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Author Stephen King celebrates his 76th birthday on Sept. 21, but to longtime Greater Bangor residents, he’s just Steve.

The Aquila Living Lab recently welcomed cruise tourism and tour operator representatives from Puerto Rico for an immersive training experience in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada, a first for the

Creating a pipeline for teachers to Jacksonvilles Garrison school was the thrust of a proposal presented to the Four Rivers Special Education District board.

Investments in new and existing tourism destinations are critical to improving the experiences of those who visit Saint John, according to panelists f...

Saint John, NB, Canada / Country 94 Jun 3, 2021 | 11:54 AM A fire damaged a building at Fort La Tour in Saint John on May 19, 2021. (Image: Elizabeth MacLeod) Saint John police continue to investigate a suspicious fire at the Fort La Tour historical site. Last week, police shared photos of two people they were looking to identify as part of the investigation. In a post made on their Twitter account Thursday morning, police said the two people have been identified. “Thank you all for your info...

In the wake of the suspicious fire at the historic Fort La Tour site along Saint John’s Harbour Passage, the group behind the re-development project is now raising funds to help recover from the incident.

Saint John police are seeking help identifying two men in connection with the suspicious fire at the Fort La Tour site last week.

The chair of the Fort La Tour Development Authority says they plan to rebuild after a 'suspicious' early-morni...

Posted: May 19, 2021 2:32 PM AT | Last Updated: May 19 Half the roof and most of the side of this building, part of a recreation of the historic Fort La Tour in Saint John, were destroyed by fire early Wednesday. (Julia Wright/CBC)