Saint John, New-Brunswick | The oldest incorporated city in Canada
Saint John, New-Brunswick | Port City
Saint John is the largest city in the province of New-Brunswick and one the most interesting urban gem in atlantic Canada. The city also is the oldest incorporated city in country. The population of the Census Metropolitan Area is 122,389, the second in the province. The city is situated along the north shore of the Bay of Fundy at the mouth of the Saint John River.
:: Saint John Skyline ::
:: Uptown Area ::
:: Old North-End Area ::
Last edited by ErickMontreal; Mar 11, 2009 at 4:33 PM.
[FONT="Arial"][SIZE="2"]Saint John is the second largest city in the province of New-Brunswick and one the most interesting urban gem in atlantic Canada. The city also is the oldest incorporated city in country.
Very nice Eric, some good pics there. But... just before it starts something, Saint John is actually the largest City in New Brunswick as per the 2006 census by about just under 4000 people. You were not entirely wrong tho, SJ is the second largest CMA but they still hold the title for largest city in the province.
"Chateau Saint John"- a new hotel by Bernard Cyr of "Chateau Moncton" fame. It's supposed to be 7 or 8 floors but at the rate they're going, it'll be well into 2016 before anyone gets to stay there.
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Very nice Eric, some good pics there. But... just before it starts something, Saint John is actually the largest City in New Brunswick as per the 2006 census by about just under 4000 people. You were not entirely wrong tho, SJ is the second largest CMA but they still hold the title for largest city in the province.
C_Boy.... Erick knows that. He's just being a typical Moncton idiot.
Very nice pictures of Saint John. I'm going to have to take the time and do some exploring next time I'm in town. The architecture is very nice, it has some style, it seems Saint John has done a fairly good job at keeping the old style buildings and not let them be removed for "modern" boxes that Moncton has in the past.
You ought to say a typical arrogant Quebercer, I am more used to it!
Why would I? Im from Quebec. Montreal to be exact, and still spend half my time there. Your just a mess. Has nothing to do with Quebec. Just Moncton and their arrogance.
"Chateau Saint John"- a new hotel by Bernard Cyr of "Chateau Moncton" fame. It's supposed to be 7 or 8 floors but at the rate they're going, it'll be well into 2016 before anyone gets to stay there.
Is it being built by five guys named "Moe" by any chance?
Very nice pictures Erick! Saint John is such as beautiful city.
Why would I? Im from Quebec. Montreal to be exact, and still spend half my time there. Your just a mess. Has nothing to do with Quebec. Just Moncton and their arrogance.
Well the guy just posted a photoshoot of SJ...I wouldn't call that Moncton arrogance...
Amen to that Helladog, and if you look closely it was actually Erick who started the main Saint John SSP thread in the first place! I think Michael should just lay off.
Great, just great! The tackiness of Château Moncton is coming to Saint John, this thing won't fit into the "built-scape". I saw this in the French paper; L'Acadie Nouvelle. Why can't they keep this kitsch stuff in Moncton? Erick Very nice pictures of SJ BTW, NICE!
Great, just great! The tackiness of Château Moncton is coming to Saint John, this thing won't fit into the "built-scape". I saw this in the French paper; L'Acadie Nouvelle. Why can't they keep this kitsch stuff in Moncton? Erick Very nice pictures of SJ BTW, NICE!
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Erick Very nice pictures of SJ BTW, NICE! 
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