When a historic Maine shed floated away and beached itself in New Brunswick, reporters were calling from around the world. But the locals say no one's telling the real story.

Mugs, rugs and pottery: a coterie of Saint John artisans hit the big leagues in a hip collection by Saint John designer Geof Ramsay.

Abandoned military installations at Fort Dufferin are all that remains of the once-thriving fort. A lot of Saint Johners don't know they exist.

From Tim Hortons to Zellers to tractor trailers carrying Doritos, Saint John-born artist Jack Bishop isn't your usual landscape painter.

Taxidermic ducks. Vintage arcade games. Plastic-covered picnic tables. Bob's Corner Take-Out has its own thing going on. It's also a west side institution.

Pentagrams. Swords. Secret codes. What's inside the Grand Lodge of New Brunswick?

Patricia Garnett is known to many Saint Johners as "the doll lady." Her story is captured in an award-winning photo essay titled "Patricia's Dolls" by freelance photographer Chris Donovan.