A group of University of New Brunswick/Canadian Rivers Institute researchers (Allen Curry, Heather Hunt and Karen Kidd) have concluded a three-year study[1] on the Saint John Harbour, and the results were very positive. The main motivations for conducting this study were to establish a long-term environmental monitoring process for the entire harbour, and to collect […]
Saint John is set to celebrate Canada’s 150th anniversary, Port Saint John is also set to celebrate in honour of the sesquicentennial by extending Harbour Passage onto Long Wharf. The Long Wharf extension will add a 1km round trip to Harbour Passage. The extension will include interpretative displays, resting areas, and vantage points that will […]
On Thursday, April 27, Holland America Line’s ship Veendam kick started the 29th cruise season in Saint John. There will be a second kick off on Tuesday, June 6th with Royal Caribbean Cruise Line’s Grandeur of the Seas. “Our Port Saint John, operations group, Meet & Greet volunteers and business development and marketing staff have been working […]
This is a continuation of a feature we started earlier this year about ‘People Around the Port’. We wanted to highlight the many partner companies and stakeholders who contribute to a successful port in cruise and cargo. It is easy to assume that everyone who works here is a Port Saint John employee – but […]
Cruise season 2016 began May 9th and by the time the last ship casts off its lines on October 28th, 64 ships will have visited, bringing with them approximately 145,000 passengers and 57,700 crew. This year, the Port is experiencing a year-over-year 20% increase in cruise passenger traffic. Cruise ships have been visiting Port Saint […]
Pictured here: Dan Albert, tugboat captain for Atlantic Towing Limited at the Port of Saint John. Port Saint John is a busy place. Many people, doing many different jobs, all contribute to keeping things moving. It is easy to assume that everyone who works here is a Port Saint John employee – but that’s not […]
From left: Gary Doer, Co-chair of the Canada Institute Advisory Board at the Wilson Centre, former Ambassador to the United States and former Premier of Manitoba; Charlotte Bell, CEO, Tourism Industry Association of Canada; and Dr. Walter Kemmsies, Managing Director, Economist and Chief Strategist for the U.S. Ports, Airports and Global Infrastructure Group at Jones […]
April 5th marks Western Hemisphere Ports Day, a time to acknowledge our industry’s role in job creation and economic prosperity, and its commitment to education, training and environmental stewardship initiatives on behalf of the communities we serve across the Americas. Led by the American Association of Port Authorities and the Association of Canadian Port Authorities […]
Editor’s note: when we spoke to Lulu for this story, she mentioned how much she still loves the music of Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy – singers from the 1940s. If you’re so inclined, we recommend listening to one of their tunes while you read this blog post. Here’s a link to one of their […]
May 9th will see the first cruise ship of the season dock in Saint John harbour, and it will be the beginning of a busy season of calls. By the time the last ship casts off its lines on October 28th, 64 ships will have visited, bringing with them approximately 144,000 passengers and 57,700 crew. […]