SAINT JOHN TODAY
Monday, November 9, 2026
Local News • Police • Weather • Fuel Prices • Tides • Sports
Welcome to Saint John Today, your daily community news briefing from BevNice.ca.
Here is what’s happening around Saint John and the surrounding region as we begin a new week.
1. SAINT JOHN POLICE & PUBLIC SAFETY
Aggressive Driving Campaign Begins Today
The Saint John Police Force is conducting an aggressive-driving enforcement campaign from November 9 through November 12.
Officers will be targeting:
- Excessive speeding
- Tailgating
- Unsafe lane changes
- Disobeying traffic signals
- Distracted driving
- Driving without due care and attention
Police are reminding motorists to slow down, use signals and allow sufficient following distance.
Other Recent Police Announcements
- November 6: Public safety alert concerning imitation firearms.
- November 4: Police seeking assistance in a theft investigation.
- November 3: Missing youth located.
No newer police media release was confirmed for this edition.
Police website: https://saintjohnpolice.ca/
Emergency: 911
Non-emergency: 506-648-3333
2. SAINT JOHN WEATHER – MONDAY
A Gradual Improvement in the Weather
Following a wet weekend, conditions are expected to improve around Saint John.
Monday, November 9
- High: 9°C
- Low tonight: 1°C
- Cloudy with a 60% chance of showers near noon.
- A mix of sun and cloud later.
- West winds around 20 km/h.
Tuesday, November 10
- High: 7°C
- Clearing in the morning.
- Overnight low around -1°C.
Wednesday, November 11 – Remembrance Day
- High: 5°C.
- A mix of sun and cloud.
- Overnight low around -3°C.
The significant rainfall warning issued over the weekend covered rainfall through Sunday evening. Check Environment Canada’s current alerts for any new warnings.
Weather forecast: https://weather.gc.ca/
3. NEW BRUNSWICK GAS & FUEL PRICES
The latest published maximum regulated prices from the New Brunswick Energy and Utilities Board are:
| 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 necessarily the prices at individual Saint John stations.
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 some of the world’s most impressive tidal changes.
Monday, November 9
| Tide | Approximate time (AST) | Height |
|---|---|---|
| Low | 6:00 AM | 1.4 m |
| High | Around noon | 7.8 m |
| Low | 6:00 PM | 1.0 m |
Tuesday, November 10
| Tide | Approximate time (AST) | Height |
|---|---|---|
| Low | 6:00 AM | 1.5 m |
| High | Around noon | 7.8 m |
| Low | 6:00 PM | 1.1 m |
Times and heights are rounded from hourly predictions. Consult the official tide tables for precise predictions.
Canadian Hydrographic Service:
https://tides.gc.ca/en/stations/00065
5. LOCAL SPORTS – SAINT JOHN SEA DOGS
Sea Dogs Sweep Weekend Road Trip!
Saint John hockey fans have something to celebrate.
The Saint John Sea Dogs defeated the Charlottetown Islanders 5–1 on Sunday, November 8.
This followed an impressive 6–2 victory over the Halifax Mooseheads on Saturday.
Sunday’s scoring included:
- Jamie Glance – two goals.
- Olivier Lemieux – one goal.
- Olivier Groulx – one goal.
- Matyas Cancik – one goal.
Goaltender Samuel Meloche stopped 23 shots.
The two victories give the Sea Dogs a strong weekend road trip and improve their record to 11-5-1-1.
Official team information:
https://chl.ca/lhjmq-seadogs/
6. CITY OF SAINT JOHN – IMPORTANT NOTICES
Thornbrough Street Closure Begins Today
A traffic advisory is in effect beginning Monday, November 9.
Location: Thornbrough Street, between Anglin Drive and Sandy Point Road.
- Duration: Five days.
- Closure: Through traffic.
- Businesses will remain open.
- Drivers should plan alternate routes.
Remembrance Day Traffic Advisory – November 11
Manawagonish Road will be closed to through traffic between Catherwood Street and O’Brien Street, including Coster Street.
Time: 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM.
The closure is for the Remembrance Day parade.
City Operations on Remembrance Day
The City has also published a notice concerning municipal hours and operations for November 11.
Check details before visiting municipal facilities.
City notices:
https://saintjohn.ca/en/news-and-notices
7. LOOKING AHEAD – REMEMBRANCE DAY
Wednesday, November 11, is Remembrance Day.
Across Saint John and throughout New Brunswick, residents will gather to remember the men and women who served Canada in times of war and peace.
At 11:00 AM, Canadians pause to honour those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
Lest We Forget.
A THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
“A strong community is built by people who care about their neighbours, respect one another and take pride in the place they call home.”
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