Your Connection to Global Growth 

We connect business with land, infrastructure, and insight—so you can focus on growth.

Saint John is home to one of Canada’s strongest industrial ecosystems. From the country’s largest oil refinery to a large-scale barge facility, and hundreds of industrial firms, Saint John drives real economic impact across sectors.

And it’s not just about what’s here now—it’s what’s next. Wind energy projects are in motion, and more than 70% of New Brunswick’s power already comes from green and non-emitting sources. Add in custom-serviced land that’s ready-to-build on, and a team that moves at your speed, and you’ve got everything you need to set up, scale fast, and lead in a low-carbon economy. 

OUR PARKS

Our parks are designed for modern industrial needs, offering flexible plots and access to advanced logistics networks.

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Spruce Lake Industrial Park

  • Spruce Lake Industrial Park is a top-tier industrial hub in Atlantic Canada, offering fully serviced, flexible sites with direct access to marine, air, and highway infrastructure—ideal for both major projects and daily operations.

  • Spruce Lake offers pad-ready land zoned for clean, modern industries like manufacturing, logistics, data centres, and green energy. With strong transport links and access to renewable power, it’s a strategic, sustainable choice for growth.

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Spruce Lake Barge

  • The Spruce Lake Barge Facility is Atlantic Canada’s only modern tidal barge terminal, built to support large-scale industrial cargo with deepwater access, oversized transport capability, and ample laydown space.

  • With a 500-tonne capacity wharf and heavy-haul road, this facility offers direct, efficient access to Port Saint John and global markets—ideal for moving oversized industrial components.

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McAllister Park

  • McAllister Industrial Park is one of Atlantic Canada’s most established industrial hubs, offering strong infrastructure, multimodal transport access, and a thriving community of forward-moving businesses.

  • With high visibility, flexible zoning, and excellent access to highways, rail, and transit, McAllister is ideal for manufacturing, logistics, commercial, or mixed-use development. It’s backed by Saint John’s powerful energy sector and skilled workforce.

TRANSPORTATION AND ACCESS

In Saint John, your goods move with purpose. Port, rail, highway, and air—every mode for import and export is here and ready. With direct access to global markets, you’re not just connected. You’re in motion.

Large Scale Barge Facility

Spruce Lake Industrial Park is home to a large-scale barge facility, with a wide/heavy duty roadway that connects to Spruce Lake Park and has 1 km access to major highways.

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Air Access

Daily flights connect Saint John Airport to major Canadian cities, with convenient passenger service for business travel. The airport’s strategic location and proximity to industrial parks create future potential for efficient cargo handling and expanded market access across North America.

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Three Class-1 Railways

Saint John is uniquely served by three Class 1 railways: CN, CPKC, and CSX, offering direct connections to major markets across North America, allowing for reliable access for bulk, container, and specialized freight year-round. 

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Crane & Container Terminals

The Saint John Region is home to advanced port facilities, including a DP World container terminal with six Panamax cranes, LNG and chemical import terminals, oil and gasoline terminals, cold storage, and food-grade infrastructure. Dedicated dry bulk and potash export terminals support a wide range of global cargo needs.

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Close Proximity to Highways

Direct links to Highway 1 and the national road network. Fast, dependable connections for freight and logistics, providing seamless movement between Saint John, the U.S. border, and major Canadian centres.

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Established Networks

Connected to global markets across 500 ports. Strategic partnerships with major carriers and logistics networks give your business direct access to customers, suppliers, and opportunities around the world—all from a single, integrated hub.

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THE SAINT JOHN REGION

As a historic yet progressive manufacturing hub, Saint John has centuries of expertise and an unmatched supply chain network.

We’re home to Atlantic Canada’s largest and fastest-growing port, recently enhanced by a $250+ million modernization. As Atlantic Canada’s leading export hub, Saint John connects businesses to markets across the globe.

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