If you park on several key streets in Saint John, you will need to find a different spot this Thursday. The City of Saint John has announced a temporary on-street parking ban to allow crews to complete essential snow clearing and removal operations.
The advisory, published on the city’s official website, is a crucial measure to ensure roads remain safe and accessible during the winter season. Your cooperation helps the snow removal teams work efficiently and effectively.

Affected Streets and Times
The parking ban will be in effect from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Thursday, January 8, 2026. Make sure your vehicle is moved from the following streets before the ban begins:
- Adelaide Street
- Clarendon Street
- Harvey Street
- Douglas Street
- Douglas Avenue (specifically the section from Main Street to Bentley Street)
What Happens if You Don’t Move Your Car?
The city has confirmed that enforcement will be active during the clearing operation. Vehicles left on the street during the posted times risk receiving a fine. In some cases, vehicles may be towed to allow the snowplows to clear the entire street. To avoid any penalties, ensure your car is legally parked elsewhere during the 12-hour ban.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is the parking ban necessary?
The ban is required for city crews to conduct thorough snow clearing and snow removal, which keeps the streets safe for drivers and pedestrians.
Which streets are included in the ban?
Adelaide Street, Clarendon Street, Harvey Street, Douglas Street, and a portion of Douglas Avenue (from Main Street to Bentley Street) are affected.
What are the exact hours of the parking ban?
The ban is active from 7:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, January 8, 2026.
How will I know for sure if my street is affected?
The city will post temporary ‘no parking’ signs on the affected streets at least eight hours before the snow clearing efforts begin.
What are the consequences of leaving my car parked during the ban?
You may receive a parking ticket and your vehicle could be towed at your expense.




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