MONCTON – New Brunswick added 2,300 jobs in October with most of the gains made in the Moncton area, according to the latest figures from Statistics Canada.

September 7, 2017,  FREDERICTON (GNB) – The‎ provincial government is organizing a series of job fairs across the province and across Canada in the coming months to recruit new workers to fill job vacancies.

“Creating jobs and growing our economy is our focus as your government,” said Premier Brian Gallant.

The first Express Entry draw in three weeks took place on August 2, with 3,264 candidates in the pool receiving an Invitation to Apply (ITA) for Canadian permanent residence. Invited candidates each had a Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score of 441 or above

Imagine NB is a new program that will try to help young immigrants become leaders and stay in the province. Hannah Otilla was elected class president of Grade 8 back at her school in the Philippines. 

Having long dispatched its provincial rival in Saint John, figures show Moncton has now chased down the region's two largest cities to command the most commercial and industrial development money in Atlantic Canada.

July 07, 2017

Saint John’s unemployment rate increased from May to June, and Moncton’s dropped, but both cities still had lower rates than the rest of the province, according to the latest figures from Statistics Canada.

Canada’s generous immigration policy allows the spouse and minor children of international students to accompany them to Canada to work and study. In this way, a student’s entire close family can benefit from a Canadian experience.