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111 Water Street

Saint John, NB

E2L 0B1

Press Release-

Carnival Corporation & PLC Wins 2009 Port Award of the Year

available on-line

Press Release-

Saint John Welcomes

First Cruise Ship of 2009

available on-line

Press Release- Port Days

Keynote Address to be Delivered by Mr. Alan Buckelew, President & CEO of Princess Cruises

available on-line

Notice of Special

Examination

available on-line

2009 Cruise Terminal

Grand Opening

Registration Form

available on-line

Port Days 2009

Registration

available on-line

2008 Annual Report

available on-line

Press Release- Name the

Cruise Terminal

Competition Launched

available on-line

Notice of Annual Meeting available on-line

Public Notice - Dredging Service Fee Bylaw available on-line

Press Release- Princess Cruises CEO to Open Saint John Cruise Terminal available on-line

Press Release- Carnival Cruise Line Increases their Calls to Port of Saint John in 2009 available on-line

Press Release- Cruise Numbers and Container Traffic Increased in 2008 available on-line

Press Release- Saint John Port Authority Announces 2009 Cruise Schedule available on-line

2009 Cruise Schedule available on-line

2009 Tariff Notice and Schedule

available online

Irving Oil / SJPA Long Wharf Site Plan

Irving Oil / SJPA Long Wharf Artist Concept

Letters Patent available on-line

Dangerous Goods Permit

Welcome to the Saint John Port Authority

The Port of Saint John, the largest seaport in the Province of New Brunswick, handles an average of 27 million metric tonnes of cargo annually and is one of Canada's key ports recognized for its strategic importance to the nation's trade and economy.

Not only is the port an international seaport, it is also part of the critical infrastructure of the municipality and region, providing close to 3,000 direct and indirect jobs.

The Port is essential to New Brunswick's petroleum, potash, forestry and aquaculture industries and to its import and export trade. The Port also makes a significant contribution to the provincial tourism sector through increasing cruise business.

The port is a cornerstone of the Saint John community, a facilitator of trade and a part of Canada's transportation infrastructure, providing the marine gateway to global markets.

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