Section of Harbour Passage Closes Temporarily for Drilling Work

What to Expect on the Trail

Crews are bringing equipment to conduct drilling work in the area. To keep you and the workers safe, the city restricts access to the immediate work zone.

Expect the closure to last up to three days. Keep in mind that weather and site conditions dictate the exact timeline. You will find detour signs posted along the route to help guide pedestrians and cyclists safely around the blocked area.

The city appreciates your patience while they wrap up this project. You can review the official public notice directly on the City of Saint John website.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does the Harbour Passage closure begin?

The trail section closes starting Tuesday morning, November 3.

How long will the path be closed?

Crews expect the work to take up to three days. Weather and site conditions determine the final schedule.

Can I still get around the construction?

Yes. The city placed detour signs to direct pedestrians and cyclists safely around the active work zone.

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