New cranes the latest sign of growth for Port Saint John, N.B.
“We expect to see more members come in as the volume increased, and by having four cranes, we’ll be able to work four cranes simultaneously,” Wilson added.
At Envision Saint John, CEO Paulette Hicks said the work at the port signals growth is on the horizon, and more jobs are coming.“When we look at the opportunities here, it’s about jobs, it is about how it feeds into all the other businesses, so it’s about population growth. It certainly signals this is a vibrant area,” she said.
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