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Are you searching for some of the best places to live in New Brunswick Canada? You’ve come to the right place! New Brunswick is one of the four Atlantic provinces of Canada, the province houses about 760,00 residents.
News Brunswick is massively forested with about 80% of lands sheltered with woodland. Also included in New Brunswick are several coastal islands.
Notably, the province is an attractive destination for immigrants and tourists looking to explore a simple, quiet and unique lifestyle.
Unlike other provinces in Canada, New Brunswick’s housing prices are cheap, the cost of living is affordable and basic amenities are available and accessible to residents.
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1:20 1. Saint John
2:01 2. Moncton
2:58 3. Miramichi
3:56 4. Edmundston
4:49 5. Dieppe
5:50 6. Fredericton
7:00 7. Riverview
8:12 8. Quispamsis
9:27 9. Rothesay
10:14 10. Bathurst
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NB is no longer the province with the most “affordable” homes. Higher taxes in NB along with higher prices for energy and food combined with not so good wages was never the utopia of cheap houses being touted. No lack of people here living in poverty that own a house. Poverty due to costs of necessities is prevalent here and most new comers from other provinces that cashed in on pricey homes that now live here are pretty much oblivious to it and don’t care that many that could have afforded a home in NB, are now priced out of the market and either have to leave the province or have to rent realizing their proportion of renter household income spent on rent and utilities is much higher here than some equivalent size places in BC and Ontario where there are better jobs with higher pay.
Those forests are basically tree farms that are heavily sprayed.
There is a reason why this province only had a net migration rate of half of one percent last year and has the one of the lowest retention rates for newcomers. Also the hardest place to retain youth and youth in the workplace.
Can you help me with job situation there in today's time?
I mean are part time and full time jobs available?
I am living in New Brunswick Canada..God bless my canadian province my place my home now.
You can have it. To each his/her own.
@@rps1689 you seem to be everywhere where there's things about New Brunswick and all you have is negative things to say this isn't the first channel where I've seen your negative response why don't you just away with your negativity
@@anthonybelyea1964 Just not New Brunswick, even though it is where I was born and raised. You obviously haven't seen all my posting where there are things about NB, as I have said some positive things.
Also trying to move brunswick
Can you please provide me more information regarding part time and full time jobs in new Brunswick
$66,000. a monthly income for folks in Edmonston! ! Wow! I think not 😂. I’m retired and moved here about 11 years ago and prices for property where unbelievable, however since Covid-19 they’ve increased substantially. While there still below property prices elsewhere in Canada, there high for many residents, because of low incomes . A huge number of residents don’t have a doctor and the hospital’s are understaffed and in general they will have you waiting for hours to be seen. I’ve heard that many people have waited 12 hours to see a doctor. The government’s are responsible for the abysmal hospital crisis and as yet have done little to alleviate the problems. One last thing, the Irving’s run the government’s and so run the province, much like their own oligarchy.
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I grew up in NB all my life and still living here, the way they said Miramichi kills me 😂 Most of you probably know but if you don't, it's pronounced "Mair - ma - she"
Can u please🙏 tell is it worth moving to new brunswick for international students to study in UNB???
@@komaludhehan7793 International students would probably do better in larger places like Montreal and Toronto.
@@bearforce187 Thanks for your reply dude
you too...im laughing my ass off...
Can u arrange job me in newbrunswick
EXCELLENT VIDEO!!!!
At least 3 of the pictures shown for dieppe are of dieppe in France and another is of downtown moncton
Housing and apartment rentals in NB , especially Moncton, Saint John and Fredericton areas have doubled or more since they use the covid excuse, it is not so great to move to NB now with the insane prices being asked. Also Dieppe and Riverview are pretty much part of Moncton. Two smaller places should have made this list as well Grand Falls and Campbellton, are very nice small towns with wonderful scenery.
Groceries are insanely high here too. About 40 to 60 percent more expensive than in BC.
North you need to speak french
Cool
Thank you i love this province.
Go live there, my friends moved to another province, because of low pay. They marvelled at having trees at their new home. Maybe government officials make that $76.000, but not the residents. plus no mountains, just huge hills and roads, my husband comes from there!
My god these robot generated narratves are brutal. It’s not pronounced MiraMichi , Edmunston Town, Dieppe NB, sigh…
Completely agree, growing up in Saint John, residents would quickly correct the pronunciation of Rothesay or Kennebecasis
I coûts not believe the way she said MiraMiChi too, awful… sort of laughable…
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Hahaha yes i hate em
Fredericton is the capital of New Brunswick. She said Miramichi wrong Fredericton is a beautiful city with many walking trails and the Bill Thorpe walking bridge. Fredericton also has the University of New Brunswick UNB. Many people goes boating, kayaking on the Nashwaak River and the Saint John River. Fishing for smallmouth bass, chain pickerel, musky, sturgeon. Above the Mactaqauc dam has smallmouth and largemouth bass and musky. Many camping area like the Mactaqauc park. St Andrew and St Stephen in the south of the province. Grandmanan Island off the southern New Brunswick in the Bay Of Fundy Prince Edward Island off the eastern coast of New Brunswick. The reversing falls in Saint John. There are a few more islands just northwest of Grandmanan Island
A lot of the pictures used for Dieppe were from Dieppe in France.
i live in canada and usa is full of tornado its so not cool so i live in new bruswick canada riverview new bruswick canada now i live in dipppe
very informative
Nice video....
Am from morocco i like this formation about this city ils really Nice video
I was born in NB and moved away when I was a kid. About 6 years ago I moved back to be closer to aging family. I am still on a waiting list for a doctor. The walk in clinics are closed from covid so you have to auto dial for 3 days to try and get an appointment. If you are lucky enough to get through they won't even make an appointment for most issues and refer you to the website to get on waiting list or send you to the hospital. They also won't write a new prescription so you have to go to hospital and wait a minimum of 4 hrs to see a doctor. I have what would be a good paying job anywhere else in Canada (construction foreman) but the pay is crap here. I regret moving to NB every day.
Sounds like you are in Fredericton, which is a pathetic excuse for a capital city. Hope you can get to move away from NB again.
I couldn't believe how poorly paid electricians are here on construction sites building apt bldgs. I made the same hourly wage as them back in the early 90s as a dry waller!
I'm only here as a "transient" and so look forward to leaving soon.
Hated that provinces.
@@Cynocehali You're not the only one. There is a reason why it is still one of the least sought after places to live in Canada.
Can you please provide me more information regarding part time and full time jobs in new Brunswick
Well, thank you very much for this video! It is thanks to those kind of video that a lot of people came over and ended up homeless!
It looks very nice place to stay brunswich canada Iam watching from Nepal .
Nice place . Bows ontario away. Ontario isnt even canadian anymore. My suggestion is limit foriegn jnvestment in housing immediately
NB WAS affordable however with company's coming from outside of new Brunswick and buying property and renting it out our rent is extremely high with little no good jobs and low minimum wage with high tax rate. Not to mention cheese is like 7,99 not on sale now so just the price of food is 300$ every 2 weeks for a family of 2. If you're looking for a province that has only scenery and old folks community's to offer with the only place having something worthy of tourism in Moncton I suggest picking a different province. We also have the worst health care in Canada for mental health and sexual health. Our family doctors aren't looking for patients and only a few of the hospitals in the province has higher end equipment. Most people have to travel to Moncton or Fredericton to seek proper medical aid.
Not to mention we have a LITREALY BRAIN EATING ILLNESS that's on in this province in which our province will not look into lol
If you are spending 600.00 per month for 2 people you are eating pretty damn good. I am a senior on fixed income and I eat quite well on 250-300.00 per month. I won't bother with your other points, they are not 100% correct.
@@nonenone1511 my grandma buys 400$ a month sometimes for just her...also I usually am under my 300$ budget for grocery that's just the set amount I put aside. It usually comes up to maximum 260. The 300$ also covers medications, vitamins, toilet paper, and household items for cats and cleaning it's not just food.
@@nonenone1511 What points are not correct?
Price gouging is common in NB due to lack of competition and companies are very good here a fooling the masses - perceptions of value are distorted.
I was vacationing in BC and was surprised to see most groceries were 30 to 40 percent less than in NB.- 4 litre milk in BC ranges from 4.90 to 5.19 and in NB almost 8 dollars! You can buy PEI potatoes for less in BC and most produce from Europe and South America is cheaper in BC than that of NB. Heck I bought NB sardines cheaper in BC. We pretty much bought all the same things we do while in BC for a month that we do in NB and we spent about 550 whereas in NB we spend about 740 a month. We make most of our meals from scratch.
While vacationing in BC, I popped into a walk in clinic and on demand got two moles removed from my arm at the clinic; no appointment required. Unheard of in NB. Plus got lab work done the same day and results the next day without having to see or speak to a doctor; and it didn't cost me anything. Just gave them the address we are staying at and showed them my NB medicare card. My wife and I have already secured two family doctors; we are doing this because our commitments in NB will soon be over and will be moving to BC. Mind you we will have to travel half an hour to see our doctors and are in two different locations. My wife also got an appointment booked for a bone density test for next month, which she has been waiting for in NB for over ten months now. I also got a tooth repaired without an appointment at a local dental place in a mall. As seniors, we almost broke into tears with joy having so much easier access to healthcare.
Thank you
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NB ... still the best kept secret in Canada.
I lived in Europe... it was convenient but there was always "someone" wanting to stand
where I was standing. (Over population.)
Was glad to be back in NB where I could slow down again.
Can you please provide me more information regarding part time and full time jobs in new Brunswick
I am impressed and disappointed how drastically prices rocketed for 1 year. There are no apartmens for 700-800$ anymore. Usual price is around 1200-1800. Work opportunity is also too low.
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This video is very urban-centric. Cities are not always the best places to live, regardless of province. New Brunswick is a beautiful province with mountains, rivers, oceanfront, wildlife and great people. You will find the smaller rural towns equally enjoyable and in many instances much better places to live. Except for Edmundston, this video almost completely ignores Western New Brunswick and it is stunning in beauty. If you want to move to New Brunswick, consider the rural towns along the St. John River. You will not be disappointed.
Been there done that; too mundane for my tastes.
Can you please provide me more information regarding part time and full time jobs in new Brunswick
I Want to see St. John River in NB🎉
Thank you for your information, I am planning to move to new Brunswick. and I will do that
I agree! I’m from Saskatchewan but I visit my grandparents who live in a rural New Brunswick town every summer and I love it it’s very beautiful. I like it better than the city.
What is that song on the background? I liked
1.7% of share of Total GDP of Canada 🇨🇦 and ranked 8th.
It’s a shame you have not actually been there..no mention of St Andrews or any other coastal town..Bay of Fundy is a natural wonder of the world..missed that as well…
Nice places to visit, but been there and done that and the novelty wears off especially when you have to live there.
They didn’t take the best pictures of all the best cities. Springtime is NOT the best time of the year to take pictures. They talked about the beaches but I didn’t see any pictures of the beautiful beaches we have. I think they should update this video.😮
I am coming soon
Great video! The real estate prices in NB are truly astonishing. Outside the big cities $150,000 will buy you a very nice house
That is the asking price, you'll end up paying a little more or if lucky get asking.
How old are these statistics???? St.Andrew's should be there just for the beauty of it all...even though its a tourist trap area....
Fredericton has a lousy transit system and only runs every hour! Plus no service on Sundays.
Forgot to mention no service at all on all the holidays!
You have never lived in N.B. have you .....is this vid from 1950??? rents are more than 1500 dollars for a one bedroom, any ware in N.B. And rentals are very hard to find. Good luck moving her unless you are rich and buy or build a house. Good luck finding a doctor......the hospitals are broken too.
I can get better deals in BC that include heat.
UPDATE: Dieppe AND Riverview are now pretty much a part of Moncton due to the recent sprawl. Quispamsis and Rothey not Rossy is pretty much a suburb of St. John.
Unfortunately that nasty smell from the pulp mill can make its way to Quispamsis and hang in the air for days. Moncton has better air, but it look likes a mundane suburb.
lmao I’ve lived in Quispamsis for 40 years and have never smelled the pulp mill out in Quispamsis. The pulp mill doesn’t smell near as bad as it used to back in the 80-90’s. if you like fast paced life with lots of traffic Moncton is your place. If you like river valley’s and beautiful natural and a slowly paced life Quispamsis and rosthsay is the spot. Moncton has the chocolate river while Quispamsis and rosthay have a huge river system with great fishing swimming boating
@@Js-sq7fx What you have is called olfactory adaptation. Stills smells as bad as I recall in the 70s. Been in Quispamsis off and on for the last three years; after a couple of hours we don't notice it due to olfactory adaptation.
@@Js-sq7fx Been there done that; the river valley is too mundane for my tastes. To each his own.
@@rps1689 yup sounds like you belong in Moncton and Moncton can keep ya to. I can tell you have know idea what your talking about lmao keep dreaming 😴 olfactory lol how about all that air pollution from the pile of car Moncton has , the place smells like diesel and gas exhaust
I want to work in Brunswick im from Phils.
I am interested
hello; I liked the city how I do to move to live in it
I am interested to immigrate to the new Brunswick
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5:25 snuck in a photo of Dieppe France 😭
Seriously, right? I live in Dieppe and I was, like, wait... where is that? ahah
How may I apply for residentship
New Brunswick is basically a Provincial-scale factory town beholden to the Irvings, no thanks.
Comment jevais venue au new bunswick je fair comment
, I've lived and worked in the USA and parts of Canada but my home has been nb for 50 years, if you want to pay ridiculous taxes and have no health care and be dictated, have no protection from the heards of drugged up meth heads and a education system that is a disaster, where you need to purchase a permit for every little thing you do on your own property, you can't get a good paying job unless you speak French, this is the place🙄
Well I speak French and I can honestly say we are paid the same thing as everyone else unless maybe if you are a lawyer or something with high degrees but in my case it's pretty close to minimum wage. And you are right for the rest health care is crazy hard time to get the help you need buying a house forget it unless you got a very good paying job cause no way that someone on small salary can afford a car and a house and here we do need a car for traveling cause no Metro or buses so forget about the house and freeze in your car during winter cause rent is also ridiculous
@@donnaboucher2351 I made the same an hour as a dry waller back in the early 90s, as an electrician does today on a construction site. A transit operator in BC, makes as much as an RN here, but NB transit operators make much less than what they do in some other provinces. If you have a house paid for in NB, your expenses in taxes, utilities, and even groceries will cost you much more that the person with a paid off property in BC even in a bigger city.
As a life long resident of New Brunswick, your overall description was decent, however the pronunciation of some of the place names was nothing short of atrocious. And as far as the best places to live, NB has many smaller towns and villages that, in my opinion, have many opportunities and benefits for residents that are not found in the communities you mentioned. This video appears to be created by someone with no first hand knowledge of the province. I’m thinking it deserves a C minus for effort!
Pretty sure it’s a computer generated voice
Hi can you please recommend some smaller towns or villages that are affordable in new Brunswick
Hope Grand Falls would have been in those cities, which was the most bilingual city in Canada a few years ago at 89% population being bilingual. St-Stephen & St-Andrews are very beautiful cities as well. I think the narrator of this you tube Channel needs to study New Brunswick some more as Fredericton being the capital city is the place where rent is costing the most and houses are also expensive. The narrator is probably friend of our prime minister and wants the capital city to attract more population. By the way the people living in Riverview do not sit by the water, ie beach and swim and catch their catch of the day, 😂, sitting beside the Petitcodiac, anyone fishing in the Petitcodiac… fish in the Petitcodiac if there are any, need swimming eyeglasses to protect their eyes from the mud…. 😮
Wow I haven't heard natives called Indians in awhile it almost sounds racist. You don't have a clue about New Brunswick you mentioned fishing about Riverview and didn't say a word about the best fishing river in the world in Miramichi and on that point learn how to pronounc the name here.
My roots are Miramichi, so that mispronunciation stood out. Did she say that average earnings in pulp and paper were $66,000 per month? I hope not.
@@playnejayne5550 I'm not far away I live in Kent County
@@trevorfillmore698 I'm in Virginia but my mom and dad grew up near Boiestown on the upper Southwest Miramichi. We spent every summer there. Most of our relatives still live there. If I were you, I'd run and get one of those $66 G per month jobs. Work two months a year and live well. Someone who actually knows New Brunswick needs to make one of these videos.
@@playnejayne5550 lol I won't hold my breath on getting a job that pays like that.
@@playnejayne5550 доброго дня ми хочемо мігрувати в Міраміші Ми українці тікаємо від війни .що ви нам порадите.Дякую.
How is the price of houses 2bed room and 2bath with Garage
it used to be low but its now way more expensive then it was, id say approx: 1600-2000$ a month
@@Art29Art29 that's to rent, not to own
Houses are most likely starts from $300k right now. Prices skyrocketed since 2021
hi, how can a EU national can settle in NB
Edmunston area are struggling all year around and no safe job
mirror mich chi LOL
I can't think of a more obvious example of AI produced content. They could have at least proof read the copy.
Loved the beginning... NEWS Brunsnwick. ahah
How to apply ma'am to work there
How can I get a job. What is the prosegier
Just got my visitors visa... who will accommodate me. Note: I'm ready to pay for my accommodation. NB province i chose to explore when filling out my application.
St John, one of the saffest place?
Saint John SUCKS and is a dirty city such as fog and pollution plus crime and street drugs.
@@paulwood9043 yeah I know, it was a rethorical question😅
Lolololp many hell Angel leave and hire the people in the area and hown all good property around Edmunston
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Miramichi is pronounced as Mira Mishee. Moncton is too crowded now and inflation is rampant. Discrimination if you're not bilingual. NB. If I could afford to move back out west...
Some of the income statistics you present sound ridiculous -- average income in Edmunston being $66,000 per month. PER MONTH? I want this clarified.
St John is the oldest incorporated
city in Canada there hasn't been any fishing industry for years and shipbuilding for about 10 years you need to get your facts straight
Yep. BTW, it is spelled Saint John.
@@rps1689 I used talk to text hence the St.
And where's the beach in Riverview? I lived there for 20 years and I did not find the beach! bahahah
Saint John is a working class city they did well in the 80s when they had a shipyard but it moved to China. We also had man6 call centres NB started call centres as we have the most advanced fiber optics and the first telephone company in the world was in Saint John but govt s3nt many call centres to Asia. Saint John is mainly Irish, English, Scottish and we only have 4% fr3nch now as they left to bigger cities for better jobs. NB also had a thriving fishing, scallops and lobster industry around Shediac they made over 120,000 in 3 months and live in big homes but with globalism we lost most of that too to China.
We also lost maybe 8 govt depts since the 80s because we are an English city they sent them to other places or Moncton as Moncton has french privilege. Moncton has 2 of everything even English Hospital, French Hospitall lol at Saint John's expense. My m7m had to retire early fr9m her govt job as they moved the entire dept to PEI when she was 61
dont for get about the missing people and the kidnappings
Idk about St. John being the safest place in Atlantic Canada lmao
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How can I come her &how's can job get ?😊
2500 for 3 bed home affordable? Nothing is lower than 1500
It is cheaper to own than to rent
Ve here alot of the info is wrong...
How is Hartland
Its the boonies.
Not much there buy a bridge a long one and a couple stores and a few churches and a home hardware oh and liquor store lol
Miramichi mining town? 😂
Killing myself laughing at the terrible proncunciations.
I could only imagine what that voice would make Mactaquac, Kouchibouguac, or Meduxnekeag sound like!
Me, too! I just forwarded it to one of my friends so she could get a good laugh as well! I'm also not sure where they have seen a house for $89K recently. lol
I need cook job Canada
Im Moroccan my dream is living in Brunswick
Hope you like the cold LOL
Dream bigger. NB is one of the least sought after places for Canadians to live for a reason.
Hope you make it here! Please do not rely on these videos though. Talk to people who actually live here. This video is full of false stats. It is not as cheap as they are making it out to be. There hasn't been a house here for 80k in YEARS. Good luck on moving to Canada! We would love to have you!
Lololololo where that come from
Hi sir Pakistan please
Immigration to Canada 🇨🇦 is too much complex, costing a lot and taking years te become reality what discouraged millions of skillful and well educated people to move anywhere in Canada 🇨🇦. Unfortunately.
So can you tell how you reached Canada plz?
@samochannel5532 I applied normally as a skillful draftsman. You need to establish a strategy, get a good profession with some minimum of experience and mastering at least one language: French or English or both if you can afford that what will enable your competitiveness and more immigration points. Anyway, you have to read more about immigration on Canadian official websites and public discussions forums
@@Bernoussi thanks for your detailed answer, I need an advice , I am planning to apply for the program (New Brunswick Strategic initiative stream ) I met all the required conditions except one ,which is to have a friend or acquaintances living in New Brunswick , how can I solve this? I have a long experience and many good certificates ( one of the from The United States consulate in the country I live in ) but I might lost this chance for this reason .
Sorry for taking long
mfw you keep showing Dieppe, France pictures
But Med. Car. Suck don't go for service it's suck...
I'd like to live in NB ,but I'm listening some comments about hospital services,taxes , expensive houses,in other words you're telling us that we don't have to inmigrate there?
if we are foreing workers?
Maybe,it won't be a good decision?
I was thinking to get a job there with my family
Some people are just negative. Housing prices have gone up to what they were before covid, but they are still cheaper than the rest of Canada. Housing prices have increased across the entire country. Hospital services can be hit or miss, but again this is Canada wide. If you are in need of life threatening care, 99% of the time you will be seen right away. If you use the emergency department as a walk in clinic or are there for something that is not life threatening, you will wait. They need to see the most urgent cases first. Taxes are not as bad as some people make it out to be. NB isn't perfect but you won't find any place that is. It is still a good place to raise a family 😊
Taxes are high here and so are utilities and groceries. Access to primary health care is bad here and walk-in-clinics are few and far between and do not do the procedures and treatments we see done in some other provinces. In some places like the capital city they are almost impossible to access the same day, as they don't allow walk-ins and getting through to them on the phone can take hours, and if your lucky that someone answers, you still can't make an appointment for the next day let alone get in the day you called.
What I have found talking to many younger folk here on a daily basis over the two years, is many youth can't move away because they feel trapped by unwanted commitments or just can't afford to live in the nicer places that cost more to rent or purchase like that of Moncton and Fredericton not to mention other nicer places in other provinces. Many young people are still leaving NB especially those priced out of the market that have become renters especially those that have realized their proportion of renter household income spent on rent and utilities is much higher here than some equivalent size places in BC and Ontario where there are better jobs with higher pay.
My wife and I vacationed for a month in BC six months ago. I popped into a walk in clinic and on demand got two moles removed from my arm, and one from my face at the clinic; no appointment required; just walk in. Unheard of in NB. Plus got lab work without an appointment done the same day and results the next day without having to see or speak to a doctor; and it didn't cost me anything. This is easy to do because there are so many labs outside to the hospitals were you can set up an account and view your results online within 48 hours. Just gave them the address we are staying at and showed them my non BC medicare card. My wife and I have already secured family doctors each; we are doing this because our commitments here in NB will soon be over and will be moving to BC. Mind you we will have to travel half an hour to see our doctors and are in two different locations. As seniors, we almost broke into tears with joy having so much easier access to healthcare in BC.
BC with al it faults, still has a superior health care system than that of NB. Three year waiting list for my wife to see a specialist in NB, but she got to see the specialist in two years; in BC the wait was 6 months and they apologized to her. It took us two years just to get a Nurse Practitioner in NB, and that was because she pulled strings. Our poor neighbour went to his family doctor many times for over one year with symptoms of pain in his lower back, no appetite, and being weak a lot; they just brushed him off; the only test they did was a stress test. He learned he had cancer two weeks before he died a painful death, but he had the cancer for at least 8 months.
I'm from Miramichi and can't stand how it's being pronounced
Same
How is living their ?
I Want to move from Ontario
@@MrCanada1 I haven't lived there in 23 years but it was great. Inexpensive but not a lot of high income jobs available, and everybody's okay with that. Tight knit community, everybody knows each other and it's a beautiful area. I love it there. What makes you want to leave ontario?
@@CaptainRandus I personally I think ontario is the best province for many reasons , but what is making me thinking to move is how expensive it is getting.
I'm thinking of Edmonton or calgery, but also I don't know a thing about this two cities
@@MrCanada1 yeah that's the issue. People from ontario are buying homes in NB left right and center above asking which is driving the cost of real estate up here just like it did in Ontario and Vancouver. Moving here will give you a great quality of life, but it won't stop the expenses going up. We have some of the highest taxes in the country, so you lose that much more of your income. Even edmonton and calgary are getting more and more expensive.
Can't catch a break in modern day canada
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New brunswick housing is cheap??? You may want to do a bit more research before spewing non sense
Housing is no way cheap for the average earner in NB.
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I see people still smoke good Crack to think the cost of living is affordable Lmao…
Even if you have a place paid for, its not affordable for many due to very high property taxes and utilities. A person in BC with a paid for property is much better off especially a senior or someone with a modest income.
O health care, prices double, taxes high.
Why are you liying I born and family still leave there
She better check her crime rate numbers because no one will want to live or move in New Brunswick…. Really this is the worst video I’ve seen made and narrated of our beautiful province of New Brunswick and please, please check your crime rate numbers, those numbers you gave are scary….
Crime in NB is more about crime against property and unsolved crimes against persons. Though NB does have the highest crime rate in the Atlantic Provinces and is still on the rise.
Don't move to the Maritimes, we eat the 1st born child of all newcomers.
And they'll probably deep fry them ; )
Huh? Like kill them?
@@rps1689 deep fried and dipped in Donaire sauce my dude 😎
@@benfloyd2408 A cholesterol fest!
Who is lying about this shit