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New Brunswick Man Sentenced for 2020 Pandemic Violations and Skipping Trial

New Brunswick Man Sentenced for 2020 Pandemic Violations and Skipping Trial

by Johnny | May 26, 2026 | Police & Fire

A Moncton man finally faced a judge for breaking early pandemic border rules and skipping his trial. Tristan Gregory Baillie appeared in Moncton provincial court and received his sentence after pleading guilty to multiple charges.Border Violations and Additional...
Gridiron Brewery Returns to Original Hampton Location Following Taproom Closure

Gridiron Brewery Returns to Original Hampton Location Following Taproom Closure

by Johnny | May 26, 2026 | Business

If you live in the Town of Hampton, you are losing a local taproom this month. A familiar brewery is making a comeback. Luke MacGregor is the joint owner of The Gridiron Brewery and The Porch Taproom. He announced that Gridiron returns to its former home on Main...
Most Large Saint John Apartment Buildings Still Lack Recycling Services

Most Large Saint John Apartment Buildings Still Lack Recycling Services

by Johnny | May 26, 2026 | City

Over a year after Saint John required landlords of large apartment buildings to provide recycling, 70 percent remain unregistered. This leaves many tenants throwing cardboard and plastic into the regular garbage. The city compels owners of buildings with at least four...
Saint John Firefighters Prepare Gear for Upcoming Wildfire Season

Saint John Firefighters Prepare Gear for Upcoming Wildfire Season

by Johnny | May 25, 2026 | Police & Fire

Saint John firefighters are getting ready for the upcoming wildfire season. Platoon 3 Uptown is actively inspecting their wildland fire packs to ensure all equipment is ready for immediate deployment.Image source: Saint John Firefighters Association Local 771Equipment...
Saint John Police Chief Robert Bruce to Retire, Cites ‘Systematic Resistance to Change’

Saint John Police Chief Robert Bruce to Retire, Cites ‘Systematic Resistance to Change’

by Johnny | May 25, 2026 | Police & Fire

Saint John’s Chief of Police, Robert M. Bruce, has announced he will retire in July of 2026 at the conclusion of his current contract. The announcement came via a formal statement published on the Saint John Police Force website.Chief Bruce, who accepted the...
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