Tenants displaced after bricks fall from facade of historic Saint John building
says up to 12 tenants were displaced after an “unusual incident” overnight at a historic apartment building in Saint John, in which a “structural failure caused the brick facade to come loose, sending hundreds of bricks crashing onto a sidewalk.”
The building is located on Charlotte Street, opposite the historic Queen Square Park in the Trinity Royal Preservation Area.There were no injuries from the falling bricks or other structural damage to the building, but there’s no indication yet on whether tenants may be able to retrieve their belongings as the building has been cordoned off and deemed structurally unsafe.
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