Saint John Police Chief Robert Bruce to Retire, Cites ‘Systematic Resistance to Change’
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...
NB Power Commits to Better Service and Transparency Following Provincial Review
Following a comprehensive review by the Government of New Brunswick, NB Power has announced a clear path forward aimed at strengthening its operations and better serving customers across the province, including right here in Saint John.A New Path ForwardThe...
Saint John Announces Free Passport to Parks Summer 2026 Schedule
Saint John Brings Back Free Summer Park EventsSaint John is bringing back the popular Passport to Parks program for summer 2026. This series offers free family friendly activities across four city owned parks. You and your family can explore the city’s outdoor...
Saint John Firefighters Celebrate Decades of Service at Annual Smoker Event
A Tradition of Recognition Saint John firefighters recently gathered to celebrate their colleagues. The union hosted its annual Smoker event to recognize members who retired over the past year. This tradition brings together active members, new recruits, and retirees...Current Weather
-º
-
-
-
--
-
--
-
--
-
--
-
-