Saint John Seeks Public Input on Taxi Fares in Annual Rate Review

October 7, 2025

Your Opinion on Taxi Rates Matters The Saint John Transit Commission is conducting its annual review of fares for taxis and other vehicles for hire, and they want to hear from you. This yearly process determines if the rates people pay for rides in the city should be adjusted, and public input is a key […]

Saint John Set to Green-Light Solar Farms in Rural Zones

October 7, 2025

City Council to Finalize New Rules Streamlining Solar Development Saint John is moving forward with a plan to make it easier for solar energy projects to get built in the city’s rural areas. The City’s Common Council is scheduled to give a final reading to new bylaw amendments on October 20, 2025, a move that […]

Saint John Firefighters Target Battery Fire Risks for Prevention Week Open House

October 6, 2025

The Hidden Danger in Your Gadgets From smartphones to power tools, your home is likely filled with devices powered by lithium-ion batteries. While convenient, they carry a significant fire risk if handled improperly. This year, the Saint John Fire Department is focusing on this modern fire hazard for National Fire Prevention Week, which runs from […]

Your Guide to What's Happening in Saint John This Week!

October 6, 2025

Looking for exciting things to do in Saint John this week? We’ve got you covered! From vibrant artisan markets and captivating theatre performances to lively music nights and thrilling hockey games, there’s something for everyone. Don’t forget to mark your calendars for the annual Fire Prevention Week open houses, a fantastic family-friendly event! Arts & […]

Saint John Weather Forecast (Oct 4-10): Sunny Weekend Gives Way to Mid-Week Soaker

October 4, 2025

Get ready for a week of two distinct weather patterns in Saint John. You can expect a beautiful, sunny weekend perfect for outdoor activities, followed by a significant shift to heavy rain and cooler temperatures mid-week. Here’s what you need to know for your plans from October 4th to October 10th. A Pleasant and Sunny […]

Heads Up, Drivers: Thorne Avenue Faces 10 Days of Lane Reductions for Roadwork

October 3, 2025

If you regularly travel on Thorne Avenue, prepare for delays over the next couple of weeks. The City of Saint John has announced a significant traffic interruption for road repairs and reconstruction starting on Monday, October 6, 2025. Image: City of Saint John What to Expect The work will affect Thorne Avenue between Egbert Street […]

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 […]