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2024-05-18 0
THE WORST IS NEW BRUNSWICK A LOT OF SICK PEOPLE LIVE THERE GO TO BC GREAT PLACE
2024-05-09 0
Forget Victoria BC forget Alberta forget the Prairie provinces forget Ontario forget Montreal And Quebec forget Nova Scotia and PEI and New Brunswick and the three Territories And on to the True hidden gem of Canada Everybody knows which province that is It is the province of Newfoundland And Labrador it's capital St. John's the oldest North American city ??
2024-05-06 0
Lived just outside of Toronto for 34 years. You can say its changed. Currently about to move to New Brunswick to get away. The Leafs and the Toronto slang have made me embarrassed to live here.
2024-05-02 0
They are all in new Brunswick to
2024-04-28 0
Toronto was my home town...I am now 73 but have lived in Norwich, England for decades. My relatives have moved out of Toronto to the Muskokas; but they always tell me how expensive the city now is. My cousin was in real estate so he knows whereof he speaks! Another cousin has moved to New Brunswick. I cannot go back any more because I always see more societal decline and it depresses me thoroughly. The Toronto of the Centennial year 1967 I will always remember fondly: a paradise! Problems seemed to be something other cities experienced. And the Leafs won the Stanley Cup!
2024-04-16 0
A lot of Indians are now getting exported to Atlantic Canada ?? against there will by the studies government. I was talking to an Indian immigrant who said threw no choice of her own for as sent here to Fredericton New Brunswick and she was liking life in Ontario . It’s getting crazy .
2024-04-15 1
I'm Canadian and certainly not going anywhere near the USA ( I don't want to get shot) Moncton NEW-BRUNSWICK is good enough for me and very safe
2024-04-11 0
Go to Moncton New Brunswick
2024-04-11 0
New Brunswick, PEI, NWT, Yukon, and Nunavut combined has 17 Members of Parliament in Ottawa. India has 17 Members of Parliament in Ottawa. 100000 Germans occupied France and it was a big deal. 1.7 million East Indians currently occupying Canadian homes. Something smells funny here
2024-04-11 0
Even in New Brunswick they're building temples near shediac, New Brunswick, buying up land and instituting their values! Disgusting!
2024-03-28 0
So I had an accident last week, I got a a fair amount of metal shavings in my eye and I lacerated my eyelid, it took 5 hours to see a doctor. A friend of mine has property with a lot of wood on it , he was behind on property taxes by $200 and the provincial government (basically owned by J.D Irving here in New Brunswick ) are trying to seize his property. Our government is owned by large corporations and our leader is a stuttering idiot who wants to tax us more on every single thing we need to survive.
2024-03-25 0
I'm a retired Canadian and moved to Colombia 6 years ago and life couldn't be better. My sister lived north of Toronto, sold, and moved to New Brunswick 2 years, but finds the cost of living unbearable, and is now moving down here as well in September. If you are considering such a move or are curious about it, drop me a line and I'll be glad to help.
2024-03-15 0
I wasn't born in Canada, but raised in small city of Fredericton since 10 and moved to Toronto for jobs and school in 2014. I don't even recognize my country anymore, it is such a big shame. At least, I had experienced a simple Canadian dream life back in New Brunswick.
2024-03-14 0
Hi sir i have a question like for the international student the 2 year study in any of the 4 atlantic province, the study will have to be a single course of 2 year or the 2 different course from same college in count as 2 year study in new Brunswick, will i eligible for international student AIP to apply pr\nPlease answer
2024-03-13 0
Here in Moncton New Brunswick its been getting bad over the past few years with homeless camps, yet they are building huge apartment buildings on every possible place they can find space but those are all going to all the immigrants and people moving out here from Quebec and Ontario. I'm a school bus driver and just on Monday while driving my students, there was a group of homeless trying to resuscitate a guy on the sidewalk who looked completely dead with a purple face and this happened maybe 50ft from a local foodbank. They all walk like they are zombified and bent/knelt over. Thanks to woke mayor's and their sanctuary cities we are seeing this crap and to Trudeaus and his Liberal governments immigration policies.
2024-03-13 0
I have found that a majority of people coming to Toronto looking for drugs, streetlife, and complain, are from New Brunswick; a very large number of white ppl in ONPH, TCHC, are also from New Brunswick; the new growth in immigrants in encampment are not being supported by their own communities, like the recent women who died in a Mississauga, was not a drug addict, and 3 pregnant women sleeping in front of the immigration office on Peter St, received no assistance from the women who run soup kitchens or shelter system or churches until the public discovered that many of them were put on buses at Pearson, or from border crossings and delivered straight to that site on Peter Street; have you ever heard of a group of refugees coming to Toronto and not being supported by their own? No, because, what this really is, is a disgusting ploy by the NDP, Olivia Chow, Gord Perks, Andrea Horwath, Jagmeet Singh and many other groups, nonprofits and TCHC, ONPH, TDSB, TTC, who used the whole situation to force more funding and shelters and housing where their union members work; people really have no idea how bad these ghettos of TCHC/ONPH/NDP are; just look up Sunshine List and count the number of public and nonprofit agencies are on it; Kwame Addo, Susan Opler, John Kraljevic, Barry Thomas. Many of the city workers were also immigrants who came from the former Yugoslavia, and Russia, who held union positions in Communist countries; next election, check out the numbers who vote for the Communist Party of Canada
2024-03-09 0
Thank you so much for this. But I’m a bit confused when I went to the website it says “When applying to many of these programs, you must be Permanent Residence (PR) Ready. This means that you meet all minimum eligibility requirements and that you have all the required documents on hand to prepare and submit a complete and correct application to the province of New Brunswick and to the Government of Canada.” So before I apply for any jobs I must first apply for a PR ?
2024-02-10 0
Most in New Brunswick like the low rating because it keeps people from moving here. Well, until covid happened. Because we managed COVID well, over 50,000 people moved here; most from ON, and that sent our housing market crazy. Many home values increased by $250,000 and that has created a housing crisis here because New Brunswickers don't make as high wages as most others. I've been in every province and territory in Canada and they all have there pluses and minuses. Which, is why I find these videos more entertaining then of any real value.
2024-01-23 0
Hi, Thank you for the video, it is really helpful for me since I'm planning to move to NB in this upcoming March. If I may summarize, so for AIP - Worker stream in NB: \n1. the eligibility criteria is to have at least 1 year full time working experience (1560 hours) in any Teer 0 - Teer 4 job for the last 5 years inside or outside NB. \n2. then get a Full-time Job in any of the designated companies in NB \n3. once we got the full time job, we will create the settlement plan to be submitted to the employer, then the employer submit the settlement plan to the provincial AIP dept. to issue the endorsement letter which then is used to apply for my PR \n \nSo does that mean, once we get a full-time job in any of the designated company in NB, then we can immediately start the process for the settlement plan and endorsement letter, without having the working experience in the New Brunswick? Is my understanding correct? Please kindly advise. Thanks
2024-01-22 0
MOST are not here to study they are here to get a PR.\ntheyre not looking to go back home.(since its hard to get a PR in ontario,they will head out to sask,new brunswick,nova scotia,manitoba etc...where its easier to get one then move back to ontario a yr a later.(BIGGEST SCAM)\nSince the liberal govt see this as some sort of income to the govt it wont stop
2024-01-20 0
No bring more! Here in novascotia we are still celebrating are freedom! After the rule of dr robert strang novascotia are asstatic after being able to travel from halifax to moncton with out having to quartine for two weeks no proof of vaccinated required no filling out the arrive novascotia app and the arrive new brunswick app! For a two hour drive! Oh well medical science is weird?
2024-01-17 0
I've lived in B.C., Ontario and Québec. My list:\n10. Newfoundland\n 9. New Brunswick\n 8. Manitoba\n 7. Québec\n 6. Sask\n 5. Alberta\n 4. PEI\n 3. Nova Scotia\n 2. Ontario\n 1. B.C.
2024-01-14 0
I am a Nurse but interested in care giver/ Health assistant/ Healthcare Support Worker, do they not need Care workers in New Brunswick? \nPlease update us on this and give us the right links...\nThank you so much.
2024-01-07 0
I work all over Canada for a living : here are the provinces I would rather be in ( I'm gone a month at a time ) \n1) BC\n2) Newfoundland\n3) Nova Scotia\n4) Territories \n5) Saskatchewan\n6) New Brunswick\n7) Alberta\n8) Manitoba \n9) Ontario\n10) Quebec\n\n✔️?
2023-12-30 0
My father and his family moved from New Brunswick, Canada during the depression when his father passed away. My grandmother was from the US. I will be working on obtaining a dual-citazenship and possibly moving to New Brunswick or Nove Scotia if Trump regains the presidency. That scares the he'll out of my daughter and me. \nMay Allah bless you in all your endeavors. May He guide you to the right place for you. Salaam
2023-12-17 0
Does anyone have a recommendation for an immigration consultant/lawyer cabinet who help with someone who had studied in Canada in the past and wants to come back to Québec or New Brunswick? Thanks in advance
2023-12-01 0
Pls i have a question , is it possible to get admission in New Brunswick colleges without ielts
2023-11-17 0
Pls I need your advice as I will like to settle down in New Brunswick but presently at Quebec.
2023-10-31 0
Bc of u I will come to new Brunswick
2023-10-20 0
Born In Saskatchewan. Have lived in the 3 most western Provinces nearly all my life ( New Brunswick being the exception). Currently living In Alberta. I have been to nearly all the provinces. with the exception of Newfoundland. But I am hoping to rectifying that before I pass on. If I had to choose some other then Alberta to live in. Nova Scotia, (Cape Breton and or Halifax) Quebec ( old QC and anywhere on the Gaspe) Ontario ( Kingston or the Niagara area) would be all high considerations
2023-10-14 0
The best province in Canada is British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, and Newfoundland. My favorite city is Halifax, but I've been in Vancouver the most. (I'm an American.)
2023-10-07 0
My provincial review after living in Ontario, Alberta and Quebec in my short 19 years of life.\nOntario: Too expensive for low skill workers\nNova Scotia, New Brunswick, PEI, Newfoundland: No jobs for low skill workers\nManitoba: Indigenous gang central\nSaskatchewan: Fields, limited amenities, cheap ass housing\nAlberta: Winter sports galore, Oil built infrastructure, Jobs on jobs\nBritish Columbia: Beautiful but costly, Outdoorsman's dream\nTerritories: No convenience\n\nEach province is beautiful in their own right. But not each province is liveable for everyone. Know your needs from a society and move accordingly. Every province has its own set of challenges and assets, but I believe there is the perfect place for anyone in Canada. Don't be afraid to look far and wide, to find the place that works best for you.
2023-10-05 0
i heard that if going there avoid the big cities such as toronto. go to provinces like new brunswick cost of living is cheaper and its eaasier to get a job there
2023-10-04 0
Ashir bhai Please Guide me that can a foreigner come back to his home country on leaves of a few days in between new brunswick critical worker programme on tickets bought from his own money?
2023-09-30 0
BC is the worst province(horrible political, health, and legal management). Quebec, Ontario, is also bad...same reason. Canada has become a hidden dictatorship. DON'T COME HERE.... IF YOU MUST, CHOOSE ALBERTA OR NEW BRUNSWICK... AT LEAST THEY HAVE DECENT PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTS THAT CARE ABOUT AND ACTUALLY SERVE THE PEOPLE..
2023-09-30 0
We live in Barrie Ontario, but have lived much closer to Toronto before. We are both in our mid to late 50’s and are planning on semi retiring in 3 years to New Brunswick. It’s very affordable and easy to retire there. As Ontario is extremely expensive, I can definitely see people moving out east in Canada as well as companies relocating there for the simple reason of affordable building rents or to build a new building for their business and offer jobs at a place where their employees can afford to live. I am also predicting that the populations in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia will see huge growth in the coming years.
2023-09-28 1
Hi are you In new Brunswick? I am thinking about moving there for a lower cost of living but can you tell me if it's easy to find jobs there?
2023-09-25 0
New Brunswick is a bilingual province. They speak French & English in that Province.
2023-09-03 3
Lol@ an education in canada.\nthese kids are here to get PR nothing less.\nget a bullshit degree here in ontario,move to sask,winnipeg,new brunswick etc.. get PR \n\nthen move back to ontario.\nmost of these kids are not victims its a big scam most of them are aware of.
2023-09-02 0
Quebec in relation to the USA...It is on a different planet...Americans are a different animal...In relation to the Anglo-Canadians, they are in foreign country(true for New Brunswick and northern Ontario, both being mostly french too.)and these protestants are not seen as an animal, as seen as some alien insect...
2023-09-01 0
As A Person who Has A Visit Visa n Wants To convert to Work Permit.... How's New Brunswick?new Comer Vibes
2023-08-26 0
Im from Canada new Brunswick
2023-08-21 0
I enjoy video sincerely on New Brunswick critical program am interested in this seriously could drop your email address I will like to request if could help do a resume and a cover letter that fits Canada standard . And one engage you for other additional service pls Am imprest with your video keep the good on.
2023-08-16 0
Anyone coming TO UNIVERSITY OF NEW BRUNSWICK SAINT JOHN CAMPUS... Sorry ik this is not an appropriate video to comment this but IF you coming to good uni and maybe going to Atlantic provinces then my friend you're on a right path?❤️
2023-08-07 0
Hello Lilian please do you have a Canadian C.V and Cover letter template; also the New Brunswick critical program do they have recruiters for those that have Marine experience or background I'm a licensed marine engineer but I don't mind taking a position of a technician thank you ?
2023-07-31 0
im from new brunswick and i thought that was the most popular province
2023-07-14 0
Askm \nI am a Human Resource Professional, my Master’s Degree is from Australia and have 9 year industry experience. I have obtained the visit Visa and will be coming alone to Canada in couple of months. Need clarity on few issues. \nI will be bringing expenses money for 6 months, more funds will be arranged if required. My target provinces are Saskatchewan, Manitoba and New Brunswick. I am confident that I will secure a LMIA approved job in HR and hence a legit Work permit. \nCan the work permit holder invite his spouse and children ? \nDoes the whole family have free education and health care? \nBut one must have alternate solution. If I don’t get a job in my occupation, I will be forced to work as a farmer or a laborer or any other low skilled occupation and get a work permit for that job. My technical question is once I have worked as a farmer/laborer for a year, I will have to apply for the PR under PNP. Will my 1 year work experience as a farmer/laborer have a negative impact, since my qualification is in business Management (HR) ?
2023-05-20 1
10. Manitoba (2:32) Population: 1,382,904\n9. Newfoundland and Labrador (3:49) Population: 520,286\n8. Prince Edward Island (5:09) Population: 160,536\n7. New Brunswick (6:29) Population: 783,721\n6. Saskatchewan (7:46) Population: 1,179, 906\n5. Nova Scotia (9:00) Population: 982,326\n4. British Columbia (10:14) Population 5,174,724\n3. Ontario (11:25) Population 14,789,778\n2. Alberta (12:51) Population 4,444,277\n1. Quebec (14:11) Population 8,585,523\n Newfoundland is great it should have been higher, 100% should be ranked higher.
2023-05-15 0
She should just relocate her life will be better. Alberta is generally western and backward like some old Alabama. Even the Cree natives face the same treatment. Most people are ignorant. There’s a reason blacks naturally settled in the better province of Ontario, Quebec if you’re French speaker and British Columbia. Also New Brunswick Nova Scotia is still better than that cold Calgary.
2023-04-29 0
1:58 Saint John New Brunswick Boardwalk ????
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