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Saint John Police Issue Urgent Warning as Sophisticated Scams Rise

Saint John Police Issue Urgent Warning as Sophisticated Scams Rise

by Johnny | Mar 17, 2026 | Police & Fire

Police warn of increasing financial and emotional toll from advanced fraud The Saint John Police is urging you to be extra vigilant as sophisticated scams continue to target residents, causing significant financial and emotional distress. In a recent Fraud Prevention...
Saint John Closes Section of Harbour Passage for Bridge Construction

Saint John Closes Section of Harbour Passage for Bridge Construction

by Johnny | Mar 17, 2026 | City

Harbour Passage Closure DetailsThe City of Saint John is closing a section of Harbour Passage to safely accommodate ongoing work on the Harbour Bridge. If you use the trail for walking or biking, you need to adjust your route.Image Source: City of Saint JohnThe...
Why Ontario Shippers Are Moving Cargo to the Port of Saint John

Why Ontario Shippers Are Moving Cargo to the Port of Saint John

by Johnny | Mar 17, 2026 | Business

If you live in Saint John, you have likely noticed the increased activity at the waterfront. The Port of Saint John is experiencing a large increase in cargo. Ontario manufacturers are reshaping their supply chains and sending their goods right to our city. According...
Canadian Home Sales Dip in February 2026 as Buyers Await Spring Market

Canadian Home Sales Dip in February 2026 as Buyers Await Spring Market

by Johnny | Mar 17, 2026 | Real Estate

The Canadian housing market experienced a quiet February. National home sales dropped 1.3 percent from January to February 2026. If you plan to buy or sell a home in Saint John this spring, these national trends provide a glimpse into the broader real estate...
Sweeping Cuts and a 1.3 Billion Deficit: New Brunswick Tables New Budget

Sweeping Cuts and a 1.3 Billion Deficit: New Brunswick Tables New Budget

by Johnny | Mar 17, 2026 | Provincial

New Brunswick is expected to table its latest budget today. Premier Susan Holt warns that spending cuts are coming to address a massive deficit. The province projects the deficit will hit 1.3 billion dollars by the end of the fiscal year. This number is unprecedented...
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