The Government of New Brunswick has signed a letter of intent with Indonesia to ease the recruitment of trained healthcare workers, including nurses and nursing aides. Health Minister Bruce Fitch highlighted the partnership as a significant step […]
The 2023 Economy in Review report reveals significant advancements in New Brunswick’s economy, highlighted by population, employment, and investment gains. Province’s Finance Minister Ernie Steeves noted the province’s 1.3% economic growth, consistent with 2022. New Brunswick’s population
On June 28, 2024, the New Brunswick Housing Corporation, in collaboration with the Moncton-based non-profit Rising Tide, announced the development of eight new public housing units. This initiative is part of a larger 40-unit project to enhance
The New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program (NBPNP) has temporarily paused the New Brunswick Skilled Worker stream for any Expression of Interest (EOI) submitted after May 17th, 2024. This pause is necessary for the province to manage this
Legislative amendments introduced by the New Brunswick provincial government on May 7, 2024, aim to bolster student protections and accountability for private career colleges. Key points of the amendments to the Private Occupational Training Act
On May 3, 2024, New Brunswick welcomed more internationally trained nurses, enhancing the province’s healthcare system. Villa Providence was among eight nursing homes hiring French-speaking nurses from a recruitment mission to Belgium and Morocco. This initiative resulted
Phylomene Zangio, chair of the New Brunswick Human Rights Commission, expresses concern over increasing allegations of housing discrimination in the province. Landlords are reminded of their legal obligation to respect the Human Rights Act, which prohibits discrimination
New Brunswick hosts the Transportation Virtual Recruitment – 2024, focusing on the transportation sector, on May 27 and 28, 2024. The province seeks skilled workers to fulfill its growing labour market needs. The province is looking for candidates with
Quebec Premier Francois Legault called on Ottawa to consider all options, including a potential referendum, regarding immigration powers. He criticized the federal government for interfering in provincial matters and stressed Quebecers’ concerns about immigration levels. Legault urged
New Brunswick’s postsecondary institutions dispute new federal restrictions on international students. The cap, announced by Immigration Minister Marc Miller, aims to regulate Canada’s growth and limit international arrivals. New Brunswick received 9,279 of about 393,000 study permit