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Where to take your Christmas tree?

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Saint John’s annual Christmas tree drop-off program now underway

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 of Saint John 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 11, 2025.

Site locations:

  • Charles Gorman Arena – 80 University 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

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.
  • Mark Downey started in radio broadcasting in 2001 when NB Broadcasting, now Acadia Broadcasting launched a Country Radio station in his hometown of St. Stephen. He's the morning show host of 98.1 Charlotte FM and the mid-day host on Country 94. On Sunday evenings, Mark also hosts the classic country show, The Weekend Jamboree. He owns his own mobile Wedding DJ Business performing at hundreds of weddings over the years. Mark was inducted into the New Brunswick Country Music Hall of Fame in October 2025.

    Email: downey.mark@radioabl.ca

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May 18, 2026
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