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Non-profit organizations deliver free settlement services to help you get a successful start in New Brunswick.
There are several things to think about and prepare so the place you choose fits your needs.
Health care coverage, including most medically required services, is provided by the provincial government.
It’s important for children to have a great start and for families to have child-care options that work for them.
Learn more about New Brunswick’s education system.
In New Brunswick, we speak English, French, or both. It is the only province in Canada that is officially bilingual.
As a resident, you’ll need a financial institution – a bank, trust company, or a credit union – to open a bank account.
It’s important to know about the laws followed in New Brunswick and the people who keep the province safe.
Get important information for in-Canada refugee claimants.
The New Brunswick Human Rights Commission is the government agency responsible for the administration of the Human Rights Act.
Learn more about New Brunswick.
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