Saint John City News

Saint John's 'Passport to Parks' is Back On: Free Family Fun Rescheduled in Rockwood Park
October 2, 2025
After a brief postponement, a popular free family event is back on the calendar. The City of Saint John has announced the new date for its Passport to Parks event in Rockwood Park, promising an afternoon of autumn entertainment for all ages. As detailed in a news release from the City, the rescheduled event will […]

Plan Ahead: Brief Harbour Bridge Closures to Cause Delays for Saint John Drivers
October 2, 2025
If your evening commute takes you across the Saint John Harbour Bridge, you will need to plan for brief delays on Monday, October 6 and Tuesday, October 7, 2025. The bridge is scheduled for temporary full closures on both evenings. The Saint John Harbour Bridge will be fully closed for approximately 20 minutes on two […]

Canada Post Strike: How Saint John Residents Can Avoid Late Fees on City Bills
October 2, 2025
A national Canada Post service disruption is underway, but the City of Saint John is reminding residents that municipal payments are still due. To avoid potential late penalties, it’s important to know your payment options while the mail service is paused. Payments can be made in person at City Hall. Image: City of Saint John […]

Saint John's Top Administrator Brent McGovern Resigns; Mayor Commends Transformative Legacy
October 1, 2025
Top City Official Steps Down Saint John’s Chief Administrative Officer (CAO), Brent McGovern, has announced he is stepping down from his role in the coming months after more than two decades of service to the city. The news was confirmed in a press release from the City of Saint John. McGovern has been the CAO […]

Score Big Savings: Saint John Relaunches Bi-Weekly Flash Ice Sales
October 1, 2025
Skaters and hockey players, get ready to hit the ice for less. The City of Saint John has officially brought back its popular Flash Ice Sales program, offering residents the chance to book leftover ice time at a significant discount. The City of Saint John is offering discounted ice time through its bi-weekly Flash Ice […]

Don't Fall For It: City of Saint John Issues Alert on Parking Ticket Text Scam
October 1, 2025
The City of Saint John is warning residents about a new text message scam targeting drivers. If you’ve received a text claiming you have an overdue parking ticket, be cautious. These messages are fraudulent and are not from the City. The City of Saint John issued a warning about a fraudulent text message campaign. Image […]

Avoid a Parking Ticket in Saint John: A Guide to Alternate-Side Parking and Current Street Exceptions
September 30, 2025
Stay Informed on Saint John’s Parking Rules If you park on the street in Saint John, you need to know about the alternate-side parking rules, especially during the nightly changeover. Following these regulations helps city crews with street maintenance and can save you from an unexpected parking ticket. The City of Saint John reminds residents […]

Plan Your Commute: Saint John Harbour Bridge Westbound Lanes Closing Overnight Tuesday
September 26, 2025
If you travel across the Saint John Harbour Bridge in the evening, you will need to adjust your plans this coming Tuesday. The New Brunswick Department of Transportation and Infrastructure (DTI) has scheduled an overnight closure for the westbound lanes. The Saint John Harbour Bridge will have westbound lane closures this Tuesday night. Photo: City […]

Saint John Service Changes for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation: What You Need to Know
September 26, 2025
City Announces Holiday Schedule for September 30 As Saint John prepares to observe the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Tuesday, September 30, the city has announced several closures and service adjustments. To help you plan your day, here is a summary of what will be open and closed across the municipality, based on […]

Saint John Seeks Resident Input to Map Urban 'Hot Spots' and Combat Extreme Heat
September 25, 2025
Help Shape a Cooler City The City of Saint John is calling on residents to help tackle the growing issue of extreme heat in urban areas. Through its Urban Heat Mapping Project, the city aims to pinpoint neighbourhoods most affected by high temperatures and develop effective cooling solutions. You can share your experiences and ideas […]
