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Police Report Smooth Operations During 2026 Air Show Atlantic in Saint John

Police Report Smooth Operations During 2026 Air Show Atlantic in Saint John

by Johnny | Sep 1, 2026 | Police & Fire

Did you attend the Air Show Atlantic at the Saint John Airport this past weekend? The Saint John Police Force says the massive event ran smoothly thanks to extensive planning and community cooperation.Partnership Secures the SkiesManaging large crowds at an airport...
Temporary Road Closures Announced for Lansdowne Avenue and Visart Street

Temporary Road Closures Announced for Lansdowne Avenue and Visart Street

by Johnny | Sep 1, 2026 | City

Image source: City of Saint JohnThe City of Saint John advises residents of upcoming roadwork and temporary closures on Lansdowne Avenue and Visart Street. Galbraith Construction begins manhole adjustments and related road maintenance tomorrow morning.Affected Areas...
New Brunswick Unveils Multiyear Wildfire Management Plan Ahead of 2026 Season

New Brunswick Unveils Multiyear Wildfire Management Plan Ahead of 2026 Season

by Johnny | Sep 1, 2026 | Provincial

The New Brunswick government has released a new multiyear wildfire management plan. Officials evaluated what worked and what needed improvement following a historic fire season last year. If you live in Saint John or anywhere in the province, this plan impacts how...
International Mountain Bikers Take Over Campbellton for Crankworx Summer Series

International Mountain Bikers Take Over Campbellton for Crankworx Summer Series

by Johnny | Sep 1, 2026 | Provincial

The Crankworx Summer Series returned to Sugarloaf Provincial Park in Campbellton for its third consecutive year. This weekend, more than 500 mountain bikers from across Canada, the United States, and Europe descended on northern New Brunswick to test their skills. As...
Moncton Tool Company Profits Drop 50 Percent Amid US Trade Dispute

Moncton Tool Company Profits Drop 50 Percent Amid US Trade Dispute

by Johnny | Sep 1, 2026 | Provincial

Walk onto the manufacturing floor at JessEm Tool Company in Moncton and you will immediately spot a giant Canadian flag hanging from the rafters. Owner Darrin Smith proudly displays it inside his 80,000 square foot facility. He considers himself a patriotic Canadian....
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