The C.E. Nick Nicolle Community Centre offers programs and activities for children, adults, and seniors, including recreation, wellness programs, and after-school services. It’s operated by The ONE Change Inc.

Formerly the North End Community Centre, it was renamed to honour the late Clayton (Nick) Nicolle. Nick dedicated 31 years to the city of Saint John serving in the Recreation department. Nick’s leadership resulted in the improvement and expansion of recreation facilities and the provision of leisure opportunities at the community and neighbourhood levels. He championed the development of some of the City’s notable recreation and sport facility landmarks, including the Hilton Belyea, Charles Gorman and Stewart Hurley arenas, as well as six community centres, including the North End Community Centre.

The Teen Resource Centre provides free services and programs to youth between the ages of 13-30 to equip them to provide the creativity, energy, and leadership that our community needs to grow and thrive.

The Crescent Valley Resource Centre (CVRC) is a neighbourhood-based facility serving the residents of Crescent Valley, Anglin Drive, and beyond. The CVRC offers free programming and services aimed at building leadership and resiliency in individuals and families, and promoting healthy and active lifestyles. Programs and resources aim to empower residents, help them live healthy lifestyles, and develop personal growth and leadership skills.

The H.O.P.E. Centre opened in 2010 to serve as a gathering place for community residents. Standing for Health, Opportunity, Pastoral, and Education, the H.O.P.E. Centre is active with pre-school and after-school programs, a wellness program, yoga classes, bingo, and community celebrations. 

Located minutes away from the Saint John Airport, the facility boasts a large ballroom fully-equipped with audio-visual equipment, and a commercial kitchen, making it a popular destination for events.

Open additional hours for scheduled events.

The Irving Oil Field House, in East Saint John, offers free inclusive community programming for all ages and abilities. Kinder Field for ages 0-5, Lego Club for ages 5-12, teen nights, and older adult socials are just some examples, with plenty of fun activities throughout the year for the entire family to enjoy.

This free service is sponsored by the City of Saint John. No membership is required for this program. Visit the Irving Oil Field House website for their "Inclusive Community Programming" schedule.

A parking ban may be called any time during the winter months when it is necessary for the safe and efficient removal or movement of snow or ice. 

There are two types of Parking bans in the City of Saint John:
1.    North, East, West (NEW)
2.    South Central Peninsula (SCP)

Once a parking ban has been declared, no person shall park a vehicle on the streets of Saint John where the parking ban is declared between the hours of 11:00 p.m. - 7:00 a.m. (South Central Peninsula) and 12:00 a.m. - 7:00 a.m. (North, East and West) of the day on which the ban has been declared. Any vehicles remaining on a street when the parking ban is in effect will be ticketed and/or towed at the owner’s risk and expense.

Temporary parking bans allow plow crews to push snow back to the curb or remove snow in it entirety on all streets to maintain access through all streets. This provides maximum street width for the purpose safe vehicular travel and storage for subsequent snow storm events. 

Public notification will be provided no later than 3:45 p.m. the day of the ban, and will be done through the following:

•    Recorded Information Line – 658-4040
•    News Media/Radio Announcements
•    City of Saint John website – www.saintjohn.ca

For further information on Temporary Overnight Snow Parking Bans, please call: 658-4455

To ensure that your commercial and residential construction, renovation or demolition projects are safe for their intended purpose, the Permitting and Inspection service staff review applications, issue building permits, and conduct inspections.  

Building and plumbing codes and related by-laws guide the permitting and inspection process.  Our goal is to ensure these standards are met; through education, mediation and, as necessary, through enforcement and prosecution.

Applications and submission packages for permits and licenses

• Accessory Building (Garage, Shed or Gazebo)
• Change of Use Development Permit
• Demolition
• Electrical Waiver
• Fences and Retaining Walls
• Flood Risk Area Development Permit
• Heritage Permits
• Industrial, Institutional Or Commercial Property
• Midrise Combustible Construction
• Minimum Property Standards Permit
• Plumbing Permit
• Residential Property
• Sign Installation
• Street and Sidewalk Related Permits
• Subdivision

Other Helpful Documents:

• General Application Form
• Building and Development Permit Process
• Research Request

Celebrating 100 years, the KBM Outing Association manages the local community centre. The Community Centre offers two large gathering rooms with accessible washrooms, full kitchen and licensed canteen. Outside, residents enjoy a fenced-in tennis court, playground, and grassy field for outdoor gatherings. The Centre has regular events to celebrate holidays and also offers a summer program managed by the Boys and Girls Club.

Hours: Scheduled events

Flat rate vs metered rate 

About 80% of our 17,000 customers pay a flat rate for their water and sewerage services. In a flat-rate system, customers pay the same amount for each residential unit regardless of the quantity of water used. By comparison, about 20% of our customers pay a metered rate. In this case, the customer has a water meter installed, which measures the occupants’ actual water usage, and charges them according to the exact amount of water consumed. 

Because a metered rate is a more fair and equitable system (low water users pay less than high users), Saint John water has experienced an increase in calls to be converted to the metered system. However, the implementation and administration of metering is complicated and expensive. Meter supplies are limited, each installation has to be read and serviced, and billing and collection considerations come into play. For these reasons, we have had to put further conversions on hold—for now.

Implementation of a universal metering program needs to be well planned, fully-resourced, and carefully managed. We are talking about 14,000 or so new installations. Once we have the resources and plan in place, we will be able to pursue our universal metering program in full.

Water payments 

The City of Saint John offers six different ways to pay your water bill.

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