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Expect Delays: Saint John Harbour Bridge Closures on July 20

The Provincial Department of Transportation and Infrastructure announces upcoming traffic disruptions on the Saint John Harbour Bridge. If you use the bridge for your evening commute, plan ahead. Imag…
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Dale Cross−
The Bridge was never under so much repair or shut down when it was managed seperate from province? Perhaps a second bridge is needed to allow for alternate traffic flow while repairs/ maintenance is done?

NB Housing Minister Says Saint John Renter Failed by System Over Mould Dispute

If you rent an apartment in New Brunswick, you expect a safe living environment. For one Saint John man, a new lease turned into a costly nightmare. New Brunswick Housing Minister David Hickey says th…
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Stephen William Arthur Curbishley−
No doubt there is a problem with the System that Protects the Tenant. The City’s Building Inspector should have noticed the problem. If renovations were done, there should be inspection reports done at various times during the renovation.

Lorneville Residents Raise Alarms Over AI Data Centre in UNESCO Geopark

A proposed large scale AI data centre in Lorneville continues to generate pushback from local residents. The project includes a 390 megawatt facility and a gas plant. Residents worry about the environ…
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Leona Rodrigue−
I disagree with this project. Other provinces are protesting plus many States in the US In reality in the long run it will only create 200 permanent jobs. This project will run our environment and our water.

New Brunswick Accused of Trump Style Protectionism in Historic Trade Hearing

The New Brunswick government faces accusations of adopting Trump style protectionism. A lawyer for an Ontario construction company made this claim during a historic hearing in Fredericton. The case ma…
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Nancy Williamson−
I’d be interested in why Julmac was instrcted to use costlier materials in their contract bid. Were the materials more costly because they were bringing them in from Ontario? Did they plan to support local suppliers? The whole story would be very interesting. But ouf Provincial government should have been prepared with answers not humming and hawing. We have to be more professional than that.

New Brunswick Faces Severe Skilled Trades Shortage as Population Declines

If you live in New Brunswick, you likely notice the impact of a shrinking workforce. The province is losing residents for the first time in two decades. This population drop creates a massive challeng…
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Mike Griffin−
Years ago JK Irving’s right hand man told my sister that someone convinced him that university educated employees were the route to go. The push was on and they are now reaping the fruits of their foolish effort. The gentleman in question was lamenting how they literally gutted their industries of “experience” over education. Saint John Shipbuilding was the largest training ground for tradesmen in the province but instead of standing his ground and taming the recalsitrants he closed up shop and moved it to Halifax. Nothing like shooting yourself in the foot. Immigration is not the route to go. Training your local population whose family ties are strong and more likely to stay is. Thanks to Frank McKenna and his drive to remove trades from the high school system we now have some of the best “educated” baristas and Tim Hortons employees in the country. Suck it up buttercup! 😉

Meet the 2026 Greater Saint John Sports Hall of Fame Inductees

The City of Saint John announced the 2026 Greater Saint John Sports Hall of Fame Inductees. Four athletes and two builders will join the ranks at TD Station. You can read the official announcement on …
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Philip McGarvey−
I haven’t ever noticed anyone from the broad and lengthy football community entering the Hall. We’ve been playing football here in the community since 1954.

Saint John Police Seize $10,000 in Drugs During Waterloo Street Arrest

Saint John Police arrested a 39 year old woman and seized nearly $10,000 worth of drugs after a recent traffic stop. The Saint John Police Force reported the incident occurred late on the evening of J…
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Mike Griffin−
They need to purchase/expropriate that whole block between Hanover Street and the Shoppers on Crown street and move those services down there so the folks on Waterloo can have their lives back. They should also restaff the former Worksafe Rehbilitation Center for addiction services for those folks who want it.

Decoding Your Saint John Energy Bill: A Complete Guide

Power bills often look like a confusing mix of numbers and codes. You open the envelope or click the email link and just look at the final total. Saint John Energy wants to change that habit. They rec…
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Shelly Graham−
Thanks for the helpful information.

New Brunswick Education System in Crisis as Literacy and Attendance Plummet

New Brunswick schools face a severe crisis. Poor literacy rates and chronic absenteeism plague the system. If you have children in the provincial school system, you know the challenges firsthand. Educ…
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Philip McGarvey−
Why can we not find the Province or Country that is successfully reaching students and mimic that program. The Nordic countries and Switzerland have the best systems worldwide, Switzerland is even multilingual..

New Brunswick’s Biggest Book Sale Returns to TD Station in Saint John

Book lovers in Saint John have a major event to look forward to this summer. The Big Book Sale returns to TD Station for its 21st year. This massive community tradition brings together thousands of re…
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Lynn McNeilly−
What happens to all the books that are left after the sale ends?