An eastern seaside province, N.B. has beautiful sandy beaches in the summer, spectacular autumn foliage, wildflowers in the spring and pure, white snow in the winter.

New Brunswick, the largest of Canada's three Maritime Provinces, is located under Quebec's Gasp Peninsula and beside the State of Maine U.S.A. An eastern seaside province, N.B. has beautiful sandy beaches in the summer, spectacular autumn foliage, wildflowers in the spring and pure, white snow in the winter. The eastern boundary is entirely coastal - the Gulf of St Lawrence and Northumberland Strait - and dotted with warm, sandy beaches, featuring the warmest salt water north of Virginia

Chignecto Bay and the 24-kilometre wide Isthmus of Chignecto, which connects New Brunswick to Nova Scotia, form part of New Brunswick's southern border.

The rest of it is the Bay of Fundy. Its tides - the highest and wildest in the world - have carved a spectacular coastline. New Brunswick is also connected to Prince Edward Island by the world-famous Confederation Bridge.

New Brunswick's communities vary from its eight major cities, Bathurst, Campbellton, Dieppe, Edmundston, the provincial capital of Fredericton, Miramichi, Moncton and Saint John, to its many attractive towns and villages located throughout the province that offer a wide range of attractions to visitors and residents alike. New Brunswick has invested heavily in developing a world class learning environment

Its rivers, such as the mighty St. John, the magnificent Restigouche or the majestic Miramichi, all possess unique characteristics unlike anywhere else you can find. From rolling farmlands to picturesque forests, river valleys to rocky pinnacles, the beauty and variety New Brunswick offers is unique in the world

New Brunswick, along with Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, is on Atlantic Standard (Daylight) Time. When entering New Brunswick from Maine or Quebec, set your watch ahead one hour

A family with two children can more than make up for the cost of moving to New Brunswick for the duration of their children's education via the savings made in the cost of schooling

The cost of a good international school in Asia can be very expensive and unaffordable. Schools in New Brunswick are all government-funded. It makes for a better-quality education system - taught in English - at zero cost through grade 12.

Children living in Canada enjoy a standard of education as high as anywhere in the world, with primary and secondary education (Grade 1-12) free of charge to residents and landed immigrants (from day one), funded by the government.

Canadian degrees and diplomas are internationally recognized and Canadian work experience is highly valued by multi-national corporations, many of whom actively recruit on campuses in the country. Canada is one of a select group of countries whose students scored near the top in mathematics, science and reading skills in a study carried out by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.

Today, 100% of our public schools are connected to the Internet. The province has partnered with private industry to ensure all students in elementary, junior high and senior high schools receive a computer-based learning curriculum. Our students receive a comprehensive curriculum including of study including English, French, mathematics, science, social studies, fine arts, technology, physical education and music

All training and services are provided in both English and French. After-school learning activities help all students reach their full potential

To deliver quality training, you need quality teaching professionals. That's why students wishing to become a New Brunswick teacher must have a degree in their discipline as well as a concurrent or consecutive Bachelor of Education degree

New Brunswick boasts one of the best high school graduation rate in Canada

Canadian degrees and diplomas are internationally recognized and Canadian work experience is highly valued by multi-national corporations, many of whom actively recruit on campuses in the country. Canada is one of a select group of countries whose students scored near the top in mathematics, science and reading skills in a study carried out by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development

Health care in the province is as good as anywhere in the world with a free health-care service funded by the government. The MSI (Medical Services Insurance) covers doctor and surgery costs for outpatient or inpatient care. There is even a special prescription-drug program for senior citizens (over 65 years of age).

Careful city planning and attention to infrastructure, combined with abundant open ‘breathing space, ensure ensure that traffic jams are rare.  Transport links include a comprehensive domestic air-travel network and daily flights to Asia, Europe and the US.

Canada has possibly the lowest level of crime of any western nation.  New Brunswick's crime rate is 37 percent lower than the national average.

New Brunswick's cultural mosaic is made up of many different ethnic groups.  A list of religious and cultural associations is available at any visitor information centre.

Sport and recreation facilities are world-class, with both outdoor and indoor sports well catered for. With its extensive coastline, boating and water sports are especially popular in summer.

New Brunswick's families enjoy the best entertainment opportunities, including theatre, dance and cinema as well as a full array of cuisines in restaurants and bars.