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Saint John
‘Fresh Art’ and Design Coming To The Saint John City Market
Kevin Goggan, who recently retired as a designer from Horizon Health, has set up shop in the market to sell his artwork and work on his other design projects.
Yuk Yuk’s Saint John Closing Its Doors
The Port City location of the Canada-wide comedy club franchise had been open for 19 months.
Saint John Area Hosts Top Young Players For World Under 17 Hockey Challenge
Four Saint John Sea Dogs players will compete in the tournament that has been a gateway to the NHL for top stars like Alexander Ovechkin, Connor McDavid and Auston Matthews.
How This Software Company Plans to Change Saint John’s Transit System
Botrow Technologies is developing a digital payment system that would allow riders more options to pay than exact change or purchasing a traditional punch monthly bus pass.
‘Thought I Was Dead For Sure’: Worker Recalls Escape From Refinery Explosion
First, Jonathan Wright heard a loud hissing. Then he was thrown to the ground and turned to see a wall of orange, as flames surrounded him and several other workers after a massive explosion at the Irving Oil refinery Monday morning.
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This Entrepreneur Wants To Make Saint John The World’s First ‘Sensory Friendly’ City
Christel Seeberger’s new business, Sensory Friendly Solutions, wants to help businesses and organizations better serve the growing number of people who experience sensory overload in their daily lives.
Saint John’s YMCA Wants To Help Businesses Embrace Newcomers
The organization has been offering a Cultural Intelligence course geared toward businesses and organizations looking to welcome newcomers to their teams.
Harbour Passage Extension Will Feature Public Art Piece With ‘Oversized Tin Cans’
Saint John has begun construction of an extension to Harbour Passage that will see the popular walking trail continue past the Queen Jubilee Cruise Terminal to the Tin Can Beach area in the South End.
Uptown Saint John Purchases Its Own Street Sweeper
Keeping the streets clean is a service typically provided by the municipality, but business improvement associations in Canada are now taking on these kinds of roles.
