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The second winter storm in less than a week has led to a long weekend for students in parts of southern New Br...

All schools in the Anglophone South School District are closed due to road conditions. Francophone South Schoo...

One of the buses in the Saint John Transit fleet. (Staff photo) The Saint John Transit Commission did not get prior approval to end the Hampton Comex service, according to the New Brunswick Energy and Utilities Board (EUB). Saint John Transit scrapped the weekday bus service to Hampton effective Jan. 1 after councillors in the town Marc Dionne, general manager of the commission, wrote to the EUB on Jan. 7 — several days after the service ended — and requested that its license be modified to reflect the change. In her reply to the commission on Jan. 12, chief clerk Kathleen Mitchell said...

One of the buses in the Saint John Transit fleet. (Staff photo) Expect to see more passengers on Saint John Transit buses again now that we are back in the orange phase. Saint John Transit says the passenger limit on transit buses is now at 50 per cent of normal capacity. Only nine passengers were allowed on at once under the red level of pandemic recovery. Effective January 27, 2021, seating capacity on Saint John Transit buses will be increasing as per the GNB Covid-19 orange phase. Capacity will be 50% of the seated capacity. #SJTransitAlert '); } return false; }); $('#comments .com...

Fewer people will be able to take the bus in Saint John under the Red level of pandemic recovery. Saint John Transit says only nine passengers will be...