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City of St. John’s Releases 2024 Economic Review

The City of St. John’s has released the 2024 Economic Review, its annual report on economic indicators for the St. John’s Census Metropolitan Area (CMA). "The economy of the St. John’s CMA experienced significant growth in 2024, with positive trends in a number of key areas,” said Councillor Tom Davis, Lead for Business Growth. "We are pleased to see an increase in important indicators such has household income, employment, the housing market and retail trade, as they contribute highly to the...

Road Update - Hebron Way: February 16, 2025

Motorists are advised that Hebron Way, from Major's Path roundabout to Sea Rose Ave roundabout, has reopened as of 7:50 a.m. today, February 16, 2025.

The City of St. John’s would like to thank you for your cooperation.

Road Closure - Hebron Way: February 15, 2025

Please be advised that Hebron Way, from Major's Path roundabout to Sea Rose Ave roundabout, is closed due to heavy drifting and poor visibility. This closure will remain in place for 24 hours and until the weather subsides and crews can clear the area. 

The City of St. John’s apologizes for any inconvenience. 

Call for Members Deadline Extended to March 2 - Arts and Culture Advisory Committee

The Office of the City Clerk is seeking expressions of interest from organizational representatives in the literary discipline and from cultural, Indigenous, and intangible cultural heritage organizations, along with a community based public member with a strong interest in arts and culture.

The Arts and Culture Advisory Committee provides information and advice to Council on matters related to arts, culture, Indigenous and intangible cultural heritage that intersect City policies, programs, and...

ChillFest 2025: Learn to Play Disc Golf Event Cancelled

Due to the weather forecast, the Learn to Play Disc Golf ChillFest event, scheduled for tomorrow, February 15, has been cancelled.

But don't worry, there are plenty of other events on the ChillFest schedule! To learn more, visit www.stjohns.ca/Chillfest.

Swan at Mundy Pond Relocated for Winter

The City of St. John’s wishes to inform visitors to the Mundy Pond area that the resident swan has been temporarily relocated due to winter conditions. As the pond remains frozen, the Swan will be under the care of Humane Services and will return to Mundy Pond when conditions improve.

The 15+ year-old Mute Swan has been a long-time resident of Mundy Pond and is well-cared for by Public Works staff, with the support of Humane Services.

City Council Meeting Recap: February 11, 2025

The following is a recap of the City of St. John's Regular Council Meeting on February 11, 2025 which provides an overview of Council decisions. You can also view all related documents for the decisions below, video and the full agenda from the meeting by clicking the link below. 

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Recreation Master Plan

Council approved the new Recreation Master Plan, a comprehensive framework designed to proactively manage the current and future provision of recreation facilities, spaces and...