Advice on the best ways to get around Saint John, New Brunswick. How to get to and from the airport, plus how to use public transportation such as buses and taxis.

Saint John is set to return a century-old lighthouse to Digby, N.S., after it spent roughly three decades welcoming tourists to the southern New Brunswick city.

On a clear day, Digby seems little more than a stone's throw away from Saint John. Often, you can look across from Saint John Harbour and see the Nova Scotia town with the naked eye — a faint ...

The ferry between Saint John, N.B. and Digby, N.S. is being replaced, federal and provincial government officials announced on Monday. The Princess of Acadia ferry is being retired after 42 years of ...

The century-old lighthouse has been in Saint John, N.B. since 1970, but the mayor of Digby, N.S. never forgot where it belonged.

The Digby-Saint John ferry is a shortcut to New Brunswick and the United States. Without it, trucks must add 570 kilometres for the drive around the Bay of Fundy to reach US destinations.

The loss of the Digby to Saint John ferry service from Oct. 16 to Dec. 3, while the MV Fundy Rose is in drydock for mandatory routine inspection, is being called “complete insanity.” “This ...

Federal Transport Minister Pablo Rodriguez says the ferry that operates between Digby, N.S., and Saint John, N.B., will not be moved to another route next year.

Fundy ferry may be temporarily redeployed A ferry connecting Saint John, N.B., to Digby, N.S., may be redeployed, leaving that route without a boat for service next season ...

DIGBY, N.S. -- Bay Ferries Ltd. says this fall will be the last sailing between Digby and Saint John because high fuel and operational costs are costing the service too much money.

The Digby lighthouse is finally going home to Digby. Hundreds of Saint John residents gathered on the waterfront Friday to participate in a send-off for the iconic lighthouse, which has been in ...

Saint John is set to return a century-old lighthouse to Digby, N.S., after it spent roughly three decades welcoming tourists to the southern New Brunswick city.