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Saint John Tops New Brunswick in Municipal Spending Per Person for 2024

Saint John Tops New Brunswick in Municipal Spending Per Person for 2024

by Johnny | Mar 12, 2026 | City

Saint John residents see the highest municipal spending per person in New Brunswick. A new study from the Fraser Institute reveals the city spent $3,021 per resident in 2024. This figure places Saint John well above the provincial average and far ahead of neighboring...
Rothesay Mayor Nancy Grant Will Not Seek Reelection After 14 Years

Rothesay Mayor Nancy Grant Will Not Seek Reelection After 14 Years

by Johnny | Mar 12, 2026 | City

Rothesay Mayor Nancy Grant is stepping away from municipal politics. After 14 years of service at town hall, she announced she will not run in the upcoming May election. Image source: Nancy Grant on Facebook Grant shared the news directly with residents through a...
Man Charged with Murder After Fatal Stabbing in Uptown Saint John

Man Charged with Murder After Fatal Stabbing in Uptown Saint John

by Johnny | Mar 11, 2026 | Police & Fire

A Monday night altercation in Uptown Saint John left one man dead and another in serious condition. Police arrested a 36 year old man at the scene and charged him with second degree murder and attempted murder.Image Source: Avery MacRae / CTV News AtlanticTragedy...
No Injuries Reported After Dryer Fire on Princess Street in Uptown Saint John

No Injuries Reported After Dryer Fire on Princess Street in Uptown Saint John

by Johnny | Mar 10, 2026 | Police & Fire

Saint John firefighters quickly contained a dryer fire in the uptown area and prevented injuries to residents.Emergency Response on Princess StreetCrews responded to reports of an electrical issue in the Princess Street area just before 8:00 p.m. Upon arrival, the...
Saint John Wants You for City Council: What to Know About the March 25 Info Session

Saint John Wants You for City Council: What to Know About the March 25 Info Session

by Johnny | Mar 10, 2026 | City

Have you ever considered shaping the future of Saint John? The City of Saint John is hosting an information session for residents interested in running for City Council. This event takes place on Tuesday, March 25, from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers on...
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