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New Brunswick Newcomers – What to Expect.

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By Chioma Ohaka on September 19, 2023 City Guide, Living, Tips

Exactly at the east coast of Canada is where New Brunswick is located. It shares borders with Quebec located at the North and Bay of Fundy at the South. At the East, you’ll find the rich Atlantic Ocean and then the West lies the US state of Maine-et-Loire.

New Brunswick is a peaceful province and actually the largest of Canada’s three maritime provinces. There is also a Confederation Bridge that connects New Brunswick to the Prince Edward Island province.

New Brunswick in a Nutshell

New Brunswick has an array of opportunities embedded in it, in choosing this province as a place of residence, one has automatically made a perfect choice as this choice comes with an affordable lifestyle, basic Universal education, and health care totally funded by the government.

Do you love nature? Then being a resident in New Brunswick offers you access to mother nature as it is minutes away from oceans, Rivers, lakes, and trails.

Although peaceful, one still has access to lively urban centers and other neighboring friendly communities, which are also a few minutes away.

New Brunswick Reactions to Covid-19

Although, there were over 1.64M mentioned cases of Covid-19 in the country, Canada, New Brunswick happens to have one of the lowest rates of Covid-19 cases in the Country.

The economy has gone back to normal as most businesses and organizations have resumed activities while adhering to strict Covid-19 measures. This is to ensure continuous protection of the health of their staff, employees, and also customers.

However, those who have been grossly affected by the pandemic are being supported financially, with food programs and mental health resources made available for them and their families to hasten recovery.

In New Brunswick, there’s a large array of employment opportunities and the New Brunswick Labour Market Outlook reports that for 2018- 2027, there’d be job openings in sectors such as:

  • Retail and Wholesale Trade
  • Manufacturing
  • Healthcare
  • Social assistance
  • Construction

Warm Acceptance of other Cultures

Asides from the quality education and standard healthcare system being taken care of by the government, New Brunswick’s acceptance of diverse cultures from around the globe, Brunswickers are very welcoming people, they welcome newcomers and also embrace their diverse culture. One can also get food of their choice from the farmers’ market, which showcases food from around the world.

As a newcomer in Brunswick, the feeling of being a stranger is short-lived as there are a number of multicultural associations in the city and it will be very easy to discover where you fit in, making settlement easier.

Housing and Real Estate

Brunswick offers one of the most affordable housing facilities and real estate in the province. It is such that every family can enjoy luxury at an affordable price as against other provinces where only the wealthy enjoy the same luxury, simply because of the price range.

Quality Lifestyle

In as much as Brunswickers encourage hard work and the economy also enhance staff productivity, they also encourage quality lifestyle. It is one of the few places where you can be done with work for the day and within few minutes, find yourself having fun. They believe in the balance between work, family, and leisure time.

Weather Outlook

The weather in Brunswick is cold, with the wind blowing from inland Canada, However, during summer, the weather tends to be warm with 20-30 degrees Celsius.

Although the coastal areas of Brunswick usually experience more temperate weather more than the interior of the province which is usually dry with extreme temperatures.

However, it is important to be prepared for the weather in the region you live in or will want to live in. If you’re planning to live in the coastal region of Brunswick, get prepared to shop for rain gear like boots, thick jackets, umbrellas, and waterproof boots.

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