Month: August 2025
City of Saint John Is Set To Welcome First Residents To Egbert Street Neighbourly Homes Community This Week.
On Friday, the City of Saint John will proudly welcome the first residents to its newly established Neighbourly Homes community on Egbert Street, marking a transformative moment in the fight against homelessness. As part of the City’s Housing for All Strategy, this initiative brings dignity, safety, and support to those in need through the innovative…
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New Brunswick Day Weekend Celebrations To Light Up The Sky In Saint John
The City is excited to invite the community to enjoy a fireworks display along the Saint John Harbour on Sunday, August 3 in celebration of the 2025 New Brunswick Day weekend. Everyone is welcome to come out and enjoy the fireworks beginning at 9:45 p.m. over Lower Cove. This year’s Canada Day festivities were a…
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Alternate-side Parking Changeover Is In Effect
Reminder: Alternate-side parking changeover is in effect tonight. Please note that due to construction, alternate side parking rules will be suspended in the following areas: Alternate-side restrictions Source City of Saint John
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Saint John Transit Detours North and West to City Centre, August 1, 2 and 3.
Beginning August 1, 2025, at 5:00pm, all bus routes traveling from West and North to City centre (Uptown) and eastbound will use King Street to Sydney Street, to their regular route. These routes include 1E, 15S, 3E, 9E and 23. These routes will return to the regular detour route using Water Street on Tuesday morning, August 5. Detours…
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Saint John Water Hosting Public Information Session For Upcoming McAllister Drive Watermain Renewal Project
The City of Saint John is preparing to begin Phase 1 of a critical watermain renewal project along McAllister Drive, from Mountain View Drive to Loch Lomond Road. This important infrastructure upgrade will help ensure the continued reliability of water service in the area by replacing aging infrastructure nearing the end of its service life. Construction is scheduled…
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Traffic Advisory: AREA 506 and International Culture Fest
The City of Saint John would like to advise the public of the following traffic interruption that will begin Friday, August 1 on Water Street. This closure is necessary to allow for food trucks, pedestrian foot traffic, and special events as part of the Area506 Music Festival and the International Culture Fest. Street name: Water Street…
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City Hours and Service Schedules for New Brunswick Day
The City of Saint John reminds residents that City Hall, Rothesay Avenue and Adelaide Street offices will be closed on New Brunswick Day, Monday, August 4. Saint John City Market: Open 10 am – 3 pm. Saint John Transit: No service on Monday, August 4. Transit will resume its regular hours on Tuesday, August 5. Here to…
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