Category: New Brunswick

The wage exemption allows clients to keep a portion of their income assistance benefits while employed. Social assistance recipients will now be able to keep up to $500 of income earned each month, plus 50 cents of each additional dollar earned over $500. How much can you make on welfare NB? In 2021, the welfare […]

At 33 m (100 ft.) high, Falls Brook Falls is one of the highest waterfalls in New Brunswick. Walton Glen Falls (below) is higher, but does not flow during the driest part of the summer. What is the tallest waterfall in Canada? With a nearly vertical drop of 1,445 feet (440 m), Della Falls constitute […]

Applicants are not required to have a downpayment. – Any type of modest housing which qualifies for a 25-year conventional mortgage, or a 20-year mortgage in the case of a manufactured home, may be eligible. Is it possible to not put a down payment on a house? There are currently two types of government-sponsored loans […]

The first doré bar poured at the first primary gold producer in New Brunswick – the Cape Spencer Gold Mine, operated by Gordex Minerals Ltd. Can you pan for gold in New Brunswick Canada? New Brunswick is one of the best places in Canada to find gold, silver and other metals. It is not uncommon […]

Yearly Exports In 2021 the top exports of New Brunswick were Petroleum spirit for motor vehicles (C$ 4.47B), Light petroleum distillates nes (C$ 2.78B), Wood; coniferous species, other than of… What is New Brunswick’s main industry? About four-fifths of the provincial landmass is forested, and the forest industry is the province’s largest. Pulp and paper […]

In Demand jobs in New Brunswick Supply Chain Planner. Greenergy Fuels Canada. Blast prep / Sandblaster. Outside Sales Representative – Residential Division. Manufacturing Technician. Property Administrator. Travel Consultant – Call Centre. Remote – Manager Marketing Digital. Fast food supervisor/Store Supervisor. Which jobs are in demand in New Brunswick? Here are the Top 10 Most In-Demand […]

In early spring, you can grow lettuce and greens, peas, radishes, carrots, and broccoli. Once these are harvested, you can plant some of your favourite warm-weather produce: tomatoes, peppers, eggplants, and herbs. In the fall, you can harvest local favourites, such as potatoes, cabbage, and kale. When should you plant a garden in New Brunswick? […]

Additionally, the growing season generally lasts about 125 days between May and September; however, it’s always best to check the specific frost dates for your area. When should I plant my garden in New Brunswick? In early spring, you can grow lettuce and greens, peas, radishes, carrots, and broccoli. Once these are harvested, you can […]

Vegetable production in the province is marketed through larger retailers, Farmers Markets, roadside stands or directly to consumers through Community Supported Agriculture initiatives. Production is spread over the entire province, although the major area of production occurs in the Southern region. What can you grow in New Brunswick Canada? Field crops in New Brunswick consist […]

They suffered from atypical anxiety, depression, sleep disorders and brain atrophy. They had blurred visions and memory problems, unexplained weight loss and terrifying hallucinations that made them afraid to go to sleep. Some had muscle jerks so severe that they couldn’t be controlled with strong medication. What are the symptoms of the New Brunswick brain […]