Here’s a list of closures/cancellations because of the winter storm:
- Bay Ferries says today’s sailings of the Fundy Rose from Saint John to Digby at 8am and 2pm and from Digby to Saint John at 11am and 5pm are cancelled.
- Maritime Transit has cancelled several trips including Route 505 leaving Saint John at 11:15am, Route 803 leaving St. Stephen at 12:35pm, Route 506 leaving Fredericton at 2:15pm, Route 801 leaving Saint John at 2:50pm, Route 357 leaving Saint John at 3:35pm, Route 501 leaving Saint John at 5:30pm, and Route 500 leaving Fredericton at 7:30pm. Click here to see all the cancellations.
- Flights at the Saint John Airport have been cancelled. Click here to see the cancellations and delays.
- The Saint John Sea Dogs’ office is closed for today.
- Bingo at St Joseph’s Parish Thursday night has been cancelled.
- The supper at Outflow at 162 Waterloo Street has been cancelled.
- ONE Change centre will be closed today.
- New Brunswick Museum closing at noon.
- UNB Saint John will be closing at 1pm today
- Rothesay Common is closing at noon.
- Saint John Transit says because of road conditions, Route 30 isn’t travelling Mountain Road.
- Service New Brunswick is closing at 1pm
- All branches of the Saint John Public Library are closing at 1pm.
- Cardiac rehab at the Saint John Regional Hospital for this afternoon has been cancelled.
- SJ Energy offices are closed. For outages call 658-5252
- Kredl’s Corner Market is closing at 3pm
- Rothesay town hall and Rothesay arena are closed for the day.
- Saint John Transit is pulling buses off the roads at 5pm.
- McAllister Place is closing at 4pm.
- the City Market has closed for the day.
- All non-essential services within City Hall and its facilities have closed for the day.
- City arenas and community centres are closed for the day.
- Bay Ferries has let us know that the sailings of the Fundy Rose tomorrow from Saint John at 8am and from Digby at 11am have both been cancelled because of the weather.
Both Pet Corrals have closed as of 4pm. - No monthy dance tonight (JANUARY 5) in Queenstown
