Ambitious Plan For City Centre Envisions 3,000 New Residents, 350 New Businesses
Saint John Common Council has voted to begin the adoption process of the city’s Central Peninsula Plan that has 30-year targets for residential, commercial growth.
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Saint John Artist To Celebrate 10 Years In Business With Biggest Project Yet
Sarah Jones’ art practice has come a long way from a little gallery/studio on Germain Street. Almost a decade later, she’s helping other artists in the region do what she’s done.
N.B. Municipalities Want Province-Wide Ban On Single-Use Plastic Bags
New Maryland councillor Alex Scholten says a provincial law will make it easier for businesses to adjust to a new practice that is better for the environment.
Charges Filed In Irving Oil Explosion
Irving Oil faces three charges were under the Occupational Health and Safety Act nearly a year after an explosion and fire at the refinery in east Saint John.
With “See Stories” Uber5000 Left His Mark on Saint John
The Nova Scotia artist shares an accelerated video documenting the process of creating the funky, colourful under-the-Fundy-Bay mural adorning Historica’s Parrtown Place on Grannan Street.
From Sri Lanka To New York, Millennia TEA Sets Its Sights On Growing Market
The Saint John-based producer of flash-frozen tea infused with anti-oxidant properties has raised $500,000 in investment capital and securted a spot in one of the world’s leading food startup accelerators.
Conservative Candidates Say They Would Better Support Local Fisheries
Liberal incumbent says her party has good relationships with coastal communities and has invested millions in fisheries infrastructure in St. Martins and in Alma.
Cooke Aquaculture Wins Developers Award For Restoring Synagogue Building
The global seafood company will be recognized at Saint John Region Chamber of Commerce Awards for renovating the former synagogue in the city centre into a corporate workspace for up to 60 employees.
BEA Atlantic Opens New Chapters, Helping Highlight Diversity In Architecture
Since launching its first chapter in New Brunswick in 2018, members of Building Equality in Architecture Atlantic (BEA Atlantic) say they have helped increased visibility of women in architecture through more chapters and events throughout the region.
How Catapult Transforms People’s Lives And Greg Hemmings’ Kitchen
Saint John filmmaker showcases how a local social enterprise transforms lives by filming a video series of them building a kitchen table for his new house.
