Category: New Brunswick

Chiac (or Chiak, Chi’aq), is a Creole variety of Acadian French spoken mostly in southeastern New Brunswick, Canada. Chiac Native to Canada Region Acadian communities throughout the Maritime provinces, mainly in coastal southeastern New-Brunswick Are there French people in New Brunswick? This table shows the percentage of the population by knowledge of official languages.Figure 4.1 […]

New Brunswick is an especially attractive immigration destination for downsizers – people who desire a simpler, no-frills lifestyle amidst a land teeming with lakes and forests. Is New Brunswick good for immigrants? Fredericton, New Brunswick: A safe, affordable, and thriving multicultural city for Canada’s newcomers Fredericton offers countless employment opportunities to the skilled newcomers and […]

44 hours. Yes, there is a minimum overtime wage rate, which is one and a half times the minimum wage. As of October 1, 2022, the rate is $20.63 per hour. Employers must pay their employees at least one and one-half times the minimum wage for each hour they work in excess of 44 hours […]

New Brunswick is actually not that bad of a place to live. But there are a few things that can be improved. The cost of living should be adjusted because the majority of individuals living in this town are low income families. There can be a better grip on drugs and crime. Is New Brunswick […]

Benefits you could be eligible for NB Drug Plan. NB Child Tax Benefit. NB Working Income Supplement. NB School Supplement Program. Low Income Property Tax Allowance | Application. Low-Income Seniors’ Benefit. New Brunswick HST Credit. What are the benefits of living in New Brunswick? The Pros of Living in New Brunswick People. Compared to other […]

$13.75. Current minimum wage across Canada Province Minimum Hourly Wage New Brunswick $13.75 Newfoundland & Labrador $13.70 Northwest Territories $15.20 Nova Scotia $13.60 What is NB 2022 minimum wage? $13.75 per hourYes, New Brunswick does have a minimum wage rate that employers are required to pay their employees for each hour worked. As of October […]

BUYING BASICS There are no restrictions on foreign home buyers in New Brunswick. A typical lawyer’s fee would be about 1,800 to 2,000 Canadian dollars, or about $1,385 to $1,540, and the other large closing fee would be the land transfer tax, which would be 4,000 Canadian dollars, or about $3,080, on this house, Ms. […]

The Human Development Council calculated the “livable wage” in four cities in New Brunswick. It calculated a living wage would be from $17.50 per hour in Bathurst to $21.20 in Fredericton when accounting for things like housing, necessities and child care. What is considered a livable wage in Canada? Related Last Reference Living Wage Individual […]