect the final moments to run smoothly. That did not happen Tuesday night. Jury deliberations in the double murder trial of Roman Kamyshnyy came to a sudden halt because of technical problems.Kamyshnyy faces...
by Johnny | Jun 24, 2026 | Business, City
The Saint John City Market is celebrating 150 years of operation. As the oldest continuously operating farmers market in Canada, it survived a massive city fire and global pandemics. To mark this milestone, the market is undergoing significant changes to ensure it...