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Fredericton woman goes to Saint John for a trail race and leaves a hero

Accessibility advocate disappointed in Saint John response to parking concerns

Haley Flaro said she's disappointed the city continues to defend its limited disabled parking.

Turning to frigid waters in the face of grief

Cambria Olding hopes more people will see the unconventional practice as a way to cope with personal hardship.

N.B. Museum will be transformational, says Saint John mayor

The New Brunswick Museum will boost Saint John's parking and pedestrian infrastructure, with a snow-ban lot for winters and lighted crosswalks. Construction work on the museum expansion is to begin in the approaching months.

Province wants to increase scrapyard fines, require fire safety plans

Questions raised about use of peace officers to patrol New Brunswick highways

Peace officers who work for the New Brunswick Department of Justice and Public Safety may be handling more of the non-commercial traffic enforcement on the province’s highways, but it’s not clear exactly how much they’re doing or where it’s happening.

Saint John's waterfront revitalization months behind Dec. 31 target

Saint John's long-awaited waterfront development will keep residents waiting a little longer.

St. Stephen declares state of emergency over homelessness

St. Stephen has declared a state of local emergency over community homelessness, just days after a death in a public space, which came to light in an emergency council meeting Monday night.

Finding healing, thread by thread: Saint John women sew creations that spark joy

A group of seven women in Saint John are stitched together through a new social enterprise while they work to break out of the cycle of violence, criminalization and homelessness.

Saint John mayor defends move to suspend two councillors for supporting strikers

Saint John Mayor Donna Reardon defended council's decision to suspend committee appointments to two councillors who are alleged to have supported striking city workers amidst negotiations.