This was a really good video! Amazing camera angles, and you caught all the best locations in the city in good detail. Shows SJ as it has grown to today. Many people will appreciate this for many years to come!
I'm moving from Ontario to Saint John in 7 weeks. We only saw our house online and through WhatsApp. I don't speak French, so I hope it's not a big issue.
Bonjour. Je suis Algérienne.résponsable pédagogique dans un établissement scolaire...comment puis je venir travailler et s'installer à Sainte Jhon? Est ce que l'âge est limité. Merci
Such an excellent video highlighting all the rich architecture of this city!!! Back when we had the great fire of Saint John in 1877, there was a telegram put out calling all architects and they came from Boston, California, Montreal and all over to help rebuild the city. That’s where we get them rich unique building designs!!!
Great architecture, people are very friendly and nice, tons of things to explore and the nightlife is great for its size. I hope some people explore these cities and appreciate its simple pure beauty because other cities doesn't have the same identity that they had once. Good job for showing to us, Thank you!
I agree with you wholeheartedly! I never spent much time in Saint John, always heard the bad things about the city, never the good. Was recently in the city and was amazed by the friendliness of the folks in the city, something you don't find in Fredericton, where I live (I'm sure I'll offend someone saying this). The old buildings are charming, and lots of things to see and do. I will be making sure to spend more time in SJ in the near future!! :)
@@christiannwoye8130 ummmm I hated middle school and my elementary school was very bland and boring. I just started going to high school and it's going good so fad
What a good video. I live close to St. John, but in the US. When my daughter, who is Canadian, has to go to St. John, I always tag along. It's a beautiful drive and St. John has the best shopping in the region.
I drove through Saint John this past summer (2020) and I was blown away at the beauty and the development. People who talk bad about the city really don't appreciate the level of effort that went into preserving the heritage structures around the city. I understand there are nuances I'm not aware of, but the aesthetic of the city is gorgeous, and I can't wait to go back once my city is out of red phase (Moncton).
thanks for sharing Mr Andre, i like it, and strongly possible i ll immigrate there, in Saint John. it seems to me like a combination between downtown and countryside, like living in two different town-planning at once . keep it up . peace
Pay the place a visit before deciding to immigrate there. It has an ugly side to it. There is a reason it has had a great decline in its population over the last 40 years. Don't let the pretty video fool you.
Great video such a cool tour some lovely shots.Would love to explore round here.I live in a historic small fishing town in norfolk england so different to here 🙂👍
Vraiment incroyable, je suis bresilien et j'aime beaucoup voir des vídeos comme ce lui lá c'est extraordinaire. La Provence de nouveaux brunswick au Canadá est vraiment special
@@GUITARTIME2024 j'entraîne de demander mon visa du travail pour aller habiter et travailler à nouveaux brunswick, j'espere bien qu'à bientôt Je serai lá bas 👍
@@FabioOliveira-wq2pf Google Translate: Si j'étais vous, j'apprendrais l'anglais. C'est la meilleure utilisation de votre temps. Le Canada est principalement anglophone.
@@rps1689 don’t like it ? Then move. I’m in the Military, I have lived in and seen a lot of place in this country. Saint John is a great place to live. I absolutely will be going back to retire there.
I remember back in the 80s when there use to be a tug boat 🚢 in the harbour that was converted into a pub, I remember visiting my brother and sister-in-law in the summer time in the 1980s and going on that boat 🚢 and having a couple of beers 🍻 with my brother. Whatever happened to that tug-boat 🚢 pub? The last time I was in Saint John NB was 20 years ago for my mother's funeral. 😥 😔
If you love fog, this is the city. Its relatively cold summer with fog as a usual occurrence, has inspired poets and can make some great photographs. My favourite images of Saint John are with the old buildings in the fog; very cinematic.
I loved the city and the video, I'd like to migrate this one from Cancun, MX. Is it a good idea? I mean, any place of NB looks really nice (I've seen some about Moncton n' Fredericton). Tnx
It's not a good idea I live here and it's cold all year round, it smells weird, it's EXTREMELY dangerous in the North, west, and south parts of the city (I live north), and where this video is recorded is only like a 2 mile area instead of the rest of saint john which is a pretty big city geographically
@@FATTYBONGRIPS Saint John is far from "extremely dangerous" anywhere in the city, it has its crime and bad areas like any city but I would argue saint john is extremely safe lol
I've been up in Ontario Wasaga Beach for about 30 years I go back home every second of Summer but they got to start bringing the tourist what happened to loyalists a the evening light up the square that's my opinion I like to see it flourish I live in Loch Lomond
@@micheldufenberg4745 ah no this is just south end east is a little better but its more open space and not so many buildings close to each other plus not as big as south end. Then u got north end which some spots got new housing and the university/ hospital but then some neighbor hoods are ghetto as fuck.
Is this a good place to live? How are things like ecommerce shipping costs/time, internet speeds, cultural events, immigrant acceptance? Looking to move permanently to Canada in 5-10yrs and I'm looking at good potential cities. For context I work in corporate finance (have bachelors, getting my masters), fluent english, trying to get into french as well. I'm also from south america so I'm wondering if the cold weather is too harsh.
This city has one of the lowest retention rates for immigrants and has a hard time retaining youth. It is only green 4 months of the year. Trees are not in full bloom until June! Half the year has temps 0 Celsius and below, and lots of fog in the summer. This is one of the least sought after cities for Canadians. Your education and experience would get you much better pay and advancement in other cities in Canada. Cultural events are few and far between. Keep in mind this city is economically depressed by Canadian standards.
I WORKED ON IRVING OIL REFINERY 1974/ 75 OCT TO APRIL VISITED THE LOVELY OLD MARKET AND THE FEW BARS THAT WHERE THERE AT THAT TIME X.L.CLUB AND LEGION IN CHARLOTTE STREET MAYBEE I COME BACK ONE DAY TO MEET THE FRIENDLY PEOPLE BUT NOT WINTER TIME!!
@@jvdhillon2435 I would not recommend living in Saint John, but working there is good. If you plan to move, you should look at nearby towns like Quispamsis and Grand Bay.
No. It is still one of the least sought after places for Canadians to live for many reasons; and one of the hardest to retain youth and youth in the work place. That being said, young families are leaving their families to move here for "affordable" housing. I haven't met any of them enamoured by the city; just a few realtors and their friends. Keep in mind NB only had a net migration of about half of one percent last year.
@J OneLife thank you for your information . I was wondering about the price of homes there compared to the other parts of Canada. I wish you much happiness there and a long life. 😊
Moncton or Fredericton would be much better for air quality and quality of life, though Fredericton only has two walk-in clinics and one of them only has one doctor. The province's healthcare system is broken. The Province's attempt at recruiting doctors has been a dismal failure over the last two years.
The town definitely isnt that big compared to say... Toronto. There's 50 000 people. However theres plenty of small towns and country side surrounding new Brunswick's 4 bug cities 😂
Saint John is a city where dreams go to die, along with your will to live. This is a place that should be avoided at any cost. Think I don't know what i'm talking about? I lived in the hole for 24 years. When I left for another province, I was astounded at just how great life can be when you're not in Saint John. Keep moving, people. Nothing to see there.
Tell me about New Brunswick. How about other towns apart from Saint John? Saint John looks like an old town with old houses. I am interested in the Nuclear sector. Can I live in New Brunswick?
@@micheldufenberg4745 There is a nuclear station 50 kilometres south west of the city , but New Brunswick is one of the most economically depressed regions in the country so good jobs are few and far between. Also the city has poor air quality due to an oil refinery and a pulp mill. Moncton is a cleaner and larger city, and its capital city is really a small town that lacks services. The best place to get jobs in the Nuclear sector would be in Ontario.
Lucky you! I hope to go visit there after the covid thing. Is uptown St John a safe place to live? I saw on the map there is a giant shopping mall, are there lots of traffic jams? Many thanks from BC! 🙂
@@mdmohitulhaque8648 Are you sometimes a little bit racist? I can tell you that we, Belgians, are not an emigrating people . We have everything we need in this beautiful country named Belgium 🇧🇪. So we don’t need to go elsewhere to live. And if we go around the world it is to visit nice countries and to meet interesting people. And you are welcome to visit my country.
A thing to be concerned about if visiting Saint John for an extended period of time is the toxic fumes and dirt coming from the oil refinery and pulp mill that pretty much settles on everything. Both are inside the city! You can't even escape the smell inside McAllistor Place mall. It is so present on a daily basis that the locals get so used to it many can not smell it. The fine particulates and sulphur compounds needless to say are hazardous to ones health especially seniors and children.
@@seaweed1068 A lot of folk don't realise how much that family has been a detriment to the province of NB especially in regards to economic freedoms until they leave the province.
@@seaweed1068Seems you hang with a good crowd, but I'm sure you'll find no lack of folk in Saint John that love the corporate welfare bums known as the Irvings. A family that got the NB government to green light an arrangement so they only had to pay 1/16 of the taxes they owed to Saint John.
There were a few movies shot in Saint John when the Canadian dollar was really low which made it attractive for American movie makers to work here. One of the comments by a producer was that Saint John looked like Boston and is why a lot of their scenes were shot here depicting Boston.
Young people tend to go to bigger cities but the trend for smaller cities will be there soon. Just look U.S, most young people move in smaller cities because of cost of living. It will eventually happen here in Canada
They move away because saint john fuckin sucks. also this video only shows about a 2 square mile area, but not the rest of saint john which is HORRIFIC
The place does get sun, but it is usually cool in the summer and even fog can roll in. Winters are long and harsh. This is one of the least sough after places in Canada to live for a reason.
![[4K] Spring Walking Around Uptown Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada | June 2022](/img/n.gif)
This place we went to on field trips. Best days of my life. And still are.
This was a really good video! Amazing camera angles, and you caught all the best locations in the city in good detail. Shows SJ as it has grown to today. Many people will appreciate this for many years to come!
I’ve lived in Saint John for 25 years honestly it’s the best city in Canada I love it here I would not change a thing
I'm moving from Ontario to Saint John in 7 weeks. We only saw our house online and through WhatsApp. I don't speak French, so I hope it's not a big issue.
How was your move?
Hoping it to make it there as an immigrant worker under the NB critical worker programme. I love Canada so much
@@anng7035 why are you moving?
Bonjour.
Je suis Algérienne.résponsable pédagogique dans un établissement scolaire...comment puis je venir travailler et s'installer à Sainte Jhon?
Est ce que l'âge est limité.
Merci
You missed Rockwood Park, that's magical. Nice video.
Very nice to see this and read what people are saying about my hometown, thanks for sharing :)
I had a wonderful memories of Saint John!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Beautiful place!!!!!!!!!!!!
Such an excellent video highlighting all the rich architecture of this city!!! Back when we had the great fire of Saint John in 1877, there was a telegram put out calling all architects and they came from Boston, California, Montreal and all over to help rebuild the city. That’s where we get them rich unique building designs!!!
Great architecture, people are very friendly and nice, tons of things to explore and the nightlife is great for its size. I hope some people explore these cities and appreciate its simple pure beauty because other cities doesn't have the same identity that they had once. Good job for showing to us, Thank you!
I agree with you wholeheartedly! I never spent much time in Saint John, always heard the bad things about the city, never the good. Was recently in the city and was amazed by the friendliness of the folks in the city, something you don't find in Fredericton, where I live (I'm sure I'll offend someone saying this). The old buildings are charming, and lots of things to see and do. I will be making sure to spend more time in SJ in the near future!! :)
@@dm9489 Definitely a good spot to visit or to live I mean Fredericton has more government vibe like in Ottawa, it's good in a certain way.
@@mecatroniquejohn I agree!
@Moonlight New Brunswick in general is very laid back and slow pace. Saint John has a great high school in my opinion.
@Moonlight I live in the province of Quebec not NB.
Great video. Look forward to coming back and visiting. Thank you.
Nice tour. I’d live to see Nee Brunswick and the other provinces out there some day. Thanks. 👋😀🙏👍 Henry
I live here
@@AyayMC is it a great place to school?
@@christiannwoye8130 ummmm I hated middle school and my elementary school was very bland and boring.
I just started going to high school and it's going good so fad
@@AyayMC alright, thanks for sharing
this video made me smile. looks peacefull and not hectic
Nice video of Saint John. Really enjoyed watching. Thanks!
What a good video. I live close to St. John, but in the US. When my daughter, who is Canadian, has to go to St. John, I always tag along. It's a beautiful drive and St. John has the best shopping in the region.
I drove through Saint John this past summer (2020) and I was blown away at the beauty and the development. People who talk bad about the city really don't appreciate the level of effort that went into preserving the heritage structures around the city. I understand there are nuances I'm not aware of, but the aesthetic of the city is gorgeous, and I can't wait to go back once my city is out of red phase (Moncton).
The heritage thing wears off fast. Spend a winter there first before deciding to stay.
@@rps1689 I’ve lived in Moncton for 25 out of my 27 years of my life. Very used to the winters here.
@Darren To each his own; I don't like winters especially when they last half a year.
Can i ask you a question
What is language they speak in saint john
@@zakidjaballah7858 English.
How beautiful Canada... see u soon...
Amazing I'm very close to moving to New Brunswick fairly soon too.
Very beautiful images. Thanks for sharing.
I always love to watch your video started from Sydney back in 2015 I guess. Make more.
Very beautiful city!!
wow nice place..thanks for sharing
thanks for sharing Mr Andre, i like it, and strongly possible i ll immigrate there, in Saint John.
it seems to me like a combination between downtown and countryside, like living in two different town-planning at once .
keep it up . peace
Pay the place a visit before deciding to immigrate there. It has an ugly side to it. There is a reason it has had a great decline in its population over the last 40 years. Don't let the pretty video fool you.
Great video such a cool tour some lovely shots.Would love to explore round here.I live in a historic small fishing town in norfolk england so different to here 🙂👍
Dommage que ce soit si loin...! Bravo pour ces belles images...!
It’s not in Europe or Asia, madam! You could get there if you wanted
Vraiment incroyable, je suis bresilien et j'aime beaucoup voir des vídeos comme ce lui lá c'est extraordinaire. La Provence de nouveaux brunswick au Canadá est vraiment special
English
@@GUITARTIME2024 j'entraîne de demander mon visa du travail pour aller habiter et travailler à nouveaux brunswick, j'espere bien qu'à bientôt Je serai lá bas 👍
@@FabioOliveira-wq2pf Great, but New Brunswick is 2/3 English speakers.
@@GUITARTIME2024 I speake franch
@@FabioOliveira-wq2pf Google Translate: Si j'étais vous, j'apprendrais l'anglais. C'est la meilleure utilisation de votre temps. Le Canada est principalement anglophone.
Excellent place, wonderful photography 👌👌👌
A most excellent job! Well done!
How beautiful Canada...
If you think this place is beautiful, your mind will get blown visiting other areas of Canada.
Good to know this place....thanks for the city tour.
Uhmm so where you from
@@cheriwool6290 I live in Belgium...and would like to visit Canada someday.
@@BillMintjeHD-Brussels-Belgium I was there for 15 years and I left when my wife past away... I live in Belgium too..wow this is unbelievable
@@BillMintjeHD-Brussels-Belgium where in Belgium are you..i live in Brussels
It's a very city filled with culture
Man i miss my home town saint john so bad
I wish I could go back to last February. I'd take a trip to Saint John (I used to live there).
Great video Andre, make more of New Brunswick. Moncton, NB, is another great city.
C'est magnifique. 👍
This is Amazing video, I learn alot from your Channel 👍
Lived here for 18 years
Are all towns in New Brunswick like this? Looks old and underdeveloped compared to a small European town.
Beautiful video
My friend Moved There Yesterday.
He is From SOMALIA 🇸🇴.
That's why im here
thats only uptown saint john. only a small part of the city, uptown is beautiful but so is a lot of other locations in the city.
Yeah it varies from street to street
I’m shocked by the unique and amazing vibe of this city. The architecture is great! A hidden gem of Canada?
By no means a hidden gem.
@@rps1689 as in people know it’s good or are you saying the place isn’t that great?
@@UstashaMe84 There is little great about it. Don't fall for the smoke and mirrors. Keep in mind a realtor is pitching the city.
@@rps1689 don’t like it ? Then move. I’m in the Military, I have lived in and seen a lot of place in this country. Saint John is a great place to live. I absolutely will be going back to retire there.
And it has been a bad vibe for many nevertheless nice architecture; I miss the Union Station and some other fine bldgs they used to have.
Awesome video! I need to go check this town out for myself!
I miss saint John. Our ship is always there.
Beautiful
I remember back in the 80s when there use to be a tug boat 🚢 in the harbour that was converted into a pub, I remember visiting my brother and sister-in-law in the summer time in the 1980s and going on that boat 🚢 and having a couple of beers 🍻 with my brother. Whatever happened to that tug-boat 🚢 pub? The last time I was in Saint John NB was 20 years ago for my mother's funeral. 😥 😔
If you love fog, this is the city. Its relatively cold summer with fog as a usual occurrence, has inspired poets and can make some great photographs. My favourite images of Saint John are with the old buildings in the fog; very cinematic.
St. John is the first foreign place I have visited. I really miss Tim Hortons..
I loved the city and the video, I'd like to migrate this one from Cancun, MX. Is it a good idea? I mean, any place of NB looks really nice (I've seen some about Moncton n' Fredericton). Tnx
It's not a good idea I live here and it's cold all year round, it smells weird, it's EXTREMELY dangerous in the North, west, and south parts of the city (I live north), and where this video is recorded is only like a 2 mile area instead of the rest of saint john which is a pretty big city geographically
@@FATTYBONGRIPS why dangerous?
@@FATTYBONGRIPS Saint John is far from "extremely dangerous" anywhere in the city, it has its crime and bad areas like any city but I would argue saint john is extremely safe lol
This video only shows the tourists area of uptown Saint John, ignoring 5+ areas. I would look into those less fortunate area before moving here.
No, bad idea; much much better options.
Wonderfull city !
@@rps1689 the town looks too old
@@micheldufenberg4745 So are many of it's citizens attitudes.
I've been up in Ontario Wasaga Beach for about 30 years I go back home every second of Summer but they got to start bringing the tourist what happened to loyalists a the evening light up the square that's my opinion I like to see it flourish I live in Loch Lomond
Thinking of moving ! I only can speak basic French . Is it gonna be an issue ?
Nice
Would love to visit this city. I live in Quebec.
Cool 🌹🌹🌹🌹How joyful
I miss you 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
A shame that only Uptown Saint John was filmed
Yea he should of filmed northend
Nice city
Was there from 2015 to 2016
Hi. Please help us with options and rental costs in New Brunswick specifically Saint Jhons for young people traveling alone. Thank you in advance
great vid! canada is awesome. poggers
Did anyone else notice the illegal left turn the Nova Scotia license plate made going off Germain street to King street? I sure did lol. 2:51
Great edit video. Uh about 30 secs about the Reversing Tides? Highest tides in the world.
I know you’re right but I went there during a short time and I didn’t have the opportunity to visit the reversing tides. Sorry
It amazes me that there are people who love to come to this city.
To each his own I guess. I dread going there when I have to.
Are all towns in New Brunswick like this? Looks old and underdeveloped compared to a small European town.
@@micheldufenberg4745 ah no this is just south end east is a little better but its more open space and not so many buildings close to each other plus not as big as south end. Then u got north end which some spots got new housing and the university/ hospital but then some neighbor hoods are ghetto as fuck.
@@jeffreyellis5837 Thanks. I am considering options as I am in the Nuclear field. I speak French and English and so I was considering NB.
Nice💗
Nice video but it seems the city has remained stagnant for 40 years it looks the same as it did when I visited as a kid in the early 80s
It certainly has and is more economically depressed than it has ever been.
Saint john is getting better but it has its 90's charm.
Are all towns in New Brunswick like this? Looks old and underdeveloped compared to a small European town.
@@micheldufenberg4745 No. It is the ugliest,
@@micheldufenberg4745 That is part of its charm
Is this a good place to live? How are things like ecommerce shipping costs/time, internet speeds, cultural events, immigrant acceptance? Looking to move permanently to Canada in 5-10yrs and I'm looking at good potential cities. For context I work in corporate finance (have bachelors, getting my masters), fluent english, trying to get into french as well. I'm also from south america so I'm wondering if the cold weather is too harsh.
This city has one of the lowest retention rates for immigrants and has a hard time retaining youth. It is only green 4 months of the year. Trees are not in full bloom until June! Half the year has temps 0 Celsius and below, and lots of fog in the summer. This is one of the least sought after cities for Canadians. Your education and experience would get you much better pay and advancement in other cities in Canada. Cultural events are few and far between. Keep in mind this city is economically depressed by Canadian standards.
I WORKED ON IRVING OIL REFINERY 1974/ 75 OCT TO APRIL VISITED THE LOVELY OLD MARKET AND THE FEW BARS THAT WHERE THERE AT THAT TIME X.L.CLUB AND LEGION IN CHARLOTTE STREET MAYBEE I COME BACK ONE DAY TO MEET THE FRIENDLY PEOPLE BUT NOT WINTER TIME!!
This is were I live and I know everything place in this video
Is it good place to live?
@@jvdhillon2435 I would not recommend living in Saint John, but working there is good. If you plan to move, you should look at nearby towns like Quispamsis and Grand Bay.
excellent video...
Lol im the girl working at the fish market 😂
That's where I live !!
Same
@@noahlively7198 Cool !!
I lived there for 8 mths. Was a blast ❤️
Only shows uptown sj😂 why not take a trip to the north end to show us the 50 house boarded up.
Saint John was not built in one day, am sure he will get to it at some point or u will take it from there and add on from where he left off..
Super video
Probably one of the most underrated cities in Canada... is it?
No. It is still one of the least sought after places for Canadians to live for many reasons; and one of the hardest to retain youth and youth in the work place. That being said, young families are leaving their families to move here for "affordable" housing. I haven't met any of them enamoured by the city; just a few realtors and their friends.
Keep in mind NB only had a net migration of about half of one percent last year.
HI
please how can an international student at CCNB in Saint John find rent
What is song track please who saw?💯👁️🗨️
Been there in 2010
Чудесно. Люблю этот город.
А вы там находитесь?
Why statues of fishes are every where ?
I don’t know the reason
Which is better to live Moncton or Saint John?
Anne Ambion probably Moncton
@J OneLife thank you for your information . I was wondering about the price of homes there compared to the other parts of Canada. I wish you much happiness there and a long life. 😊
@Richard Schiffman Why would you say that? I'm thinking about moving east coast from BC (too many people!) and trying to decide between NB or NS..
@@pinkcichlid If you value your money go to New Brunswick, if you value services like healthcare go to Nova Scotia
Moncton or Fredericton would be much better for air quality and quality of life, though Fredericton only has two walk-in clinics and one of them only has one doctor. The province's healthcare system is broken. The Province's attempt at recruiting doctors has been a dismal failure over the last two years.
Its a beautiful city ...i wish to live there ...can i have a solution to be a citizen of your city?
No
I’m not too much into big towns, I prefer the countryside
The town definitely isnt that big compared to say... Toronto. There's 50 000 people. However theres plenty of small towns and country side surrounding new Brunswick's 4 bug cities 😂
This is so weird watching a video of a place im at alot
Right??
tres belle
Why didnt they show the Waterloo tim hortons?
Wide shots would show how slummy-like the area is.
I'm from SJ! :)
Great! I am from Brazil, and I would like to immigrate to that. Would you helpe me?? If you do, send me an email: fmartins91@yahoo.com.br. Peace
How is to live there?
Sorry to hear that.
nice
Why is it hard to find housing in nb Saint John
Too pricey for many now, and what is "affordable" is usually a dump.
Saint John is a city where dreams go to die, along with your will to live. This is a place that should be avoided at any cost. Think I don't know what i'm talking about? I lived in the hole for 24 years. When I left for another province, I was astounded at just how great life can be when you're not in Saint John. Keep moving, people. Nothing to see there.
Yep. It's a hole and a very corrupt one at that where there is little action or will to stop it.
Tell me about New Brunswick. How about other towns apart from Saint John?
Saint John looks like an old town with old houses.
I am interested in the Nuclear sector. Can I live in New Brunswick?
@@micheldufenberg4745 There is a nuclear station 50 kilometres south west of the city , but New Brunswick is one of the most economically depressed regions in the country so good jobs are few and far between. Also the city has poor air quality due to an oil refinery and a pulp mill.
Moncton is a cleaner and larger city, and its capital city is really a small town that lacks services.
The best place to get jobs in the Nuclear sector would be in Ontario.
I live uptown lol ☺😀
is it affordable compared to the other major cities of Canada? for example home prices , food?
@@mariapierce2707 Yes I know that lol
@@mariapierce2707 Home prices are cheap. Property taxes are retarded.
Lucky you! I hope to go visit there after the covid thing. Is uptown St John a safe place to live? I saw on the map there is a giant shopping mall, are there lots of traffic jams? Many thanks from BC! 🙂
@@Tysweetcat She was asking a question lol
How come.Canada has so many old houses?
Not all of Canada have many old houses. Mostly in the oldest regions of Canada.
@@rps1689 Thanks for this information
@@micheldufenberg4745 You are welcome.
wonderful. Do you live there Andre?
Thank you. And no, I live in Brussels, Belgium
@@andreperneel8950 why do you Belgians want to go to Canada? Stay at EU
@@mdmohitulhaque8648 Are you sometimes a little bit racist? I can tell you that we, Belgians, are not an emigrating people . We have everything we need in this beautiful country named Belgium 🇧🇪. So we don’t need to go elsewhere to live. And if we go around the world it is to visit nice countries and to meet interesting people. And you are welcome to visit my country.
A thing to be concerned about if visiting Saint John for an extended period of time is the toxic fumes and dirt coming from the oil refinery and pulp mill that pretty much settles on everything. Both are inside the city! You can't even escape the smell inside McAllistor Place mall. It is so present on a daily basis that the locals get so used to it many can not smell it. The fine particulates and sulphur compounds needless to say are hazardous to ones health especially seniors and children.
Down with Irving!!!!!!
@@seaweed1068 A lot of folk don't realise how much that family has been a detriment to the province of NB especially in regards to economic freedoms until they leave the province.
@@rps1689 I must hang out with the right people then, my friends and I all hate Irving
@@seaweed1068Seems you hang with a good crowd, but I'm sure you'll find no lack of folk in Saint John that love the corporate welfare bums known as the Irvings. A family that got the NB government to green light an arrangement so they only had to pay 1/16 of the taxes they owed to Saint John.
By the grace of GOD, i'm optimistic that i come to this place. New brunswick is my favourite province
Why is it your favourite province sir?
Just as dank looking at it was in the 70s.
Yo I live there
North end rep
Hello I'm planning to move there
@@tigertiger5050 bad idea bro
@@FATTYBONGRIPS hello I also planning to move there. Please can you explain why its a bad idea ?
@@stellanyemeck7233 poor, dangerous, bad people, bad schools, bad roads, bad weather, very bad crime
more please
They are moving the stuff out of the museum for some reason.
I don't know but it's similair to Boston USA
Saïd Zidi indeed, but it it also the same region.
@@andreperneel8950 thank you ,i really approciate your information, i juste guess because i live in North Africa, so i don't know, again thank you
Saïd Zidi wesh kho lhijra l NB? 😁
@@nassimbens-Drake what ?
There were a few movies shot in Saint John when the Canadian dollar was really low which made it attractive for American movie makers to work here. One of the comments by a producer was that Saint John looked like Boston and is why a lot of their scenes were shot here depicting Boston.
Beautiful, but why are there practically no youth?
Young people tend to go to bigger cities but the trend for smaller cities will be there soon. Just look U.S, most young people move in smaller cities because of cost of living. It will eventually happen here in Canada
They move away because saint john fuckin sucks. also this video only shows about a 2 square mile area, but not the rest of saint john which is HORRIFIC
I am youth
I can tell you why there is no more youth here
There all dead...
Jk
This place just sucks bro
@@AyayMC Can I connect with you? I'm thinking of moving to Canada but not sure of the province that I want to go to
Hard to get a job and the place is economically depressed. The place has an ugly side to it.
Hi Barry I left st James 274
good luck finding a family doctor
Exactly and if you do, it will be the bottom of the barrel quack; might as well pay a visit to the Victorian era if you're a woman.
No sun... Depressive mood
The place does get sun, but it is usually cool in the summer and even fog can roll in. Winters are long and harsh. This is one of the least sough after places in Canada to live for a reason.
I live there