Employment and Housing in New Brunswick: What Newcomers Should Know Before Arriving

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New Brunswick is becoming an increasingly popular destination for newcomers to Canada. With growing communities, expanding industries, and a welcoming environment, the province offers many opportunities for
individuals and families looking to build a new life. Two of the most important aspects to prepare for before arrival are employment and housing. Understanding how these systems work can help newcomers
transition more smoothly into their new community.

Buyer Beware: Stay Away from Curbsiders When Buying a Used Vehicle

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In the motor vehicle sales industry, curbsiders are a well-known problem. They pose as private sellers, pretending to sell a personal motor vehicle. Still, they are buying and selling cars for profit without a professional license or registration, which is illegal in Ontario.

The other reality is that housing costs vary widely from city to city, with the popular gateway urban centres like Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal being by far the most expensive.

Settling in Secondary Cities for More Affordable Housing

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Just as the housing price in gateway cities continues to soar and rental vacancy rates plummet,  Canada is preparing to welcome 1.3 million newcomers over three years, and the demand for housing will only grow! Questions persist about this country’s ability to meet that demand, particularly in the major urban centres.

The other reality is that housing costs vary widely from city to city, with the popular gateway urban centres like Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal being by far the most expensive.