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NB Southern Railway to Close Manchester Avenue for Bridge Upgrades Starting July 27

NB Southern Railway to Close Manchester Avenue for Bridge Upgrades Starting July 27

by Johnny | Jul 23, 2026 | City

If your daily commute includes Manchester Avenue, you need to plan an alternate route. NB Southern Railway is shutting down a section of the road to conduct essential track upgrades on the railroad bridge. Image source: City of Saint John Closure Details and Schedule...
Traffic Alert: Seely Street Parking Closed for the Right Good Community Yard Sale

Traffic Alert: Seely Street Parking Closed for the Right Good Community Yard Sale

by Johnny | Jul 23, 2026 | City

If you plan to hunt for bargains at the Right Good Community Yard Sale on Saturday, July 25, 2026, you need to know about a temporary change to parking and traffic in the area.Source: City of Saint JohnThe City of Saint John will close the westbound parking lane on...
Saint John Records Largest Crime Severity Index Increase in Canada

Saint John Records Largest Crime Severity Index Increase in Canada

by Johnny | Jul 23, 2026 | City

If you live in Saint John, you need to know about a major shift in local crime statistics. New numbers from Statistics Canada show Saint John experienced the largest increase in its Crime Severity Index of any metropolitan area in the country for 2025.According to a...
Saint John Mayor Condemns Protest Stickers on Historic Uptown Buildings

Saint John Mayor Condemns Protest Stickers on Historic Uptown Buildings

by Johnny | Jul 23, 2026 | City

If you walk through uptown Saint John, you know the historic brick buildings define the area. Now, Mayor Donna Reardon is calling out whoever stuck protest signs on these heritage properties. The stickers protest a proposed AI data centre in the city.Saint John Mayor...
Things to Do in Saint John This Weekend: July 24 – July 30, 2026

Things to Do in Saint John This Weekend: July 24 – July 30, 2026

by Johnny | Jul 23, 2026 | City, Events

Welcome to another exciting week in Saint John! Whether you’re looking for live music, theatre under the stars, or a relaxing afternoon with good food and friends, there’s something for everyone. Check out our top picks for things to do in Saint John from...
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