The appearance, safety, and integrity of buildings in Saint John have a direct impact on the lives of everyone in the City. It’s why the City of Saint John operates three specific programs that regulate the standards of properties and buildings in our communities, and enforce consequences for property owners who fail to meet the standards.  

Vacant and Dangerous Buildings Program

Vacant buildings can sometimes attract vandalism, arson, mischief, or criminal activity and these activities will devalue properties in an area. The Vacant and Dangerous Buildings program monitors vacant buildings throughout the City. Staff work closely with property owners to repair and reoccupy or demolish vacant buildings. When vacant buildings become a hazard to public safety, a Notice to Comply can be issued to the owner giving them a specified period of time to either repair or demolish the building and if the conditions are not remedied, the City has the power to demolish the building and send the costs incurred to the property owner.    

Community Standards Program

The Community Standards program focuses on issues that directly impact the aesthetics, enjoyment, and pride of a neighbourhood, including unsightly premises, zoning by-law issues, and general upkeep of properties. The primary focus of the program is on cleaning up unsightly properties throughout the City.  Staff work closely with property owners to encourage the voluntary cleanup of such properties. In instances where voluntary compliance cannot be achieved, a Notice to Comply can be issued to the owner, giving them a specified period of time to remove the unsightly conditions. If the conditions are not remedied, the City has the power to remove the unsightly conditions and send the costs incurred to the property owner.    

Minimum Property Standards Program 

The Minimum Property Standards Program enforces standards for the maintenance and occupancy of residential buildings in Saint John. These standards help to ensure the safety, health, and well-being of those who live in and use the properties—in other words, everyone who lives in the City. The Minimum Property Standards by-law applies to all residential properties in the City and provides the minimum standards expected for all housing in the City. Common issues that City inspectors are looking for include smoke alarms that are working and in the proper location, safe exiting, bedroom windows meeting minimum size requirements, and that there are no holes in fire separations between units. Applying the Minimum Property Standards By-Law should not increase tax assessments.

Saint John’s by-laws are there to help protect the health and safety of every resident. But in order to be effective, our by-laws need to be enforced. The City's first priority in enforcement work is education—to help our residents understand what is required of them. City staff investigate complaints and inspect properties to make sure the standards laid out in the by-laws are met. Wherever possible, staff work with residents to resolve violations. Only if education and cooperation fail does the city turn to penalties and fines. 

To report a by-law infraction, please choose the specific by-law below that your complaint is related to.

Animal Control

Vacant and Dangerous Buildings

Unsightly Premises

Sanitation

Noise Control

Zoning Standards

Minimum Property Standards

The Office of the City Clerk is the official link between Common Council and the public, and acts as secretariat for Common Council and its Committees. Duties of City Clerk include agenda preparation, recording of official minutes, administration and certification of City by-laws, and execution of all legal documents on behalf of the city. 

In addition, the Clerk has been designated by Council as “head” pursuant to the provisions under the Right to Information and Protection Privacy Act (RTIPPA).

Electronic agendas for Common Council and Committees are available in the calendar below.

Privacy

Thank you for visiting the City of Saint John website. Your privacy is important to us. To better protect your privacy, we provide this notice explaining our on-line information practices and the choices you can make about the way your information is collected and used at this site.

The Information We Collect

We may place a "cookie" on your computer. A "cookie" is a small file written to your computers' hard drive that records certain information about your Internet usage, such as your IP address, browser type, or domain name. This information is not linked to personally identifiable information.

Only the information that you provide, or the choices you make while visiting a website can be stored in a cookie. For example, the site cannot determine your e-mail address unless you choose to type it. Allowing a website to create a cookie does not give that or any other site access to the rest of your computer and only the site that created the cookie can read it. You may set your Internet browser preferences to notify you when you receive a cookie or decline acceptance of cookies.

The web server may automatically collect information about which pages you visit, as well as your IP address and domain name. We may use this information for various purposes such as tailoring our website content and assessing the amount of traffic to various parts of our website.

Disclosure of Personal Information

The City of Saint John will not sell, share, rent or disclose your personal data to any third party. We ensure that your personal data will not be disclosed to government institutions and authorities except if required by law or other regulation.

Links

Please note that the City of Saint John website contains links to other websites whose information practices may be different from ours. This privacy statement applies only to information collected by the City of Saint John website. Visitors should consult the other sites' privacy statements whenever interacting with any web site.

Security

We take precautions to protect our users' information. Only authorized personnel of the City of Saint John, who need the information to perform a specific task (for example, responding to your request for information) are granted access to personally identifiable information and are only allowed access to it when absolutely necessary, and then under strict legal guidelines as to what use may be made of such information.

Although we take appropriate measures to safeguard against unauthorized disclosures of information, we cannot assure you that personally identifiable information that we collect will never be disclosed in a manner that is inconsistent with this Privacy Statement.

How to Contact Us

If you have any questions or concerns about the City of Saint John on-line policy for this site or its implementation, you may contact us at cityclerk@saintjohn.ca.

The safety of citizens, property, and the environment is critical. But in the event of an emergency, safety is much more challenging to ensure. It’s exactly why Saint John has an Emergency Management Organization (SJ-EMO) - dedicated to maintaining resident safety and minimizing the impact of emergencies. The SJ-EMO coordinates emergency planning, response, and recovery to natural and man-made disasters for the City of Saint John.

The SJ-EMO works cooperatively with a wide range of partners, including the citizens of Saint John. Our vision is for the City to be a disaster-resilient and sustainable community in which we cultivate and create a community-based emergency preparedness culture. Together, through education, communication, planning and action, we can face the unexpected with confidence.

The key to reducing the effect of an emergency on your life is to think about their potential impact and what you can do to reduce it—before an emergency occurs.

In Saint John, the following types of emergencies are possible or even likely. Click each to learn how you can prepare for that specific event.

• Flood
• Strong winds
• Power outage
• Severe storm
• Storm surge
• Wildfire
• Contagious disease
• Hazardous material

Be prepared

Prepare yourself and your family to be self-sufficient for at least three full days (72 hours). 

For your home

• copy of your emergency plan
• water and food
• manual can opener
• wind-up or battery-powered flashlight
• wind-up or battery-powered radio
• extra batteries
• first aid kit
• extra house and car keys
• cash – small bills and change
• special items such as formula, pet food, prescriptions, medication, etc.

For your vehicle

• blanket
• extra seasonal clothes and footwear
• first aid kit and seatbelt cutter
• water and snacks (e.g., energy bars)
• wind-up or battery-powered flashlight
• wind-up or battery-powered radio
• extra batteries
• list of contact numbers
• small shovel, scraper, and brush
• warning lights or road flares
• tow rope and jumper cables
• sand or salt
• whistle

Make a plan

Before starting your home emergency plan, you will need to think about:

• safe exits from your home and neighbourhood
• designated person to pick up your children should you be unavailable
• contact persons close by and out of town
• health information and special health needs
• place for your pet to stay
• location of your fire extinguisher, water valve, electrical box, gas valve, and floor drain

River Watch 2023

Living near the St. John and Kennebecasis river systems, next to the highest tides in the world, can pose higher risks for some Saint John residents. In recent years, flood levels have surpassed the highest ever recorded for an entire century.

Flooding can have devastating effects on buildings and other structures, including bridges, sewerage systems, roadways, and canals, not to mention personal property. Visit this page often for up-to-date information and resources when flooding or risk of flooding is reported.

Report damage

Residents affected by flooding are urged to report damage by calling 1-888-298-8555 or by registering online.

Apply for financial assistance

If you have experienced damage of personal property due to flooding, you may qualify for financial assistance.

Satellite Disaster Financial Assistance (DFA)

Service New Brunswick

15 King Square North

Saint John, NB

Monday – Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.; Saturday 9:00 a.m. – noon. 

You may also qualify for assistance from the Canadian Red Cross. Call 1-800-863-6582.

In every modern community, it’s a shared responsibility between residents and the municipality to effectively, efficiently, and sustainably deal with waste. In Saint John, curbside collection of residential refuse and compost is provided by our Solid Waste and Compost Collection Service. The City also works closely with the Fundy Region Solid Waste Commission, ACAP, and other organizations to engage and educate the public about the importance of environmental responsibility. When we all work together to reduce our waste and recycle more, we minimize our impact on the planet, and make our waste collection services more sustainable.

Update (May 1, 2024): Provincial recycling program now in effect for Saint John

The City of Saint John would like to make residents aware of changes to curbside recycling collection services.  As part of the Province of New Brunswick’s recently expanded Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) program, management of all curbside recycling collection will become the responsibility of a third-party service provider, Miller Waste, beginning May 1.

All recycling collection inquiries should be directed to Miller Waste including replacement totes, schedules and missed collections:

Phone: 1-833-644-1163

Email: nb@millerwaste.ca
A non-profit called Circular Materials (https://www.circularmaterials.ca/) is coordinating this EPR expansion. The recycling collection service provider for Saint John is Miller Waste.

What residents need to know about their curbside recycling collection

• As of May 1, residents will have new curbside recycling pickup dates and times. Collection schedules will be managed and implemented by Miller Waste and details about the changes are expected to be communicated by Circular Materials in the coming days.
• The ReCollect app is currently being updated and will still be available and the best source for determining your pickup day. In the meantime, residents can go to NB Recycling Guide_CitySaintJohn to find your recycling schedule.
• There will be no changes to the types of materials that can be recycled under the new program.
• There are no changes to collection of your garbage or compost as a result of this program.

The change comes as a result of the Province of New Brunswick’s expansion of the EPR program to paper and packaging under the Designated Materials Regulation and is being implemented in municipalities throughout the province.

Improved curbside garbage and compost collection services are now underway with the enhanced Waste Wise Program. 

Program Highlights:

Garbage bag limits:

• • One full city-issued garbage cart (approximately two large garbage bags)
  • For households that will not receive a garbage cart and will continue to receive bag collection (South-Central Peninsula, Old North End and Waterloo Village):
    • A limit of one bag per weekly pickup
       
• Garbage Bag Tags for excess garbage:
  • Bag tags are required when allowable garbage bag limits are reached and additional bags need to be used.
  • Bag tags can be purchased for $2 per tag at the City Hall Customer Service Centre and other locations across the city. Find a full list of vendors HERE or seen below.
  • Bag tags are available for purchase at locations across the City including City Hall.

*Residents may request bag tags to be mailed to them by contacting the Customer Service Centre at 506-658-4455. A minimum order of one full sheet (13 tags) and payment by credit card is required.

• Curbside compost will continue to be offered under the new program.
   
• The bulky items pick-up service will continue to be offered to all customers, by appointment, by contacting Customer Service at 506-658-4455.   

Urban bag tags

Residents who live in the South-Central Peninsula, Old North End and Waterloo Village areas of the city will be required to place an urban bag tag on their garbage bags prior to pickup.

Urban bag tags are mailed to residents living in those areas twice a year in January and July. 

Medical Waste Support Program

Do you or someone in your household have a medical condition that results in additional waste that cannot be recycled?

The City of Saint John’s Medical Waste Support program is designed to assist those who regularly need to dispose of extra garbage due to medical reasons.  For those who qualify, the program provides garbage tags for 52 additional bags tags per year at no cost.

To protect your privacy, all tags provided are standard City of Saint John Excess Garbage Bag Tags. Applications are accepted throughout the year and must be renewed annually.

How to apply and program details:

• Download and complete the (PDF). The form must be signed by a Physician or Nurse Practitioner before it is returned to the City as outlined in the application.
• Only paper copies of this form will be accepted.
• If you do not access to a printer, you can call 506-658-4455 and arrange to have a form mailed to you.
• Once received, the application will be reviewed for accuracy. Incomplete forms will be returned to the applicant.
• If there are multiple residents who live in the household requiring extra tags, a separate form must be filled out for each resident.
• If approved, 52 City of Saint John excess garbage bag tags will be mailed to the address provided.
• This program excludes personal protective equipment (PPE).

Applications must be renewed annually on the anniversary date of the applicant’s program approval by filling out a Medical Waste Support Renewal Form (PDF). The application renewal date will be provided in a letter that accompanies the tags. 

Please visit the "Related Documents" section of this page for application forms.

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We can all make improvements in the amount of waste we generate in our lives, and become more responsible for our waste. Waste Wise Saint John is an initiative that aims to help residents reduce waste through education, resources, and enforcement. 

Composting

Composting reduces landfill waste, thereby extending the life of the landfill. Plus, animals and birds will not be attracted to your garbage if there is no food product in it, which makes for cleaner properties and streetscapes. But did you know that it even makes economic sense to compost? The FRSC fee for compost is $40 per metric tonne, compared to the $108 per tonne of garbage. We save money and help save the planet when we compost.

For composting tips, please visit the Fundy Regional Service Commission website here.

Recycling

You can reduce household waste by nearly 50 per cent when you recycle!

Household electronics can be recycled at the Crane Mountain Landfill Hazardous Waste Depot and at other depot locations throughout the city. This is a free program.

For more recycling information including a blue bin map, visit Fundyrecycles.com.

Preventing a mess

You can help prevent garbage from making a mess of yards, sidewalks or streets. Secure your containers during inclement weather, and cover your garbage with an old blanket or tarp to prevent animal and bird interference—crews will leave your covering behind when they clear your street. Remember, you are responsible for your garbage and any loose refuse resulting from weather, animals, or otherwise.

Have a large, bulky item that needs to be disposed of? If you’re a residential collection customer, you can arrange to have it picked up by the city at no cost. A bulky item means large household items such as furniture, mattresses, bed springs, boxes, barrels, pieces of fencing, barbecues, carpets, etc. 

Bulky items do not include electronics, household hazardous waste, or large household appliances* such as refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, stoves, washers, and dryers. For information on disposal of these items, please contact the Crane Mountain Landfill at 506-738-1212 or visit the Fundy Regional Service Commission website, HERE.

A single family residence is allowed up to 3 bulky items per pickup, two times per year.

Property owners with 2-4 units are allowed up to 6 bulky items per pickup, twice per year.

You must preregister each item for this service by calling 658-4455 between 8:30 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. Customer Service Staff will call you back with an assigned pick up date. Be sure your items are curbside on that date by 7:00 a.m.

Once the gifts are opened and the parties are over, it’s time for the Christmas tree to move on. To help you, the City will once again be offering its free and convenient annual Christmas tree drop-off program in the new year. Please ensure all decorations have been removed from your tree prior to dropping it off. All sites will be open from January 1 to January 12, 2024.

Site locations:

• Charles Gorman Arena – 80 University Avenue, North
• Crescent Valley – Between 30 and 38 Taylor Avenue, North
• Peter Murray Arena – 711 Dever Road, West
• Forest Hills Ball Field – 651 Westmorland Road, East
• *Old Sugar Refinery – 330 Charlotte Street, South/Central Peninsula

*South/Central Peninsula residents are advised that the specific drop-off site commonly referred to as the “Old Sugar Refinery” is located at the very end of Charlotte Street and Vulcan Street. Trees are not to be deposited at the Bulk Terminal Truck Entrance or any other location on Port Saint John property.

Look for the designated area at each location. Sites will be plowed and maintained for the safety of the public and workers.

If you are unable to drop off your Christmas tree to a designated site, you can:

• Remove all decorations and trim
• Delimb the tree and cut up the trunk and branches into manageable blocks (must be no longer than four feet and must be smaller than the diameter of two inches)
• Place blocks and branches in your compost cart for removal on your regular garbage and compost collection day.

We thank you for your cooperation.

Household hazardous waste is waste that has the potential to harm health and safety, or the environment. Hazardous waste includes items such as batteries, oil-based paint, motor oil, pesticides, poisons, drain cleaners, fuel, and bleach. Disposal of these items requires special care, so they can’t be included in regular garbage pickup. Household Hazardous Waste is accepted—free of charge—only by the Fundy Region HHW Depot at the Crane Mountain Landfill. 

Note, that all containers must be 20 litres or less, and you must bag and identify broken glass. 

See a full list of hazardous waste accepted

Construction and demolition materials are not accepted at curbside collection. Crane Mountain Landfill accepts demolition and construction material for $28.00 a ton or minimum $5.00 for up to 180 kg.  

Please visit Fundyrecycles.com for more information, or call 506-738-1212.

Approximately 370 illegal dump sites are reported to the city annually—about one illegal dump per day. This must stop. Illegal dumping is a significant problem for Saint John, and it affects of all of us. Not only are illegal dumps an eyesore in our community, but cleaning them up costs taxpayers upwards of $70,000 per year. It’s why illegal dumping is an offence that comes with heavy penalties. Fines range from $500 to $20,500 for individuals, and from $1,000 to $1 million for companies. 

Contact Customer Service to report an illegal dump site.

Cash fare per ride

Adult Cash Fare (age 15 and over) $2.75

Senior Citizen Cash Fare (65 and over) $2.50

Child Cash Fare (age 6 to 14) $2.50

Child Cash Fare (age 5 and under) First 3 Children Free ($2 each after)

Exact change only. Children under the age of five (5) must be accompanied by an adult. 

Monthly passes

Monthly passes offer unlimited bus rides for a whole month, from the 1st day of the month showing on the card until the last day of that month. 

Monthly Adult Pass $77.00 (approx. $1.54 per ride)

Monthly Student Pass $66.00 (approx. $1.32 per ride)

Monthly Senior/Child Pass $55.00 (approx. $1.10 per ride)

Monthly Passes are non-refundable and cannot be exchanged. Be sure to sign the back of your card. Employers and educational institutions can pass on even greater savings by participating in the Employer Sponsored Monthly Pass Program.

Transcards

You can purchase a Transcard with 10 or 20 rides, for a lower fare per ride.

Adult

20 rides - $50.00 ($2.50 per ride)

10 rides - $25.00 ($2.50 per ride)

Senior Citizen/Student

20 rides - $44.00 ($2.20 per ride)

10 rides - $22.00 ($2.20 per ride)

Transcards are non-refundable, cannot be exchanged, and have no expiry date.

Where to buy monthly passes

North

Regional Hospital Gift Shop

University Avenue

  Shoppers Drug Mart Lansdowne Avenue

  UNB (Saint John) Book Store University Avenue

 Movie Tyme Lansdowne Avenue

  Jean Coutu 35 University Ave.

Uptown Shoppers Drug Mart Crown Street

  City Hall Uptown Pedway

  Lawton's Drugs Brunswick Square

  Howard’s Tobacco King's Square

  Heroe's Beacon 25 Charlotte Street

  Lotto Booth - Prince Edward Square

 100 Prince Edward

East Customer Care Kiosk McAllister Place

  Byway Convenience Loch Lomond Mall

  NBCC (Saint John) Book Store Grandview Avenue

  Shoppers Drug Mart Westmorland Road

  Saint John Transit Office 55 McDonald St

  Lawton's Drugs

 McAllister Place

 West Snacks King Street 

  Fundy Heights Convenience Dunn Avenue

  Lawton’s Drugs 107 Catherwood St

  Newsmart Lancaster Mall

  Shoppers Drug Mart Lancaster Mall

Grand Bay Guardian Drugs  

Where to buy transcards

North

Regional Hospital Gift Shop

University Avenue

  Shoppers Drug Mart Lansdowne Avenue

  UNB (Saint John) Book Store University Avenue

  Movie Tyme Lansdowne Avenue

  Jean Coutu 35 University Avenue

Uptown Shoppers Drug Mart Crown Street

  City Hall Uptown Pedway

  Lawton's Drugs Brunswick Square

  Howard’s Tobacco King's Square

  Heroe's Beacon

25 Charlotte Street

  Lotto Booth - Prince Edward Square

100 Prince Edward

East Customer Care Kiosk McAllister Place

  Byway Convenience Loch Lomond Mall

  NBCC (Saint John) Book Store Grandview Avenue

  Shoppers Drug Mart Westmorland Road

  Willow Grove Convenience 498 Route 111

  Saint John Transit Office 55 McDonald St

  Lawton's Drugs

McAllister Place

 West Snacks King Street 

  Fundy Heights Convenience Dunn Avenue

  Lawton’s Drugs 107 Catherwood St

  Newsmart Lancaster Mall

  Shoppers Drug Mart Lancaster Mall

Grand Bay Guardian Drugs  

Comex rapid transit service provides fast commuter bus service, Monday to Friday. Morning service runs from Rothesay, Quispamsis, and Hampton to uptown, and after-work service runs in the opposite direction. Each bus can remove 40 cars from the road, eliminate the need for forty parking spaces in uptown Saint John, and reduce overall CO2 emissions in our city.

Fares (all ages)

Cash $4.00

10 ride punchcard $38.00

20 ride punchcard $68.00

Monthly pass $125.00 (plus, transfer to regular Saint John Transit buses for free.)

Monthly Passes and Punch Cards are non-refundable and cannot be exchanged. Monthly Passes are valid from the 1st day of the month showing on the card until the last day of that month. Transcards have no expiry date.

Download the Kennebecasis Valley schedule

Download the Hampton schedule

Download the Quispamsis schedule

Where to buy Comex Monthly Passes and punchcards 

Hampton Five Son's Video and Convenience Store

Quispamsis

Town Hall

Shoppers Drug Mart

Saint John Cashier's Office, City Hall

Lawton's Drugs (Brunswick Square)

Howard's Tobacco (King's Square)

Heroe's Beacon (Charlotte St.)

UNB (Bookstore)

Newsmart (Lancaster Mall)

Saint John Transit (55 McDonald St.)

Lotto Booth (Prince Edward Square Mall

Saint John Transit offers a 10% discount for companies who purchase 20 or more monthly passes for their employees. Many companies choose to pay a portion of the discounted price to create even more of a perk for employees. By offering discounted monthly passes, you improve employee recruitment and retention, help reduced demand for employee parking, and help your employees contribute to a more sustainable Saint John.

Both Comex passes and regular monthly passes are available. Offer is valid only if Saint John Transit can bill the participating company directly.

Saint John Transit is committed to servicing the entire community by providing services that make public transportation easy, safe, and reliable for the mobility impaired.

Saint John Transit’s low-entry buses have the unique ability to drop to the curb and extend a ramp. Low-entry buses are wheelchair accessible and allow our passengers to board buses without climbing a single step. So, passengers with mobility impairment, who typically find it difficult to board the bus, can enjoy the benefits of public transportation. For planning purposes, check to see if the route you will be traveling uses a low-entry bus. 

For residents with physical disabilities who are unable to use regular public transportation, even a low-entry bus, Independence Plus Inc. provides Saint John Accessible Transit.

To make sure that travel by transit is comfortable and pleasant for every passenger, riders are asked to obey the following common-sense rules.

• Passengers are allowed to ride with bags and other items that they’re able to carry. Please ensure your items are not left in the aisles, and are not taking up an extra seat.
• Animals are allowed on the bus only in enclosed, secure carriers. Service dogs do not need to be enclosed.
• Bicycles cannot be taken onto the buses, however, a growing number of our newer buses now have special bike racks mounted on their fronts.
• No smoking is allowed on the bus or in bus shelters.
• When waiting for your bus, remain at marked bus stops and transit shelters.
• You may exit the buses only at marked bus stops. However, after dark, passengers may request the bus to stop between stops for safety reasons.
• If you notice another passenger in need of medical assistance, please immediately advise the driver who will radio emergency personnel to assist.

The Parcobus Park & Ride is a parking lot for commuters who want to car pool, or take transit. Simply park your car for the workday and ride in with coworkers, or take the bus. An easy way to help avoid bringing even more cars into uptown core.

Find the Parcobus Park & Ride lot at 4347 Loch Lomond Road - St. Joseph's Church

Whether you have visitors in town and you'd like to show off your city, or you just want to get to know your own city a little better, a city bus tour is a fun way to explore. Tours visit many attractions throughout Saint John, including Reversing Falls and the Old City Market.

Saint John Transit offers two 2-hour guided tours of Historic Saint John throughout the cruise season—on cruise ship days, from April to October. Pick up/drop off location is just up the street from the cruise terminal on Water Street. All tours are first come, first served, and presented in English. 

Tour times

10:00 a.m. – noon

12:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. 

Times are based on cruise ship arrival times and may have to be adjusted accordingly.

Cost (cash only)

Adults $30.00 Canadian or $25.00 US

Kids 6 to 15 $15.00 Canadian or $10.00 US 

Kids under 5 FREE

Saint John Transit offers convenient and economical Charter Service in and around the city. With friendly drivers who are familiar with the area, the Charter Service is ideal for group travel. It's a fun idea for your next office party, birthday party, convention, sporting event, wedding, school field trip, or family reunion.

To schedule a charter, and for rates for charters outside of Saint John, please call Saint John Transit.

Rates for trips within Saint John (+HST)

Hourly: $185.00/hr  (Minimum charge $200.00)

3 Hour City Tour with Commentary $550.00

Cancellation Charge $100.00 (less than 24 hr notice)

A deposit may be required (please inquire when booking)

When you advertise with Saint John Transit you reach your customers—the people of Saint John. It’s not just transit users who see your message. Anyone using Saint John’s streets—drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians are exposed to a lot of transit advertising. Saint John Transit has partnered with Pattison Outdoor Advertising for all bus advertising, including the outside of buses, inside buses, bus shelters, and  bus wraps. 

Banner poster advertising is available on the outside and inside of most Saint John Transit buses—panels come in various sizes and can be purchased for various lengths of time. Saint John Transit Shelters are a very visible place for your message. And Saint John Transit bus wraps provide a unique and unmissable way to get your message seen. Typical investments can broadcast your ad for up to thgree years with hundreds of thousands of impressions. Each wrap is a one-of-a-kind advertisement that helps your organization stand out.

Please inquire for pricing and availability.