SAINT JOHN TODAY
Local News & Community Update
Tuesday, November 10, 2026
Welcome to your daily Saint John update. Here is what’s happening around our city, including municipal news, police updates, weather, fuel prices, Bay of Fundy tides, traffic and local sports.
TOP LOCAL NEWS
1. Saint John Invites Local Artists to Participate in Public Art Collection
The City of Saint John is inviting local artists to become involved in its growing public art collection.
The initiative provides an opportunity to showcase local creativity and strengthen the city’s cultural identity.
Why it matters: Public art helps celebrate Saint John’s history, talent and community spirit.
Source: City of Saint John.
2. Remembrance Day Traffic Advisory
Motorists should prepare for traffic interruptions Wednesday, November 11.
Manawagonish Road will be closed to through traffic in both directions between Catherwood Street and O’Brien Street, including Coster Street.
- Date: November 11
- Time: 10:30 a.m. – 12 noon
- Location: Manawagonish Road
Drivers should use alternate routes and watch for pedestrians attending Remembrance Day activities.
3. City Services for Remembrance Day
The City has announced changes to municipal hours and operations for Wednesday, November 11.
Residents should check the official municipal notice before visiting City Hall or using municipal services.
SAINT JOHN POLICE UPDATE
The Saint John Police Force has announced several public safety notices.
Aggressive Driving Campaign – November 9–12
Police are conducting an aggressive driving awareness campaign to improve road safety and discourage dangerous driving behaviour.
Public Safety Alert – Imitation Firearms
Police have also issued a public warning about imitation firearms and the potential dangers associated with possessing or displaying them.
Theft Investigation
Police are asking the public for assistance in identifying two individuals connected with a theft investigation announced November 4.
Residents with information should contact the Saint John Police Force.
Official police website: https://saintjohnpolice.ca/
Emergency: 911
Non-emergency: 506-648-3333
SAINT JOHN WEATHER – TUESDAY
Environment Canada’s forecast:
- Tuesday: A mix of sun and cloud.
- High: 7°C.
- Tonight: Cloudy periods.
- Overnight low: 3°C.
- Wednesday: A mix of sun and cloud, high near 7°C.
November temperatures are settling into a more seasonal pattern. Dress warmly, particularly near the waterfront.
Official forecast: https://weather.gc.ca/
BAY OF FUNDY TIDES – NOVEMBER 10
Saint John Harbour – Atlantic Standard Time
| Tide | Time | Height |
|---|---|---|
| Low Tide | 6:04 AM | 1.45 m |
| High Tide | 12:09 PM | 7.81 m |
| Low Tide | 6:27 PM | 1.05 m |
The Bay of Fundy continues to experience some of the world’s most impressive tidal changes.
Always check current tide information before shoreline activities.
Official tide information: https://www.tides.gc.ca/
NEW BRUNSWICK FUEL PRICES
Latest published maximum regulated prices:
| Fuel | Maximum Price |
|---|---|
| Regular gasoline | $1.724/L |
| Mid-grade gasoline | $1.871/L |
| Premium gasoline | $2.017/L |
| Diesel | $2.615/L |
| Furnace oil | $2.577/L |
These are maximum regulated prices, not necessarily the prices at every local service station.
Source: New Brunswick Energy and Utilities Board.
SAINT JOHN SPORTS
Saint John Sea Dogs
The Sea Dogs are continuing their 2026–27 QMJHL season.
Their next listed home game is:
Thursday, November 12
Quebec Remparts vs. Saint John Sea Dogs
6:00 PM – TD Station
Check the team’s official schedule for updates and ticket information.
COMMUNITY CALENDAR
Today – November 10
The City of Saint John sign is being illuminated in recognition of World NET Cancer Awareness Day.
Tomorrow – November 11
Remembrance Day services and commemorations throughout the community.
Friday – November 13
BGC Greater Saint John’s Diamond Dinner Gala at the Saint John Trade and Convention Centre.
LOOKING AHEAD
This week, Saint John residents can look forward to:
- Remembrance Day ceremonies.
- Community events and charitable activities.
- Continued fall and winter preparations.
- Local sports and entertainment.
A THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
” A community is strongest when its people care about one another, respect their neighbours and take pride in the place they call home. ”
THAT’S SAINT JOHN TODAY!
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