The Saint john area of New Brunswick, Canada is becoming one of the most culturally diverse areas in Canada. With many of those who now call this area home coming here from all over Canada and all over the world, an IKEA store would be a welcomed addition to the shopping options we currently have.
We are the "1st Incorporated City of North America" and many immigrants are settling in the Saint John area in recent years. We have cruise ships that come to Saint John through the beautiful Bay of Fundy in early Spring til Fall.
Many residents make the 8 hour drive to Montreal, Quebec to shop at IKEA, which is the most eastern store in Canada. Of course, procuring larger items is a bit tricky when traveling at this distance.
We, as residents of Saint John, New Brunswick and other supporters, wish to show our solidarity in our desire to bring an IKEA store to this area.
IKEA Management: we, the undersigned, wish to present our interest in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada being considered for a future location.
We need an IKEA in new Brunswick. We need more shopping choices here. Please make it central to everyone by putting it in st. John or fredericton it would create more jobs as well
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Aubrey Reid
10 years ago
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It would be great to have an IKEA store serve the many needs of southern New Brunswick.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
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Saint John needs the business. Why should Moncton get it all. Please someone in this area apply to open a franchise.
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jan adams
12 years ago
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Yes please we have nothing good here I love Ikea shopped in burlington all the time when I lived in hamilton ontario n ikea dosent ship to east coast!
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Tammy Ramirez
16 years ago
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Living in SJ and having to drive so far for basic furniture is ridiculous. We have the space and the people who want this. Just come here already!!!
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Patricia Cawley Reid
9 years ago
Bring it!
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Duane Gaudet
9 years ago
Great store. Looking forward to shopping sometime soon in Saint John.
The Saint john area of New Brunswick, Canada is becoming one of the most culturally diverse areas in Canada. With many of those who now call this area home coming here from all over Canada and all over the world, an IKEA store would be a welcomed addition to the shopping options we currently have.
We are the "1st Incorporated City of North America" and many immigrants are settling in the Saint John area in recent years. We have cruise ships that come to Saint John through the beautiful Bay of Fundy in early Spring til Fall.
Many residents make the 8 hour drive to Montreal, Quebec to shop at IKEA, which is the most eastern store in Canada. Of course, procuring larger items is a bit tricky when traveling at this distance.
We, as residents of Saint John, New Brunswick and other supporters, wish to show our solidarity in our desire to bring an IKEA store to this area.
IKEA Management: we, the undersigned, wish to present our interest in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada being considered for a future location.
We need an IKEA in new Brunswick. We need more shopping choices here. Please make it central to everyone by putting it in st. John or fredericton it would create more jobs as well
A
Aubrey Reid
10 years ago
Featured
It would be great to have an IKEA store serve the many needs of southern New Brunswick.
A
Anonymous
11 years ago
Featured
Saint John needs the business. Why should Moncton get it all. Please someone in this area apply to open a franchise.
J
jan adams
12 years ago
Featured
Yes please we have nothing good here I love Ikea shopped in burlington all the time when I lived in hamilton ontario n ikea dosent ship to east coast!
T
Tammy Ramirez
16 years ago
Featured
Living in SJ and having to drive so far for basic furniture is ridiculous. We have the space and the people who want this. Just come here already!!!
P
Patricia Cawley Reid
9 years ago
Bring it!
D
Duane Gaudet
9 years ago
Great store. Looking forward to shopping sometime soon in Saint John.
We need an IKEA in new Brunswick. We need more shopping choices here. Please make it central to everyone by putting it in st. John or fredericton it would create more jobs as well