Nearly high tide at the new steps leading into Market Slip at the newly opened Gathering Place (Ihtoli-maqahamok).

  The Harbour Passage cranberry trail now leads to Tin Can Beach in the south end. 

  The arrival of two container cranes to the Port of Saint John reinforces the recent talk that Saint John's industrial harbour is growi...

 

Fort Latour:    The new painting that hides with the tide:

  I'm not convinced that this fort is going to keep the harbour safe from marauders.

It begins.

The new Fort Latour replica is progressing well.

Late last year, the City decided to move forward with demolishing the Coast Guard Building to make way for some future development ( link t...

I wonder what we will learn about Fort Latour when this new interpretation area is finished.

  Demolition continues on the Coast Guard site.

After many years of promised development on the Coast Guard Site on Water Street, site work and demolition have begun.  One can hope ...

Earlier this year a new section was added to Harbour Passage along the western edge of Long Wharf. The addition was completed by Port Saint...

I noticed this roof near the Fallsview Avenue park near the Reversing Rapids. The roof looks like the interpretation areas along Harbour Pa...