06/23/2026
Pauline Cronin has spent her career in finance and her life in the arts. As former VP & Managing Director at BMO Nesbitt Burns and a longtime cultural community leader, she's the kind of person who looks at a project and asks whether it actually adds up.
She was on the Saint John Theatre Company's Board of Directors when the Courthouse Stage Project was first conceived. She's watched this idea grow from a conversation into a campaign — and she's backed it with a $100,000 commitment.
"I care deeply about the future of Saint John and as an advocate of arts and culture, particularly the performing arts, I find the Courthouse Stage project too compelling to ignore. The city needs a mid-sized venue. The Atlantic Repertory Company needs a home. The Sydney Courthouse needs a new chapter. More to the point, it needs to be saved for posterity. We have an opportunity to create a legacy for future generations by making this happen. I was moved to vote with my feet on this one."
To Pauline — thank you for being there from the beginning, and for your continued support.