Culture & Community
Uptown Mug #73 . Betty MacMillan
Saint John wouldn’t be Saint John with out Betty MacMillan. Betty is the Manager of Cruise Development for the Port of Saint John, and she is a rock star for sure. Integral […]
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Read MoreRogue Coffee, Our Newest Cozy Coffeeshop
So, if you haven’t already heard, uptown Saint John is now home to a pretty incredible little coffeeshop, Rogue Coffee. Tucked into a quaint little nook off Grannan Alley, Rogue fits like […]
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Sea Belles Fall Fundraisers
Sea Belles A Cappela Chorus sponsors a number of ongoing fund raisers to raise money for costumes, music, travel to competitions, and other expenses related to performances. A percent of all monies raised is also donated to our preferred Charities, Romero House and Sophia Recovery Center. Plan NOW to support some or all of these events! Drop…
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Canada, It’s Complicated at Imperial Theatre
Today Saint John’s Imperial Theatre announced a great new show coming this fall. Tickets go on sale tomorrow, Thursday September 7th at 10 am for Canada, It’s Complicated, a new production created by Mary Walsh (This Hour Has 22 Minutes, CODCO). Featuring sketches and satirical songs that examine the joys, foibles, tragedies, and triumphs of Canada, the…
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Start to Finish Skills Workshops: Writing for a Grant II
Register now for Artslink NB Upcoming Programming on: September 11th: WORKSHOP: Writing for a Grant II, Fredericton September 12th: WORKSHOP: Writing for a Grant II, Florenceville-Bristol September 13th: WORKSHOP: Writing for a Grant II, Sussex Start to Finish Skills Workshops: Writing for a Grant II Writing for a Grant II will walk participants through aspects…
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Freedom of the City Ceremony
Mayor Don Darling and Members of Common Council are pleased to invite the public to our bestowing ceremony of the “Freedom of the City”, the City’s highest honour, to our nine local Military Cadet Units. The ceremony will take place at the City Hall Plaza (foot of King Street in front of City Hall), on Saturday,…
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2017 Saint John Fall Registration Expo
Presented by the City of Saint John & P.R.O. Kids Saint John’s Fall Registration Expo is your opportunity to learn about all the various sports, recreation, arts, cultural and educational programs and services that are available for Saint John residents of all ages during the fall and winter seasons! Free Admission Thursday, September 7, 2017 6:30…
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City Hours and Service Schedules for Holiday Weekend
The City of Saint John reminds citizens that City Hall, Rothesay Avenue and Adelaide Street offices as well as the Carleton Community Centre will be closed on Monday, September 4th. The Saint John City Market will be closed on Monday, September 4th. Saint John Transit will follow its Sunday/Holiday schedule. There will be no Comex service on…
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2017 Scotiabank AIDS Walk
Registration has begun for the 2017 Scotiabank AIDS walk! To register, join a team, or donate, please click here. Also, please visit and share the Walk event page on Facebook. The Scotiabank AIDS Walk was founded 30 years ago, and has remained a grassroots labour of love. Last year’s events raised over $1.1 million that…
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Stuff the Bus with School Supplies Event a Huge Success
A heartfelt thank you to all those who donated at the Saint John Transit: Stuff the Bus – School Supplies for PALS event this past Saturday. It was a huge success! If you would still like to donate school supplies for PALS, you can do so by visiting Saint John Transit, located at 55 McDonald Street.…
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Traffic Advisory: Overnight Closures of Wall Street/Somerset Street Underpass Structure
Gateway Operations wishes to advise the public of upcoming closures to the Wall Street/Somerset Street underpass structure. The first of 4 overnight closures will take place on Tuesday, September 5, 2017. Specific dates of subsequent closures will be communicated at least 2 days prior to each closure, and are subject to the progress of the…
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Be “72-hours ready” in case of emergency
With hurricane season underway, New Brunswickers and their families are reminded to be “72-hours ready” in case of an emergency. That involves having everything they need to be self-sufficient for at least three days, including food, water, medication, batteries, cash and other necessities. Previous weather systems have demonstrated that any New Brunswick community can be…
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