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Welcome to Saint John
Saint John, the Fundy City, where it all begins. We're steeped in history but we're primed for the future! For Saint John, it began in 1785 when we became Canada's first incorporated city. Two-hundred (plus) years later, we enjoy the historic architecture and rich cultural heritage of our ancestors, the highest concentration of arts, dining and entertainment in the Province (on our waterfront) and a national and international reputation as a great place to live and work. continued »

Fun On The Water!
Buccaneers On The Bay

This summer come and jump right in to a season on the water in the Greater Saint John region, which has some of the Maritime region's best thrills for water enthusiasts. full article »

Explore Saint John
East Point Shopping

Every city has a bunch of great things to keep a visitor hopping but what's the best way to find them all? full article »

Taste Saint John

Whether you're in it for the food, the drink, the views or the people watching, there's plenty of reason why restaurant patios do a brisk business in the summer months. full article »


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The New Brunswick Coat of Arms

The shield on our coat of arms, linking us with England, through the lion and celebrating our maritime location and shipbuilding prominence, was assigned by Queen Victoria in 1868. The other features were assigned by Queen Elizabeth II on Sept. 25, 1984, during a visit to Fredericton.