Saturday, October 24, 2026
City of Saint John news today
Today in City of Saint John (Saturday, October 24, 2026): Lobster seizures; immigration program; Archibald murals. Also: Authorities seized 244 live and cooked lobsters across New Brunswick for violations; New Brunswick selected 63 immigration candidates for the Atlantic Immigration Program. Weather: Mostly clear today with temperatures between 1 and 11°C; winds up to 15 km/h.
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- Authorities seized 244 live and cooked lobsters across New Brunswick for violations.CTV News · · Around
- New Brunswick selected 63 immigration candidates for the Atlantic Immigration Program.CIC News · · Around
- Murals honoring Alice Jennings Archibald's legacy now displayed at New Brunswick park.Global News · · Around
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