Living in Ontario vs. Living in New Brunswick
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- Опубліковано 3 бер 2023
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I think New Brunswick is better for raising a family since it's more peaceful. I lived in Ontario all my life. It's not just the major cities that are stressful and hectic, but even the smaller ones.
Great job on the video!! As someone who lived there, it’s great, if you want to settle down. If you’re a new comer to Canada, Fredericton is a great place to start. It will be very representative of what you’re to expect across the country. However, be aware of what you are getting into. Winters are notoriously unpredictable and long.
Keep up the good work :)
Thank you !
Thank you Ms Rice for this video. I've gotten the information right, now I can make a wise decision on my university choice as a prospective student.
Thank You for the information..my 5th time listening to you and I like your your sincerity
Watching from Dubai, preparing to take off for New Brunswick, thanks fpr the detailled info
We are on our way to New Brunswick. I'll see you in a month. I'm looking forward to seeing you when I get there. Please keep these educational vids coming 🙂
And then leave in a month
Dear how are you going there ?? By which means !! I also want to relocate there ,Can you guide me please??
Which college/University i will be at UNB SAINT JOHN in the January
It's a very informative video. I was confused about taking up a course from Toronto or New Brunswick, I guess I'm clear about it now. Pls share some more light on the in demand jobs in New Brunswick.
Excellent comparison.
I'm watching this video and thinking: "I don't need more reasons to move there, but let's watch it 😅" Currently, I just need to be fluency in English and have enough money for affording the college, I don't need more motivation for choosing NB😉 I'm really want to be there!!
Thank you so much for your videos, you talk so nice and I can understand you even without subtitles!! 🥰
You're so beautiful in this video by the way 🤩
Thank u…love watching ur videos,very informative…plan to go for study pathway,ECE,which province do you suggest?
Great video. I'm supposed to move to Canada summer 2023, as an international student. I'm a family of 3 my husband, son and I will be moving to Moncton.
good work, please in which province will I have lots of opportunities as an agrologist or a livestock specialist
please can u tell me more about health care in New Brunswick?
Hi Ricey, what are the other schools in new brunswick for international students that doesn’t require ielts?
I'm an International student who has shifted to New Brunswick Canada in Grade 10 in the second semester and it's almost over. I've my pr. I've to get into an Ivy League Top College/University. I'm confused with what I shall do. Could you please guide me what could help build my chances of getting into them.
The houses I have seen that got the asking price of 250K, were either houses that needed fixing up, contaminated with nicotine, and wouldn't meet building codes in some other provinces. The best you will find a "nice" house for 250K is in Saint John, but you will have to put up with the pollution and stink of it that comes from two sources - Canada's largest oil refinery, and a pulp mill.
Oops! Forgot to mention you can find a nice house for 250K outside of the three major cities, but best to avoid those that get water from wells.
@@rps1689You can filter the water no?
@@Whocares0009 Sure, but is only necessary where homes still have lead pipes on thier property from the city's main pipes to their homes.
@@rps1689 I see
Very informative po tlga videos nio..
salalmat :)
@@QuestCanada super helpful po ang content nio lalo sa kagaya kong nagbbalak na pumjnta ng canada, we are a family of three my hubby, me and my 3 yr old son.
D ko po alam kung san maganda mag stay pra sa future ng anak ko.. Choices are NS, NB or PEI nahhirapan kaming mag asawa san tlga maganda.
Thanks po if manotice at masagot nio..
depende yan sa lifestyle na gusto nyo..ang ns mas kabisera kesa sa nb,in general though mas mataas ang gastos sa NS.Visit kayo s website - questcanadaca.com- maraming free info downloadables dun 😊 sana matulungan kayo mag decide
So you can help, about immigration process to new brunswick?
I think I've fallen in love with New Brunswick. I just don't like stress. From your explanation, it appears Ontario is as congested as Lagos, Nigeria. A serene environment guarantees long life. A chaotic environment is a turn off for me. Thanks for the video
Yes it is indeed peaceful and calm here in the atlantic
There are many more peaceful regions in Ontario with towns and cities; more so than in NB. If I had to choose, I'd take Ontario any day over NB.
@@rps1689 Oh really? That's good to know.
@@sentinelmedia1 Yes, Ontario is a huge place; just driving along the trans Canada highway will show you some nice towns; and better to go off it.
Hi Ms Rice! Please make a video about healthcare in New Brunswick. Especially about kids with autism, kung ano po support na mabibigay ng Government ng New Brunswick if International student ang parent. Thank you
NB is not the place for people with specific healthcare needs.
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I will come to the New Brunswick after a month. I will see it and if I like it, I will move there.
Hi,how can I apply for Canada?
Ms Rice, you mentioned construction materials being more expensive in New Brunswick due to lower economies of scale vs. Ontario's and I wonder how much higher is that cost of material there? 10% higher or a lot more? Could you elaborate on that? In particular, things like ready-mix cement and sales taxes on construction materials. Thank you.
you cam check on home depot
Recently got admission to Schulich with a tuition fee of about 95k CAD. I'm considering University of New Brunswick, which about 35k CAD. Nearly 1/3 of the cost
95kcad?wow unreal
Liked 31 host! I love ur topic.
Hi . I am interested to immigrate to canada so soon with my two children. Or study there . Or work in education because I am secondary school teacher in sciences physics. Please can you help me to release my dream and for the future of my children. Thank you for your videos
can you also tackle available daycare center and schools in NB? Is it better to go as a family for international students?
Daycare is challenging here in NB. If you have the finances to sustain the cost of family you can move here as a family then but if not then you can consider the rest of your family to follow
@@QuestCanadadaycare is difficult to find in NB?? seriously? The where will people send their kids??
And what about health care ? Is it equally bad as it is in halifax region???
@nishantsingal1821 daycare you have to book one year in advance to get a slot,healthcare is not bad really
Hi Ricey! It's been my dream to migrate to Canada and to spend the rest of my earthly days there. I'm a 65-year-old single dad of 4 kids, ages 27, 25, 14 and 12. I'm seriously considering to settle down in New Brunswick and hope to find an employer who will be kind enough to sponsor visa not only for me but also for my kids, primarily those below 18 years old. What can you advise? Thank you for educating us.
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Hi Ricey, I'm a retired college instructor in the Phils, 63 yes old, is there any jobs in New Brunswick that will fit my age? Thnk u po.
Good day, ma'am im working time here philippines now available thes time
Hi sis how to apply for getting in Canada please help me --
Hi Ricey. Planning to study in NBCC Moncton Campus. Would it be okay even if I don't speak French?
yes it’s ok
@@QuestCanada Thank you po.
I'm interested to go in Canada for work
Hello Ms. Rice. My husband is an International Student at NBCC Fredericton Campus. Hopefully, he will finish his program this June 2024. I am OWP and I am already working full-time at Go-Go after school but on probation for 6 months. My question is, can I start applying for PR? Thank you very much.
First you have to know which pr pathway is suited for you..there is the nb pnp ee employment connection stream you can check it out.or you can send us email for assessment - admin @questcanadaca.com
What about job market there? Especially in Moncton .. I’m gonna move this month.. Plz reply..
depends on your professional background really,if youre in construction iT and healthcare,its easy to find job
I like to move to New Brunswick, can you give me a heads up on how?
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@@QuestCanada I already wrote a comment on your site
We live in Toronto and our 1 bedroom basement apartment. Newly furnished and all in is 1,450
It can be traffic during peak hours however we can travel from Toronto to Mississauga for just 30-40mins by car.
Its just expensive here if you are thinking of getting a house. It can be from 800k-1mil
1450 here in NB is already a 2-3 br apartment with balcony
That's not a bad price for rent in Toronto. Some basement suites in Fredericton go for the same price, but not with utilities.
Goog day ma'am, haring din kayo sheet metal aircondedional, duct fabrecator, ductman.. may experenciences naren ako abroad 5 years abroad sa new duha international airport at 25years local.from philippences
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I need leyget agency here in cacada
Ma'am help me!! God bles u
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May I know which city in NB are you living? Thinking to move as well to NB but I heard if you’re not careful you might wind up living in a French speaking community. Also there is poor internet access and most importantly, a lack of medical specialists. Can you also enlighten us about this?
False.But it make sense to stay in main cities like saint john moncton and fredericton
There is a lack of specialists and the wait time to see them can be very long. My wife had to wait two years to see one; same specialist in BC took less than 6 months. The actual wait time was estimated at 3 years for my wife in NB to see the specialist, but due to cancelations, she got to see the specialist in two years.
It took us two years just to get a Nurse Practitioner in NB, and that was because my wife 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 from being old; 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.
@@rps1689 I’m very sorry to hear that. I’m planning to settle hopefully next year but I’m in the process of doing a research on where is the best province to settle. Seems every province has its own pros and cons.
@@RogueLei82 What we have done whenever we've decided to moved to another city or province is, make a list of your most important needs. Then list the pros and cons of each province or city according to your needs. Needs are always changing in life so try to think of where you want to be within a realistic time frame. The funny thing about life is you really never know where you might be living in the future. I never ever thought I would be living in some of the places where I have lived. I never thought I would have some of the careers I had.
What's the point of living in a place because it is "affordable" if you really don't love it? Same with a job, why work at a job that makes good money if you hate it and stresses you out effecting your health? Life is too short to make to big of a sacrifice at your health's expense. Finding balance is the key.
At our age, NB has nothing to offer my wife and I in regards to our needs. Perhaps it could have when we were younger, but I doubt that, as she hates NB ; )
I was born and raised in NB, but never liked it so of course to an extent I am biased.
@@rps1689 That makes a whole of sense. Thanks so much for the advice. ☺️
Thank you but i heard in New Brunswick the healcare is not good?
not true
The care is almost on par with other better provinces, but it is the access to primary healthcare that is not good.
Please how can I reach out to you?
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New Brunswick tax is high…that’s what is discouraging
It is very high. If you already own a property that is paid for in NB, your cost of living will be higher than that of living in ON with a home paid for.
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Anyone who has applied to UNB SAINT JOHN..?
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hi we are not a recruitment agency. We do not offer jobs to anyone.
We are moving to New Brunswick come Spring 2024 to nbcc
From where? My family and I live in Ontario...I am.looking where else we can live in Canada that it is affordable and nice.
@@miryreina925 coming from Ghana
@@QuestCanadaso please what is your advice for international students?
Poor New Brunswickers
I hear that New Brunswick has some concerns. 1. New Brunswick has the highest Radon Gas levels in Canada. I hear that when you buy a home the you must sign a waiver that you understand that you may have this gas in your house. 2. Most of the province is spray several times a year with glyphosate ( round up). This is done in the forests with helicopters and or planes. 3. New Brunswick has that Neurological brain disease that has affected around 38 people 6 of which has died. These things are a big concern. I was wondering if it is safe to live there?
Eventually we all gonna die who cares 😂😂😂
@@AjaySingh-rl3gi yes some sooner than others if you live there
Hi . I am interested to immigrate to canada so soon with my two children. Or study there . Or work in education because I am secondary school teacher in sciences physics. Please can you help me to release my dream and for the future of my children. Thank you for your videos.
what is your country of residency?