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Public Information Session: Heather Way – Sanitary Sewer Installation
During the 2025 construction season, the City of Saint John will be installing a new sanitary sewer on Heather Way from Dunnett Drive to the northern entrance of Boyaner Cresent. The project generally includes the installation of a new sanitary sewer in the southbound lanes of Heather Way and reinstatement within the limits of the…
Read MoreSaint John To Receive Additional Funding To Accelerate Housing
Pictured from left to right: Brent McGovern, Chief Administrative Officer, Amy Poffenroth, Commissioner, Growth & Community Services, Carrie Smith, Project Manager, Housing Accelerator Project, Her Worship Donna Noade Reardon, Mayor of the City of Saint John, John MacKenzie, Deputy Mayor and Wayne Long, Member of Parliament for Saint John–Rothesay. To make progress towards solving the housing crisis…
Read MoreDowny Ford Sales Welcomes Kevin Doucette
Downy Ford Sales, Welcomes Kevin Doucette to the team. With over 25 years in the auto industry, Kevin welcomes his old clients and new clients for all your transportation needs. Give Kevin a call today 506 632-6000
Read MoreTemporary Changes to Saint John Transit Routes, March 21
On Friday, March 21 due to construction activity at 99 King Street, Saint John Transit will not be able to service stops at King Street or at the bottom of King Street (City Hall) between 6:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. For the duration of the construction, there will be no transit service on King Street.…
Read MoreTraffic Advisory: King Street
The City of Saint John would like to advise the public of the following traffic interruption that will begin on Friday, March 21 on King Street. This closure and detour are necessary for the development of 99 King Street. Traffic detours will be in place for motorists, and sidewalks will remain available for pedestrians. Businesses…
Read MoreCommunity Engagement Quick Reaction Team
The Saint John Police are pleased to announce the implementation of our Community Engagement Quick Reaction Team comprised of the following four members: The focus for the Saint John Police is serving our community to ensure we have a safe, secure, healthy environment for the people who live, work, and visit our city. “The implementation…
Read MoreTree Removal and Memorial Relocation in Rainbow Park
The City of Saint John, in collaboration with the Province of New Brunswick, will commence tree removal in Rainbow Park later this week to prepare for the construction of the new south end school. The affected area will be roped off during the tree cutting process. As part of this project, the Turner Brewer Memorial…
Read MoreTraffic Advisory: Charlotte Street and King Street
The City of Saint John would like to advise the public of the following traffic interruption on Tuesday, March 18 on Charlotte Street and King Street. This closure is necessary for the development of 99 King Street. Street: Charlotte Street and King Street Specific area: Charlotte Street between Union Street and King Street. King Street between Germain…
Read MoreTemporary Changes to Saint John Transit Routes, March 18
On Tuesday, March 18 due to construction activity at 99 King Street, Saint John Transit will not be able to service stops at Kings Square North, King Street, or at the bottom of King Street (City Hall). For the duration of the construction, there will be no transit service on King Street. Routes will return…
Read MoreTemporary Changes to Saint John Transit Routes, March 12-14
Beginning Wednesday, March 12 to Friday, March 14, 2025, due to construction activity at 99 King Street, Saint John Transit will not be able to service stops at Kings Square North, King Street, or at the bottom of King Street (City Hall). For the duration of the construction, there will be no transit service on…
Read MoreTraffic Advisory: Charlotte Street and King Street
The City of Saint John would like to advise the public of the following traffic interruption that will begin on Wednesday, March 12 on Charlotte Street and King Street. This closure is necessary for the development of 99 King Street. Street: Charlotte Street and King Street Specific area: Charlotte Street between Union Street and King Street. King…
Read MoreFirst Female Mayor For Saint John
In 1983, Elsie E. Wayne (1932-2016) became the first female mayor of the City of Saint John, and became extremely popular. She served three terms as Mayor, from 1983 to 1993. In the 1993 federal election, she ran as the governing Progressive Conservative Party’s candidate in the riding of Saint John-Rothesay. In this election, the…
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