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Saint John Today – Sunday, November 8, 2026

Saint John Today – Sunday, November 8, 2026

Local News, Police, Weather, Fuel Prices, Harbour Tides & Sports

Good morning, Saint John!

Welcome to your Sunday community briefing from BevNice.ca.

Here is your roundup of local news, police announcements, weather conditions, New Brunswick fuel prices, Bay of Fundy tides and sports.


1. Saint John Police News

The Saint John Police Force’s latest published announcements include:

November 6 – Aggressive Driving Campaign

Police are preparing an aggressive-driving enforcement campaign running November 9–12, aimed at improving road safety.

November 6 – Public Safety Alert

Police have issued a reminder concerning imitation firearms and the potential dangers associated with displaying them in public.

November 4 – Theft Investigation

Police are asking the public for assistance identifying two individuals in connection with a theft investigation.

November 3 – Missing Youth Located

A missing youth reported November 2 was located, according to the police update.

For police information and further announcements:

https://saintjohnpolice.ca/

Emergency: 911
Police non-emergency: 506-648-3333


2. Saint John Weather – Sunday, November 8

A wet Sunday across the Saint John region.

Environment Canada’s forecast calls for periods of rain, with fog patches retreating toward the coast.

  • Sunday high: approximately 14°C.
  • Sunday night: cloudy with a 60% chance of showers.
  • Overnight low: approximately 3°C.
  • Wind: southwest, increasing to approximately 20 km/h with gusts up to 40 km/h.

Rainfall Warning

A yellow rainfall warning was issued November 7 for Saint John and County.

The warning forecast 50–80 mm of rainfall along the Bay of Fundy coastline through Sunday evening.

Residents should watch for water pooling on roads and in low-lying areas.

Check the current warning status before travelling.

Environment Canada:
https://weather.gc.ca/


3. New Brunswick Gas & Fuel Prices

Fuel prices remain an important concern for New Brunswick motorists and households.

The NB Energy and Utilities Board currently lists the following maximum prices:

Fuel Maximum price per litre
Regular gasoline – self-serve $1.724
Regular gasoline – full-serve $1.758
Mid-grade gasoline $1.871
Premium gasoline $2.017
Diesel – self-serve $2.615
Diesel – full-serve $2.649
Furnace oil $2.577
Propane $1.231

These are provincial maximum prices, not guaranteed prices at individual stations.

Check the regulator for the latest adjustments:

https://nbeub.ca/current-petroleum-prices-2


4. Bay of Fundy – Saint John Harbour Tides

The Bay of Fundy continues to provide one of the most remarkable natural tidal displays in the world.

Sunday, November 8

Tide Time (AST) Height
Low tide 4:44 AM 4.0 ft
High tide 10:50 AM 25.9 ft
Low tide 5:08 PM 3.0 ft
High tide 11:18 PM 24.8 ft

Monday, November 9

Tide Time (AST) Height
Low tide 5:25 AM 4.4 ft
High tide 11:30 AM 25.8 ft
Low tide 5:48 PM 3.2 ft
High tide 11:58 PM 24.5 ft

Official tide predictions:

https://tides.gc.ca/en/stations/00065


5. Saint John Local Sports

Saint John Sea Dogs

The Sea Dogs are scheduled for another road game today.

Sunday, November 8

Saint John Sea Dogs vs. Charlottetown Islanders

  • League: Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League
  • Location: Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
  • Scheduled start: 2:00 PM Atlantic Time

Saint John supporters can follow the game and team updates through the official Sea Dogs website.

https://chl.ca/lhjmq-seadogs/

Today’s Sea Dogs Watch Party

A community watch party is listed for the Sea Dogs versus Islanders game.

  • Time listed: 3:00–5:30 PM
  • Location: Check the event organizer’s listing.

Event information:
https://yoursaintjohn.ca/events/


6. Around Saint John – Community Events

There are several activities happening around the region today.

Sunday, November 8

  • Quispamsis Sports Cards and Collectibles Show – 10 AM to 2 PM.
  • Renforth Artisan Market – 10 AM to 4 PM.
  • St. Bridget’s Christmas Market – 1 PM to 4 PM.
  • Men of the Deeps – 60th Anniversary – Imperial Theatre, 7:30 PM.

Check event organizers for admission details and possible changes.

Community events:
https://yoursaintjohn.ca/events/


7. City of Saint John – Municipal Notices

Recent municipal announcements include:

  • Traffic advisory for Thornbrough Street.
  • Temporary stop closure notice at Irving Oil Field House.
  • Remembrance Day services scheduled for November 11.
  • Fort La Tour washrooms closed for the season.
  • Temporary closure of a section of Harbour Passage for drilling work.

Residents should check the City website for current traffic and service notices.

https://saintjohn.ca/en/news-and-notices


8. Looking Ahead – Monday, November 9

The weather is expected to improve.

  • A mix of sun and cloud.
  • High approximately 9°C.
  • Overnight low approximately 1°C.
  • Aggressive Driving Campaign begins.
  • Sea Dogs return to action later in the week.

A Thought for Sunday

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Saint John Today – Saturday, November 7, 2026

Saint John Today – Saturday, November 7, 2026

Local News, Police, Weather, Fuel Prices, Harbour Tides & Sports

Welcome to Saint John Today, your community news briefing from BevNice.ca. Here is what’s happening around Saint John and the surrounding area.


Saint John Police & Public Safety

The Saint John Police Force has published several recent public notices.

Recent announcements:

  • November 6: Aggressive Driving Campaign scheduled for November 9–12.
  • November 6: Public safety alert concerning imitation firearms.
  • November 4: Police seeking public assistance in a theft investigation.
  • November 3: Missing youth located following a November 2 notice.

For emergencies, call 911. For non-emergency police assistance, call 506-648-3333.

Official updates: https://saintjohnpolice.ca/news/

Saint John Weather

Saturday, November 7

Rain and unsettled weather are affecting Saint John and the Bay of Fundy coastline.

Environment Canada has issued a yellow rainfall warning.

  • Expected rainfall: 50–80 mm.
  • Heavy rainfall may occur at times.
  • Water may accumulate on roads and in low-lying areas.
  • Rain is expected to gradually taper off Sunday.

Sunday, November 8: Periods of rain, high near 11°C and low near 2°C.

Monday, November 9: Mostly cloudy with showers, high near 9°C.

Residents should exercise caution when travelling.

Weather information: https://weather.gc.ca/

New Brunswick Fuel Prices

New Brunswick’s regulated petroleum prices are an important consideration for motorists and households.

For the latest maximum prices for regular gasoline, premium gasoline, diesel, furnace oil and propane, consult the NB Energy and Utilities Board.

Official price listing: https://nbeub.ca/current-petroleum-prices-2

Prices can change with the weekly adjustment. Check the official listing before publishing specific figures.

Bay of Fundy – Saint John Harbour Tides

The Bay of Fundy is famous for its extraordinary tidal range.

Saturday, November 7

Tide Time (AST) Height
Low 4:00 AM 3.9 ft
High 10:08 AM 25.8 ft
Low 4:26 PM 3.1 ft
High 10:35 PM 25.0 ft

Sunday, November 8

Tide Time (AST) Height
Low 4:44 AM 4.0 ft
High 10:50 AM 25.9 ft
Low 5:08 PM 3.0 ft
High 11:18 PM 24.8 ft

Source: Canadian Hydrographic Service
https://tides.gc.ca/en/stations/00065

Times are Atlantic Standard Time. Tide predictions are not a substitute for local navigation information.

Local Sports – Saint John Sea Dogs

The Saint John Sea Dogs are on the road this weekend.

Saturday, November 7

  • Saint John Sea Dogs vs. Halifax Mooseheads
  • 7:00 PM Atlantic Time
  • Halifax, Nova Scotia

Sunday, November 8

  • Saint John Sea Dogs vs. Charlottetown Islanders
  • 3:00 PM Atlantic Time
  • Charlottetown, PEI

Follow the team for schedules, scores and news:

https://chl.ca/lhjmq-seadogs/

Around Saint John – Community News

Other municipal notices residents may wish to know about:

  • Traffic advisory for Thornbrough Street.
  • Remembrance Day services scheduled for November 11.
  • Fort La Tour washrooms closed for the season.
  • Temporary closure of a section of Harbour Passage for drilling work.

Municipal announcements:
https://saintjohn.ca/en/news-and-notices

Looking Ahead

As we approach Remembrance Day, Saint John residents are preparing to honour Canada’s veterans and those who served.

Keep an eye on the weather, allow additional travel time during heavy rain, and check local announcements for changes to community events.


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SAINT JOHN LOCAL NEWS — Friday, November 6, 2026

SAINT JOHN LOCAL NEWS — Friday, November 6, 2026

Police, Crime, Weather, Fuel Prices, Harbour Tides & Sports

SAINT JOHN, NEW BRUNSWICK — Here is your Friday community briefing, with the latest available local information and important updates affecting residents throughout the Saint John region.

1. POLICE & CRIME NEWS

The Saint John Police Force has issued a new public appeal.

Theft investigation — November 4

Police are asking for the public’s assistance in identifying two individuals in connection with a theft investigation.

  • Police file: 26-3010055
  • Release date: November 4, 2026
  • Residents with information are encouraged to contact police.

A missing youth notice issued November 2 was subsequently updated to report that the youth had been located.

Police contact information:

  • Emergency: 911
  • Non-emergency: 506-648-3333

Official police releases: https://saintjohnpolice.ca/

2. SAINT JOHN WEATHER — FRIDAY

A wet and unsettled weekend is ahead.

Environment Canada has issued a Special Weather Statement for Saint John and surrounding areas.

Friday’s conditions:

  • Current conditions: Fog and low visibility.
  • Temperature: Approximately 13–15°C.
  • Afternoon: Periods of rain.
  • Evening: Rain, possibly heavy.
  • Overnight low: Approximately 7–8°C.

Important rainfall warning:

Environment Canada says 40–80 mm of rain is possible across southern New Brunswick from Friday evening through Sunday night.

Heavy rainfall and possible thunderstorms could create localized flooding.

Residents should:

  • Check drainage around their properties.
  • Avoid driving through flooded roadways.
  • Watch for changing weather conditions.
  • Monitor Environment Canada alerts.

Weekend outlook:

  • Saturday: Rain, high approximately 7°C.
  • Sunday: Rain, high approximately 10°C.
  • Monday: Cloudy with showers possible.

Weather information: https://weather.gc.ca/

3. NEW BRUNSWICK FUEL PRICES

The following are the latest published provincial maximum prices, effective November 5, 2026.

Fuel Maximum price
Regular gasoline (self-serve) 180.8¢/L
Regular gasoline (full-serve) 184.2¢/L
Mid-grade gasoline 197.1¢/L
Premium gasoline 213.5¢/L
Diesel (self-serve) 265.4¢/L
Diesel (full-serve) 268.8¢/L
Furnace oil 262.0¢/L
Propane 120.9¢/L

These are regulated maximum prices, not necessarily the prices charged at every Saint John station.

Official information: https://nbeub.ca/current-petroleum-prices-2

4. BAY OF FUNDY TIDES — SAINT JOHN

Friday, November 6, 2026

Tide Time (AST) Height
Low tide 3:11 AM 3.9 ft
High tide 9:22 AM 25.5 ft
Low tide 3:39 PM 3.5 ft
High tide 9:49 PM 25.0 ft

Saturday, November 7:

Tide Time (AST) Height
Low tide 4:00 AM 3.9 ft
High tide 10:08 AM 25.8 ft
Low tide 4:26 PM 3.1 ft
High tide 10:35 PM 25.0 ft

The Bay of Fundy continues to demonstrate its remarkable tidal range.

Tide times are predictions. Actual water levels may vary with weather and other conditions.

Official tide tables: https://tides.gc.ca/en/stations/00065

5. LOCAL SPORTS — SAINT JOHN SEA DOGS

Sea Dogs enjoying a strong start to the season

The Saint John Sea Dogs defeated the Moncton Wildcats 3–1 on November 1 at TD Station.

The victory was Saint John’s third consecutive win at that point.

Game highlights:

  • Jamie Glance scored an empty-net goal with 37 seconds remaining.
  • Jabez Seymour recorded a goal and an assist.
  • Jayden Connors also scored.
  • Goaltender Sam Meloche stopped 23 shots.

The latest standings displayed by the league show the Sea Dogs with 9 wins, 7 losses and 20 points after 16 games.

Saint John hockey fans will be watching closely as the season continues.

League information: https://chl.ca/lhjmq/

6. CITY HALL & COMMUNITY NEWS

A few important municipal notices for residents:

Remembrance Day services

The City of Saint John has announced Remembrance Day services for November 11, 2026.

Residents are encouraged to attend and remember the men and women who served Canada.

Irving Oil Field House

A temporary stop closure notice was posted November 5. Residents using nearby transit services should check the city’s notice for details.

Fort La Tour washrooms

The City announced November 4 that the Fort La Tour public washrooms are closed for the season.

More municipal announcements:
https://saintjohn.ca/en/news-and-notices

7. LOOKING AHEAD

Things to watch around Saint John this weekend:

  • Heavy rainfall and possible localized flooding.
  • Changing road and driving conditions.
  • Local hockey and sporting events.
  • Remembrance Day preparations.
  • Updates from Saint John Police and municipal services.

YOUR SAINT JOHN COMMUNITY BRIEFING

That’s your Friday update from Saint John, New Brunswick.

Stay informed, drive safely, keep an eye on the weather and enjoy the weekend.

SAINT JOHN NEWS TODAY Wednesday, November 4, 2026

 

SAINT JOHN NEWS TODAY

Wednesday, November 4, 2026

1. Remembrance Day services announced for Saint John

Confirmed — City of Saint John

The City of Saint John has published its schedule of Remembrance Day ceremonies for Wednesday, November 11.

Residents are invited to attend services throughout the city.

Central Saint John

  • Location: TD Station, 99 Station Street.

  • Seating requested by 10:20 a.m.

  • Ceremony begins at 11:00 a.m.

West Side

  • Cedar Hill Extension Cemetery Field of Honour: 9:00 a.m.

  • Royal Canadian Legion Branch 69 Cenotaph: 11:00 a.m.

North End

– Public Gardens Memorial, 48 Seely Street: 2:00 p.m.

Parking at the Peel Plaza Parking Garage will be free on November 11 for residents attending the central ceremony.

Why it matters: Remembrance Day gives residents an opportunity to honour Canadian veterans and those who served in military conflicts and peacekeeping operations.

Source: City of Saint John – Remembrance Day Services