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Old Posted Jan 14, 2026, 2:08 PM
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Still nice to see the Saint John area growing year-over-year at such a positive rate after decades of decline. The region has definitely turned the corner.

Also, the three cities of southern NB are approaching the half million mark, so another encouraging sign toward future integration of the workforces and maybe some forward-looking solutions to allow easier movement between the three centres.
Yes, it is great to see. I know Moncton gets a lot of the focus, but the turnaround in Saint John should not be neglected.

This dataset only goes back to 2001. I would have to go elsewhere for more historical values, but between 2001 and 2015, the population increased by just 958! Since then, it has increased by 16,126!
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