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Saint John

Kevin McCann seated on a grey settee with yellow cushions on it, and with abstract art on the cream-coloured walls behind him.

City Council Ward 3 byelection candidate Kevin McCann hopes to bring his “business acumen” to local government

November 20, 2024

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Artist Sheryl Crowley standing in the Saint John City Market atrium, with a small selection of colourful disks displayed above her, produced by members of the community as a part of the Our True Selves project.

New art exhibit expresses community members’ sense of their authentic selves

November 19, 2024

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A young man smiling at the camera seated in a coffee shop, with a bare brick wall behind him.

City Council Ward 3 byelection candidate Adam Donnelly on the importance of community engagement

November 18, 2024

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Arty Watson seated in front of a window painted green, and a small section of red brick, with an exit door in the background

City Council Ward 3 byelection candidate Arty Watson on his reasons for running for the seat

November 15, 2024

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A woman seated at a desk in an office with framed certificates on the wall behind her along with hanging plants and a bookcase to the left side.

City Council Ward 3 byelection candidate Lisa Morris on what she hopes to bring to the council

November 14, 2024

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City Council Ward 3 byelection candidate P.J. Duncan on the issues facing Saint John

November 13, 2024

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City Council Ward 3 byelection candidate Ryan Moore talks about why he is running for office

November 13, 2024

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City Council Ward 3 byelection candidate Mariah Darling outlines their priorities

November 12, 2024

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Two young women stand in the middle of a studio with a variety of dresses and material in the background.

Saint John designer wins national fashion show for her dress made of toilet paper

November 8, 2024

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A residential yard with a partial view of a house on the right, overlooking an industrial landscape in the background. Three tall smokestacks with red and white stripes, along with power transmission towers, are visible, highlighting the proximity of heavy industry to residential areas.

Finding the balance between residential, business, and industry growth in Saint John — Mayor Donna Reardon

November 8, 2024

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Two images side by side showcasing development in Uptown Saint John, New Brunswick on a rainy day. The left image features a modern public gathering space with stone pathways, benches, landscaped greenery, and a view of cranes and industrial structures in the distance. The right image shows a city street with historical buildings, cars parked along the roadside, bare trees, a pedestrian, and a decorative clock. A large construction crane looms above, indicating ongoing development in the area.

Green space, granny suites and “two cranes in the sky”: Mayor Donna Reardon talks development in uptown Saint John

November 7, 2024

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A Saint John Transit vehicle parked outside a large garage bay, with another transit bus inside the garage undergoing maintenance. A mechanic is visible working on the bus, highlighting the service and upkeep process for the city’s public transit fleet.

The role of public transit in Saint John’s growing community: Interview with Mayor Donna Reardon

November 6, 2024

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