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Saint John Council Approves 195 Unit Townhouse Project at Former Belyea Arena Site

Saint John Council Approves 195 Unit Townhouse Project at Former Belyea Arena Site

by Johnny | Jul 29, 2026 | City

Saint John city councillors gave the green light to a major housing development on the lower west side. Despite pushback from local residents, council voted unanimously to pass the first and second readings for a 195 unit townhouse project at the former Hilton Belyea...
Why Are Saint John Transition Homes Sitting Empty? Council Demands Answers

Why Are Saint John Transition Homes Sitting Empty? Council Demands Answers

by Johnny | Jul 29, 2026 | City

Saint John city councillors want to know why 16 transition housing units sit empty while the city battles chronic homelessness. During a recent council meeting, staff presented an update on the Housing For All strategy. The report showed progress in reducing downtown...
Water Street Closes for Area 506 and International Culture Fest

Water Street Closes for Area 506 and International Culture Fest

by Johnny | Jul 28, 2026 | City

Water Street is closing to make way for food trucks, pedestrians, and live events as the Area 506 Music Festival and International Culture Fest take over the uptown core. The City of Saint John will shut down sections of Water Street starting Thursday, July 30, at...
House of Merritt Brings New Transitional Homes for Women to Saint John

House of Merritt Brings New Transitional Homes for Women to Saint John

by Johnny | Jul 28, 2026 | City

If you walk through Waterloo Village today, you will notice a major transformation. A vacant piece of land is now a transition home for women coming off the streets. The site previously served as an encampment for unhoused individuals in Saint John. Now, it features a...
Tokens and Old Wounds Fuel New Brunswick PC Leadership Race

Tokens and Old Wounds Fuel New Brunswick PC Leadership Race

by Johnny | Jul 28, 2026 | Provincial

If you follow provincial politics, you know how crucial party unity is for winning elections. The Progressive Conservative leadership race in New Brunswick is turning into a fierce battle. The contest between former cabinet minister Daniel Allain and rookie MLA Don...
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