• Home
  • News
    • City
    • Real Estate
    • Police & Fire
    • Business
    • Canada
    • Provincial
  • Events
  • Sightseeing
    • Tours/Activities
    • St. Andrews Day Trip
    • Saint John Beaches
  • Weather
  • Discussions
  • Advertise
  • 📩 Newsletter
0 Items
Saint John Police Apologize After Telling Woman to Cover Up at Dominion Park Beach

Saint John Police Apologize After Telling Woman to Cover Up at Dominion Park Beach

by Johnny | Sep 3, 2026 | City

If you visit a public beach in Canada, you have specific rights under the law. A Saint John woman received a formal apology from the local police force after an officer told her to cover up while sunbathing topless at a city beach.Lacey Tompkins visited Dominion Park...
Saint John Defends Spruce Lake Industrial Park Expansion in Court

Saint John Defends Spruce Lake Industrial Park Expansion in Court

by Johnny | Sep 3, 2026 | Provincial

The City of Saint John is fighting back against claims that it unfairly approved the Spruce Lake Industrial Park expansion. City representatives and Lorneville residents faced off in the Court of King’s Bench on Wednesday. The two day judicial review will...
What the Bank of Canada Interest Rate Hold Means for Your Wallet

What the Bank of Canada Interest Rate Hold Means for Your Wallet

by Johnny | Sep 3, 2026 | Provincial

The Bank of Canada is keeping its benchmark interest rate steady at 2.25 percent. This marks the seventh consecutive time the central bank has left its policy rate unchanged. While rates remain flat, Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem warns that inflation risks are...
Private Company Takes Over New Brunswick Farm Veterinary Services

Private Company Takes Over New Brunswick Farm Veterinary Services

by Johnny | Sep 3, 2026 | Provincial

A Hartland based company is taking over veterinary services for New Brunswick farmers. Carleton AgriSolutions will manage the public veterinary program starting April 1, 2027. This move follows the provincial government decision to end the public service. You can read...
New Brunswick Shifts Large Animal Vet Services to Private Sector

New Brunswick Shifts Large Animal Vet Services to Private Sector

by Johnny | Sep 3, 2026 | Provincial

If you own livestock in New Brunswick, big changes are coming to how you get veterinary care for your animals. The provincial government decided to keep its veterinary laboratory open. However, field services for large animals will transition to a private...
« Older Entries
Next Entries »

Recent Posts

  • Germain Street to Close for Three Days for Infrastructure Upgrades
  • Huge Truck Loads Moving Through Saint John Lower West Side: What You Need to Know
  • Youth Arrested After Gunfight with Police in Downtown Moncton
  • Alasko Frozen Raspberries Recalled in New Brunswick Over Norovirus Outbreak
  • Massive 200 Megawatt Wind Farm Proposed for Northern New Brunswick

Recent Comments

  1. OnsetMaster Guide on Saint John Traffic Advisory: Daytime Parking Ban Scheduled for Snow Removal This Thursday
  2. David Marr on Massive 200 Megawatt Wind Farm Proposed for Northern New Brunswick
  3. Philip McGarvey on Lift the Natural Gas Ban to Pay Down New Brunswick Debt, Taxpayers Federation Tells Holt
  4. Stephen William Arthur Curbishley on New Brunswick Wants Your Feedback on Data Centres as Saint John Project Moves Forward
  5. Stephen William Arthur Curbishley on Silent and Speeding: Why Electric Dirt Bikes Are Causing Trouble in New Brunswick
Current Weather
Current weather
-º
Humidity-
Wind direction-
Pressure-
Cloudiness-
-
-
Forecast
Rain chance-
-
-
Forecast
Rain chance-
-
-
Forecast
Rain chance-
-
-
Forecast
Rain chance-
Saint John weather

Get updates on everything happening in Saint John directly to your inbox

Sign up for free updates


    © Saint John Daily

    The latest news on all things Saint John, New Brunswick

    • Contact Us
    • About
    • Privacy Policy
    • Advertise
    STAY UPDATED WITH SAINT JOHN
    Free Daily Community Updates
    By subscribing, you agree to our privacy policy and terms of service.