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THE PORT SAINT JOHN COMMUNITY LIAISON COMMITTEE (PSJLC)

was created to promote ongoing communication and dialogue with groups that have a vested interest in port-related operations and development in New Brunswick. The committee operates as a collaborative forum where community, industry, and Port Saint John representatives meet to liaise between different groups, share information, identify concerns, and address port-related issues.

Have a question about the Port’s activities? The Port Saint John Liaison Committee wants to hear from you!

COMMUNITY MEMBERS

    • Saint John North: David Smith

    • Saint John East: open opportunity

    • Saint John West: Bryan Wilson

    • Saint John South Central: Blake Slattery

    • Saint John Uptown: open opportunity

    • Town of Quispamsis: Carolyn Robertson

    • Rothesay: open opportunity

    • Hampton: Don Darling

    • Grand Bay-Westfield: Monty Marks, Laura Weil

    • City of Saint John: Lisa Kennedy and Tim O'Reilly

    • Town of Rothesay: Mark Reade/ Peter Johnston

    • Department of Environment, Province of New Brunswick: Erica Meating

    • Town of Hampton: Chris White

    • Town of Quispamsis: Ian Watson

    • DP World: Brendon Hull

    • Nutrien: Douglas Doney

    • Crosby’s: Robert Powell or Kevin VanBeelen

    • JD Irving, Transportation & Logistics Division: Andrew Fisher/Chris Bell/Andy Carson

    • Saint John LNG: Martin Ugarte

    • Area506: Darcy Leblanc

    • Port of Saint John Employers Association: Jen Brun

    • Terry Wilson, ILA 273

    • PULSE: Mary LeSage

    • Carleton Community Centre: Jen Brown Oliver

    • One Change: Tamara Kelly

    • Envision Saint John: Olivia DesRoches

    • Saint John Regional Chamber of Commerce: open opportunity

    • ACAP Saint John: Roxanne MacKinnon

    • Uptown Saint John: Nancy Tissington

    • Saint John Seafarers' Mission: Tony Dickinson

    • Paula Copeland

    • Nicola Bustin

APPLICATION FOR COMMUNITY REPRESENTATIVE

Applications are open year-round for community members interested in joining the Port Saint John Community Liaison Committee. We will contact suitable applicants when spaces become available. 

This committee serves as a collaborative platform for community members, industry stakeholders, and Port Saint John representatives to share information, offer input, address concerns, and explore opportunities for collaboration. The committee is volunteer-based and meets once every quarter.

If you are interested in contributing to the growth of our port city, kindly reach out to us via email at communitylc@sjport.com. In your email, please include the following information:

Name

Occupation (e.g., student, job title)

Preferred contact phone number and email address

Please answer the question: What does serving on the committee mean to you?

We welcome applications from individuals belonging to various backgrounds, such as Indigenous peoples, persons with disabilities, veterans, and individuals of all races, ethnicities, religions, abilities, sexual orientations, gender identities, and expressions.

 

Additional information regarding the committee's operations can be found in the Terms of Reference document.

CLC Annual Report 2024

CLC Meeting Notes

CLC Annual Report