N.B. news: Saint John gardeners worried about contaminated soil
The New Brunswick Department of Health says there is no risk to public health in terms of soil contamination in Saint John, but residents still have concerns.
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The New Brunswick Department of Health says there is no risk to public health in terms of soil contamination in Saint John, but residents still have concerns.
AIM has not operated on it’s port property since having it’s salvage dealers license suspended following a fire in September.
American Iron & Metal is taking the province to court over its salvage dealer licence being revoked at its Saint John harbourfront scrapyard.
Premier Blaine Higgs says he doesn't believe American Iron & Metal will ever be allowed to operate its scrapyard on the Saint John waterfront again.
Saint John, N.B., residents say they're hopeful American Iron and Metal's operations along the city's waterfront stay suspended in 2024.