Saint John Nuclear Developer Moltex Sells Assets for $11.5 Million After Massive Taxpayer Investment

May 1, 2026

If you follow local energy news, you know taxpayers invested heavily in the nuclear future of New Brunswick. Now, a Saint John company once slated to build the province’s first small modular nuclear reactor is selling off its assets. Moltex Energy Canada ran out of money last year and now operates under insolvency administrators. British […]

Agropur Dairy Plant Closure Hits Sussex Hard: 60 Jobs Lost by 2028

April 30, 2026

The Sussex community faces a major economic blow. Quebec based Agropur plans to close its Butternut Valley plant by 2028. This decision eliminates roughly 60 local jobs in a town proudly known as Dairy Town. The Sussex area Agropur plant is set to close by the end of 2028. (Image source: CBC News) A Deep […]

How Proposed Maritime Bus Rate Changes Will Impact Your Next Trip

April 27, 2026

Planning a bus trip across the Maritimes will soon require a bit more strategy. Maritime Bus wants to change its pricing structure and service routes. The company recently submitted an application to the New Brunswick Energy and Utilities Board and the Nova Scotia Regulatory and Appeals Board. According to a report by CBC News, the […]

New Brunswick Unveils Ambitious Economic Strategy: What It Means for Saint John Businesses

April 24, 2026

As we head into the vibrant spring season of April 2026, the Saint John business community is looking for fresh opportunities. In a major announcement that promises to shape the future of our region, the provincial government launches economic development strategy aimed at building a more productive, investment-ready, and globally connected New Brunswick. A Bold […]

Proposed Saint John Data Centre Promises Low Water Use But Faces Backlash Over Emissions

April 21, 2026

A proposed data centre in west Saint John plans to keep its water consumption low. However, the project faces heavy scrutiny over its large energy needs and projected greenhouse gas emissions. According to a recent report from CBC News, the environmental impact assessment reveals significant challenges for the city. Water Usage Remains Low Alberta based […]

Saint John Uride Passengers Face $1 Surcharge Due to Rising Gas Prices

April 20, 2026

If you use Uride to get around Saint John, expect to pay a little more for your next trip. New Brunswick’s only ride hailing app added a $1 fuel surcharge to all fares to help drivers handle climbing gas prices. Photo by Fikri Rasyid on Unsplash Supporting Local Drivers The company implemented the surcharge in […]

Helicopter Survey Kicks Off Major Gold and Copper Exploration in Saint John

April 15, 2026

Look up to the skies over Saint John this week. You will see a helicopter conducting a massive magnetic survey. This marks the official start of a major exploration project for gold, copper and antimony in our region. According to a recent report from Proactive via Yahoo Finance, Riversgold Ltd has launched its exploration activities […]

1800 Workers Arrive in Saint John for 13 Day Irving Mill Upgrades

April 14, 2026

Photo courtesy Irving Pulp and Paper via Pulp and Paper Canada Irving Pulp and Paper temporarily closed its Saint John mill this past weekend. The facility will undergo planned maintenance and upgrades over the next 13 days. Massive Workforce Arrives This shutdown brings a massive influx of personnel to the site. Nearly 1,800 workers, including […]

New Brunswick Innovators Shine on the Global Stage: Highlights from the NB Export Awards

April 10, 2026

As we head into the spring of 2026, the New Brunswick business landscape is buzzing with optimism. With interest rates stabilizing and seasonal shifts bringing renewed energy to the region, local enterprises are looking beyond our borders to expand their footprint. For our readers here in Saint John, keeping a pulse on provincial success stories […]

Saint John Business Leaders Sound Alarm Over Devastating Impact of International Student Caps

April 10, 2026

As we move into the spring of 2026, the Saint John business landscape continues to navigate a complex economic environment. With recent shifts in interest rates aiming to stabilize the national economy, local businesses are gearing up for the busy summer season. However, a pressing issue has emerged that threatens the region’s workforce and economic […]