--- Moose is king, sorta – Metro Canada Wednesday November, 14th

--- FAVOURITE PATIOS IN SAINT JOHN – BEST NEW PLACE – BEST FISH & CHIPS – BEST WINGS – BIGGEST BEER SELECTION - AND BEST PUB FOOD. Here Magazine

Partying and meeting people: The Saint John Ale House, Boardwalk, 1 Market Square This is definitely the place to be in the summer, although their neighbours at Cougars do pretty well too, especially late night. You can watch fit athletes play beach volleyball while you chug high-carb craft beer and munch on loaded kettle fries. Or, enjoy live music and Alpine Saint John Idol from a perhaps 'too close for comfort' viewpoint.


--- ANNUAL OUTSTANDING BUSINESS ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS. The Saint John Board of Trade

The Saint John Ale House was nominated for the Entrepreneurial Achievement Award

--- WHAT'S HOT IN SAINT JOHN

Shall we dwell on the weather? People in Saint John can't help but do that, especially in summer during lunch time when the fog is still hanging over the harbour, infiltrating the Market Square Boardwalk to the point where the frequent "phunk!" sound of beach volleyball players being smacked in the head by the ball echoes around this hot bed of the Port City patio scene.

The temperature in Saint John is affected by its proximity to the sea, causing average highs of 19.0° C in June, and only 22.0° C in July & August, making it 3 or 4 degrees colder than Moncton or Fredericton. It's the wettest too, with 10 cm each of these summer months and an extra cm in an otherwise pleasant September.

And fog? Hell yeah! Not surprisingly, Saint John has the most fog days per year, on average, of any New Brunswick location, weighing in at a whopping 106. Before you start reaching for your Zoloft, though, note that St. John's, Newfoundland, sports an mpressive/depressive 206 - well over half of the year! Fog Devils makes even more sense now.

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