Top Things to Do in Saint John This Weekend: November 5 – 11, 2026

November 5, 2026

Looking for the best things to do in Saint John this weekend? From electrifying tribute bands to community fundraisers and local nightlife, there is something for everyone happening between November 5 and November 11, 2026. Check out our top picks below, and be sure to visit our full events page for a complete list of […]

Lorneville Residents Rally Against AI Data Centre as Court Decision Looms

November 5, 2026

Volunteers from Save Lorneville want you to know they are not backing down. The group recently hosted a public discussion at the Saint John Newcomers Centre to organize opposition against a controversial AI data centre proposed for the area. The event brought community members together to hear from researchers and activists about the impacts of […]

Where to Attend Remembrance Day Services in Saint John This November 11

November 4, 2026

The City of Saint John invites you to honor and remember Canadians who served in times of war, military conflict, and peacekeeping operations. On Wednesday, November 11, 2026, multiple Remembrance Day services take place across the city. According to the City of Saint John, residents gather for ceremonies in the South Peninsula, Central Peninsula, West […]

Saint John Closes Fort La Tour Public Washrooms for the Season

November 4, 2026

If you plan to visit the historic Fort La Tour site this winter, you need to prepare before you go. The City of Saint John closed the public washroom facilities at the popular waterfront destination for the season. Image Source: City of Saint John According to a recent notice from the city, the washrooms will […]

Saint John Security Pilot Gets Mixed Reviews as City Plans Foot Patrol Boost

November 4, 2026

A public safety project bringing private security guards to parts of Saint John aims to improve foot patrols and overnight services. City councillors heard the latest update on the Community Standards Service on Monday. According to a recent survey, you and your neighbors have a positive reaction to the guards themselves. However, many residents and […]

Saint John Replaces Stolen Memorial Plaques with Granite to Deter Thieves

November 4, 2026

Thieves targeted Saint John monuments last summer. Now the city is paying the price to restore our local history. According to a recent staff report covered by CTV News Atlantic, replacing the stolen and damaged plaques will cost the city over $31,000. The King’s Square cenotaph in Saint John has had all its plaques removed […]

Have Your Say on Saint John Vehicle for Hire Rates

November 3, 2026

The Saint John Transit Commission launched its annual review of rates for vehicles for hire. You now have a window of 30 days to share your thoughts on current pricing and suggest changes. According to the Vehicles for Hire Bylaw, the city must review these rates annually. Industry stakeholders and the public can submit written […]

Saint John Transit Adds New Locations for SJTRides Electronic Fare Validation

November 3, 2026

Saint John Transit requires riders to prove their eligibility in person to access discounted student and senior fares on the SJTRides mobile app. To make this process easier, the city organized temporary validation sessions at local schools and shopping centers. Image source: City of Saint John New Validation Dates and Locations You can verify your […]

Saint John Council to Review $766K Uptown Business Improvement Levy

November 3, 2026

The City of Saint John is preparing to vote on the upcoming budget for the Uptown Business Improvement Area. Uptown Saint John Inc. submitted the proposal, and the Common Council will review the request during their regular meeting on November 30, 2026. The proposed budget totals $766,486.80. This money funds various initiatives designed to keep […]

New Brunswick Unveils Plan to Grow Defence Sector to $1 Billion by 2030

November 3, 2026

New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt wants to expand the provincial military sector. She released a new policy framework at Canadian Forces Base Gagetown on Monday to outline this strategy. The federal government plans to spend $81.8 billion over five years to modernize the Canadian Armed Forces. Holt views this investment as a generational opportunity for […]