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Irving Oil wharf deal ruffles port workers

Irving Oil Ltd. is ruffling feathers over plans to enter into an untendered 99-year lease of prime federal waterfront property at the Saint John port in New Brunswick for the bargain-basement price of $10-million.

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Car insurance rates going up Moncton, Saint John

Drivers from Moncton, Saint John and the Acadian Peninsula in northeastern New Brunswick can expect their insurance rates to go up.

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Cruise ships surpass 1 million visitors to Saint John

When American tourist Helen Camper walked down the gang plank in Saint John Wednesday, she had no idea she was the millionth cruise ship passenger to arrive in the New Brunswick port city.

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test entry - Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada

Jump to the full entry & travel map Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada This is my first test entry to see if it all works from my mobile phone.

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Irving N.B. refinery operating at reduced capacity

The Irving Oil refinery in Saint John, N.B., was operating at reduced capacity on Wednesday following two small fires and gas leaks.

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Wherever are they going with this... (Impolitical)

Could it be the Digby-Saint John ferry service is about to get some federal bounty? Junior MacKay has been pushing New Brunswick to step up but it may be that the feds will just pour in the cash at this point. Who knows. But judging by the massive Conservative spending spree going on to fund the Conservative permanent election campaign, particularly in Nova Scotia of late (how much must we pay for...

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Fundi Fun - Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada

To celebrate our honeymoon we decided to take a cruise

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Fewer tourists visiting during height of N.B. summer season

Some business operators in the Saint John area are noticing the impact the price of gas is having on the arrival of tourists in what is usually the height of the summer season in New Brunswick.

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Buy shellfish from reputable dealers: New Brunswick health officials

Public health officials in Saint John, N.B., are warning people to buy their shellfish only from reputable dealers after several people got shellfish poisoning.

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Train News: Nail in the coffin of the Industrial Age?

NineShifter Michael Arbow of Saint John, New Brunswick, sends the recent CNN Money story suggesting that General Motors no longer be included in the Dow. And then Michael asks, "is this the nail in the coffin of the last century?"...

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Housing prices rise in Saint John

The usually flat real estate market in Saint John, N.B., is reaching heights the port city has never seen before, local realtors say.

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Government of Canada and Government of New Brunswick: Governments Take Action for Cleaner Air: Air Quality Alert System Launched in Saint John and Southern New Brunswick

SAINT JOHN, NEW BRUNSWICK (MARKET WIRE) Veteran's Affairs Minister Greg Thompson and New Brunswick Health Minister Michael Murphy today announced that the world's first Air Quality Health Index is now available to residents of Saint John, New Brunswick.

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TD Bank to hire 200 for Saint John call centre

New Brunswick has rung up 200 new jobs at the TD Bank Financial Group call centre in Saint John. The bank announced yesterday it will establish a new national claims response centre, adding to the 200 employees already working at its Saint John client service centre. The province is providing a forgivable loan of $5,600 for each of the 200 new jobs, a total of just over $1.1-million. TD (TSX) fell...