Donna Reardon

• Saint John inks 2023 budget, increases property tax rate for businesses

  The City of Saint John said the $177-million budget will show an increase in property tax revenue to the municipality by more than eight per cent.

  Canada

  Dec 13, 2022
  
• Saint John welcomes first cruise since COVID-19 hit

  With some 500 souls on board, Seven Seas Navigator was the first cruise ship to visit Saint John since the pandemic brought the industry to a halt over two years ago.

  Economy

  Apr 29, 2022
  
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• Saint John residents lament city’s response to icy conditions

  Saint John residents are expressing frustration over the city's response to quickly falling temperatures on January 19, 2022, which led to icy conditions through the community.

  Weather

  Jan 20, 2022
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• Saint John mayor, Liberal leader want property tax assessment transparency

  Saint John Mayor Donna Reardon says she's not sure why her city is still lagging behind other major centres in New Brunswick on the value of property tax assessments.

  Economy

  Oct 26, 2021
• Saint John Pride festival returns after 2020 virtual event

  Saint John Pride is underway with in-person events scheduled throughout the week. The 2020 festival was virtual and combined with others in the province, due to the pandemic.

  Canada

  Aug 3, 2021
• Saint John giving kids free hockey ice time this summer

  “We’ll have some active kids over the summertime playing our favourite game, which is hockey.”

  Sports

  Jul 11, 2021
• Saint John councillor Donna Reardon eyes run for mayor’s chair

  Donna Reardon has served on council the last nine years.

  Canada

  Feb 22, 2021
• Saint John prepares for arrival of ridesharing services

  Saint John Common Council has asked the city manager to craft a bylaw to regulate ridesharing services in the city. The city wants to implement the bylaw in 2022.

  Lifestyle

  Jan 26, 2021
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• Saint John finance committee proposes balanced budget for 2021

  The City of Saint John's finance committee has approved a balanced budget of $158 million for 2021, without any assistance from the provincial government.

  Money

  Aug 14, 2020
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• City asks Saint John Transit to halve $505,320 in forecasted deficit

  Saint John’s Finance Committee is asking the city’s transit agency to half a forecasted $505,320.

  Money

  Jul 24, 2020