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Welcome
to Saint John
 Saint
John, the Fundy City, where it all begins. We're steeped in
history but we're primed for the future! For Saint John, it
began in 1785 when we became Canada's first incorporated city.
Two-hundred (plus) years later, we enjoy the historic architecture
and rich cultural heritage of our ancestors, the highest concentration
of arts, dining and entertainment in the Province (on our waterfront)
and a national and international reputation as a great place
to live and work. continued »
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A Good Read |
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Located in the heart of uptown Saint John in the newly restored heritage property at 16 King Street (CenterBeam Place, directly opposite the Delta Hotel), this bookstore carries an eclectic and wide-ranging selection. full article »
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| Canada’s First Public Library |
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A pleasing blend of historic and modern Saint John, Market Square is one of the primary tourist destinations. Today’s Market Square, a $100 million development, was completed and opened in May 1983. full article » |
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Moose! |
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Right beside the Boardwalk at Market Square in Saint John is a life-size bronze statue of a moose. It was created by Forest Hart for Moosehead Breweries, the original New Brunswick beer brewery. full article » |
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Provincial Publications Ltd. All rights reserved.
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The New Brunswick Coat of Arms
 The shield on our coat of arms, linking us with England, through the lion and celebrating our maritime location and shipbuilding prominence, was assigned by Queen Victoria in 1868. The other features were assigned by Queen Elizabeth II on Sept. 25, 1984, during a visit to Fredericton.
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