Saint John News

C1 Crime Police probing two robberies The Saint John Police Force responded to two robberies Tuesday night, including one at the Petro-Canada gas station on Bayside Drive.

C1 Enforcement Operation Impact begins today The Saint John Police Force will begin Operation Impact today, running through Monday, as part of a national campaign to make Canada's roads the safest in the world ...

A 57-year-old Saint John man, whose breathalyser reading was nearly four times the legal limit, has been handed a longer sentence than the new federal legislation for repeat drunk drivers calls for.

C3 Prevention Fire department issues reminder The Saint John Fire Department is reminding the public to test their smoke alarms and batteries.

B3 Matt McCann for the TELEGRAPH-JOURNAL Saint John's housing market has posted one of the largest gains in Atlantic Canada, as the average price of two-storey homes rose 21.6 per cent to $291,788 over the last ...

C1 Survey Taxes stands out as major concern Death and taxes: Both are sure things and both cause plenty of concern with Canadians across the board.

C6 On Oct. 21 and beginning at 6:30 p.m., Market Square will host its fifth version of its Fall Gala in aid of breast cancer.

SAINT JOHN New Brunswick-based Moosehead Breweries is temporarily laying off about 50 employees until early November.

Conservative leader Stephen Harper sharply criticized U.S. lawmakers yesterday for their handling of Wall Street's fiscal crisis and, for the first time in his campaign, made a policy proposal in reaction to ...

A lack of knowledge about different fish species has cost a Saint John man $300. Michael Theriault was fined after pleading guilty to catching and retaining a small mouth bass at Lily Lake on June 3. It's ...

And with a wave of his hand, the path of the country was changed. Or maybe not. Prime Minister Harper's announcement that he'd be calling a fall election was met with somewhat lacklustre enthusiasm on the part ...

The day after a 79-year-old woman was struck an killed by an out-of-control Camaro that was police say driven by a 16-year-old, a flower-covered cross and pink roses had been placed on a lawn where the woman's ...

With the flu season just around the corner, the Saint John branch of the Victorian Order of Nurses is encouraging everyone to roll up their sleeves and get a flu shot.

Liberal candidates in Atlantic Canada are promising to maintain ferry services and relax unemployment insurance rules in a bid to win votes in the region.

C1 Assault Victim listed in serious condition A man who had been beaten was found in an alley between Metcalf and Main streets at 4:45 a.m. Saturday.

Fishermen along the southern coasts of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia tied up their boats and everyone braced for potent winds and rain as tropical storm Kyle bore down on the region late Sunday.

C5 Eric Kennedy The first Franco Buzz of the fall season had the palpable taste of a true homecoming on Sept.

The Elton John concerts presented in Halifax this weekend broke the two night attendance record at the Metro Centre.

Southern New Brunswick and southwestern Nova Scotia are battening down in anticipation of Kyle, the 11th named storm of the current hurricane season.

B1 Storm City prepares for heavy rains Saint John is bracing for a major storm for the second time in about three weeks.