Capital
Fredericton
Area
73K km²
Official language
English and French
Population
761K Inhabitants
Average temperature
-6º
January
-5º
February
0º
March
5º
April
12º
May
18º
June
23º
July
22º
August
16º
September
9º
October
2º
November
0º
December
New Brunswick is Canada’s only officially bilingual province. The western portion of the province is home to a large number of French-speaking “Acadians”, while the eastern portion is more influenced by the Scottish and Irish maritime culture. New Brunswick is home to rocky, picturesque shorelines and fishing villages, and offers a wide range of outdoor experiences, from sailing in the Bay of Fundy to hiking through the national parks. For those who prefer urban life, Fredericton, St. John and Moncton each offer some of the features of the big city, while maintaining the feel of their small-town origins.
If you’d like to be where French history meets Irish and Scottish maritime culture, New Brunswick may be the place for you!
Red Leaf's educational offerings in New Brunswick
2 School Boards
+ 25 Colleges
School Disricts in New Brunswick
New Brunswick
New Brunswick French International Student Program
From 13 to 18 years
urban, rural
12 semanas
New Brunswick
New Brunswick International Student Program
From 13 to 18 years
urban, rural, coastal, Riverside
12 semanas