Traffic Reduced to One Lane on Churchill Boulevard for Infrastructure Upgrades

by Johnny | May 22, 2026 | City | 0 comments

Drivers in Saint John need to prepare for delays on Churchill Boulevard. The City of Saint John is reducing traffic to a single lane to accommodate infrastructure upgrades.

City of Saint John Traffic Advisory
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What to Expect on Churchill Boulevard

Work begins on Monday, May 25, 2026, directly in front of 229 Churchill Boulevard. Crews operate 24 hours a day over a five-day period. Traffic in both directions shares a single lane during this time.

The city confirms all local businesses remain open while the work takes place. You will see road signs and sidewalk directional markers to guide you safely through the construction zone. The city requires all motorists to drive with caution and watch out for pedestrians and road workers.

Where to Get Help

For inquiries related to this project or other municipal services, you can contact the City of Saint John Customer Service Centre at (506) 658-4455 or visit them in person on the Ground Floor of City Hall at 15 Market Square. Read the official notice on the City of Saint John website.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does the construction on Churchill Boulevard start?
The work begins on Monday, May 25, 2026.

How long will the traffic delays last?
Crews expect the infrastructure upgrades to take five days, operating 24 hours a day.

Are local businesses open during the construction?
Yes, all businesses on Churchill Boulevard remain open throughout the duration of the project.

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