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Enterprise Saint John Welcomes Ron Gaudet as New CEO
Enterprise Saint John is excited to announce that Ron Gaudet has been chosen to lead the regional economic agency as it continues to pursue job creation and innovation in our region. “I am delighted to have the opportunity to return to New Brunswick and to work with the excellent Staff, Board and Community Partners of…
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Rides@Rockwood Automotive Show 2017
Get ready for this year’s biggest Rides@Rockwood to date! This will be the 3rd annual Rides@Rockwood automotive show taking place at the beautiful Rockwood Park on Saturday September 23rd from 9 am to 6 pm. Featuring cars, trucks, motorcycles, hot rods and anything else on wheels and don’t forget the ever so popular burnout competition. This…
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Miramichi Fishing Report for Thursday, September 7, 2017
As we move into September, we are looking for a good Fall run. The only stumbling block is the lack of rain. We did get some this week, with more in the forecast. If we get the amounts predicted, it should spur the fishing, as water temperatures are good.
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Meaghan Smith New song “The One” unveiled
Halifax-based, JUNO-award-winning singer-songwriter, Meaghan Smith’s latest project, Our Song – an opportunity for her music fans to have their stories told in song – just released new song “The One” on September 1st, 2017 at oursongmusic.com. With a new song unveiled the first Friday of every month, Our Song was a concept created earlier this year in collaboration with multi-instrumentalist / music producer, Jason Mingo, who Smith affectively calls her HusBand.
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Three Sea Dogs Players Attending NHL Rookie Camps
Three Saint John Sea Dogs left today for National Hockey League rookie camps. Centre Cedric Pare will attend camp with the Boston Bruins, the team which selected him in the sixth round of the 2017 NHL Draft. The Bruins are scheduled to participate in the four-team Prospects Challenge rookie tournament in Buffalo, New York, starting…
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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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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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Miramichi Fishing Report for Thursday, August 31, 2017
Water temperatures have improved this week, resulting in a few more fish being in the taking mode. However, we still have had no significant rain to improve the water levels. Having said that, I’m sure Houston would gladly share if they could. Our sympathies go out to them in this time of crisis.
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