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Living in New Brunswick

Cost of Living

New Brunswick is one of Canada’s most affordable provinces.

Housing (approximate averages)

• 1-bedroom apartment: $1,100–$1,400/month
• 3-bedroom rental home: $1,700–$2,300/month
• Average detached house purchase: $328,000

Communities

• Moncton – fastest-growing, bilingual, family-friendly
• Fredericton – capital city, universities, tech hub
• Saint John – coastal city, busy hospital network
• Rural NB – quiet, affordable, strong community ties

Family Information

• Free public schooling
• French immersion widely available
• Childcare spaces improving due to provincial expansion
• Spousal employment services available for newcomers

Weather

New Brunswick experiences four distinct seasons, offering a mix of weather throughout the year. Winters can be cold, with temperatures often below freezing and frequent snow, especially in northern and inland areas. Summers are warm and pleasant, typically ranging from 20–25°C, perfect for outdoor activities and exploring the province’s natural beauty. Spring and fall bring mild temperatures, colorful foliage, and a transition between the extremes, making them ideal times to enjoy New Brunswick’s forests, rivers, and coastline.