Canada Day 2025 in New Brunswick will be celebrated province-wide on Tuesday, July 1, bringing communities together with fireworks, live music, local food, and family-friendly activities. From coastal towns like Caraquet and Saint Andrews to city centers like Moncton and Fredericton, the day is filled with patriotic spirit and Maritime charm.
The Centreville Truck & Tractor Pull 2025 takes place June 27–28 at the new Western Valley Multiplex in Centreville, New Brunswick. Presented by the Centreville Chamber of Commerce, this high-energy motorsport event features powerful stock and modified trucks and tractors competing in a thrilling sled-pulling competition. Drawing participants and fans from across the Maritimes, Quebec, Ontario, and the U.S.,
The Canada-Wide Science Fair (CWSF) 2025 will take place June 5–6 at the Currie Center, University of New Brunswick in Fredericton. This **free public event** is Canada's largest youth **STEM** showcase, featuring
Celebrate Victoria Day on May 19, 2025, in New Brunswick! This Canadian holiday offers newcomers a chance to experience local culture, enjoy family-friendly events, and explore parks and historic sites. Learn how immigrants can connect with their new community on this national holiday.
نیوبرانزویک، گنجی پنهان در شرق کانادا، با طبیعتی بکر، فرصت‌های شغلی و جامعه‌ای گرم، مقصدی عالی برای زندگی جدید است Swallow Immigration شما را دعوت می‌کند تا این استان را نه‌تنها برای بازدید، بلکه برای ساختن آینده‌ای روشن کشف کنید. از اولین قدم تا اقامت دائم، همراه شما خواهیم بود.
Swallow Immigration wishes a heartfelt Happy Mother’s Day 2025 to all mothers, recognizing their strength, sacrifice, and love. Whether you're a newcomer or a long-time resident of New Brunswick, your role in building strong families and communities is invaluable. The Swallow Immigration team celebrates mothers' courage and resilience in the journey of starting anew.
Earth Day in New Brunswick is celebrated on April 22 with community clean-ups, tree planting, educational events, and local green initiatives.
Easter in New Brunswick is a joyful celebration of spring, family, and community. As nature awakens, towns and cities across the province host Easter egg hunts, special brunches, church services, and spring markets.
Swallow Immigration wishes you a joyful Sizdah Be-dar filled with happiness, nature, and togetherness! May this special day bring fresh beginnings, good fortune, and peace to you and your loved ones.
Nowruz, meaning “New Day”, marks the Persian New Year and the arrival of spring. It’s a time of renewal, growth, and fresh opportunities. Traditions include the Haft-Seen table, Chaharshanbe Suri (Festival of Fire), spring cleaning, and family gatherings to welcome the new year with prosperity and positivity.
Swallow Immigration wishes you a joyful and bright Chaharshanbe Suri! May the flames of this ancient festival bring warmth, happiness, and new opportunities as we welcome Nowruz 1404. ✨🌿 Let’s step into the new year with positivity and hope!
نیوبرانزویک یکی از مقرون‌به‌صرفه‌ترین استان‌های کانادا است و فرصت‌های شغلی، آموزش باکیفیت، جوامع امن، و طبیعتی زیبا را ارائه می‌دهد. با هزینه‌های پایین زندگی، تعادل بین کار و زندگی، و حمایت‌های دولتی برای مهاجران، این استان به مقصدی محبوب برای خانواده‌ها و متخصصان تبدیل شده است.
New Brunswick offers an affordable cost of living, high-quality education, growing career opportunities, and a strong work-life balance. With safe, friendly communities and stunning natural landscapes,
At Swallow Immigration Consultancy Inc., we proudly honor the strength, achievements, and contributions of women in New Brunswick, Canada, and beyond.
**"Maple, the First Taste of Spring"** returns to **Kings Landing** on **March 8-9 & 15-16, 2025**, celebrating New Brunswick’s rich **maple heritage**.
Family is the heart of every journey. This Family Day 2025, Swallow Immigration Consultancy Inc. celebrates the joy of togetherness, new beginnings, and the bonds that make Canada feel like home. Wishing you a day filled with love and cherished moments!
Experience the magic of Valentine's Day in New Brunswick, where love meets winter’s charm. From scenic coastal views and snowy forest trails to cozy seaside getaways and intimate dining, celebrate romance in a breathtaking setting.
New Brunswick’s New Year culture reflects a blend of community spirit, outdoor traditions, and heritage. Celebrations often include family gatherings, winter activities like skating and bonfires, and public fireworks in cities like Fredericton and Moncton.
Only one day remains until LPS Shanghai 2024 begins! Join Swallow Immigration Consultancy Inc. from December 6-8, 2024, at the Shanghai Exhibition Center to explore immigration and business opportunities in New Brunswick and Atlantic Canada. Don’t miss this chance to start your journey to Canada!
Mrs. Nousheen Pourjahani will represent New Brunswick and Atlantic Canada at LPS Shanghai 2024, taking place December 6-8 at the Shanghai Exhibition Center.
Halloween in New Brunswick, Canada, blends traditional spooky festivities with unique local customs. The province celebrates with haunted houses, ghost tours, pumpkin festivals, corn mazes, and community trick-or-treating events.
A Monument to Canada’s Lumber Heritage and Hidden Future
In New Brunswick, Labour Day is a time to celebrate and honor the contributions of workers, particularly in key industries like fishing, forestry, and shipbuilding. Reflecting the province's bilingual and culturally diverse heritage, the holiday is marked by community events and gatherings in both English and French-speaking areas.
New Brunswick Day is a holiday in the Canadian province of New Brunswick, celebrated on the first Monday of August.
Happy National Ice Cream Day in Canada!
Wishing everyone a joyful and memorable Canada Day! 🍁
Two neighbours in Irishtown, New Brunswick, discovered a 42-year-old message in a bottle while foraging in the woods. Dated May 7, 1982, the note—signed by names possibly inspired by The Beatles—read, "To the finder, let me out."
This initiative not only benefits New Brunswick's healthcare system but also fosters global healthcare mobility and collaboration.
That's a great overview of Earth Day! It's inspiring to see how it has evolved into a global movement for environmental awareness and action. The theme for 2024, "Planet vs. Plastics," highlights the urgent need to address the issue of plastic pollution, which poses significant threats to ecosystems, wildlife, and human health. It's crucial for individuals, communities, and governments to come together to find solutions and reduce our reliance on single-use plastics.
The solar eclipse of April 8, 2024, will indeed be visible from New Brunswick, Canada.
These solar canopies not only provide clean, renewable energy but also serve as a testament to Rutgers' commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship.
Nowruz has been celebrated for over 3,000 years and is deeply rooted in ancient traditions and rituals.
"Early Start to Maple Sugar Season in New Brunswick: Warm Temperatures Accelerate Sap Flow at Dumfries Maples"
Leap Day, also known as February 29th, occurs once every four years to account for the fact that Earth's orbit around the Sun takes approximately 365.25 days.
New Brunswick is often considered one of the more affordable provinces to live in Canada.
Additionally, Family Day Weekend in New Brunswick Parks offers winter activities at Mount Carleton, Sugarloaf,
Mrs. Nousheen Pourjahani is scheduled to participate in the IREX Expo taking place in Dubai.
"Step Back in Time, Step into Joy: Lady Smith Manor's Nutcracker Market Emerges as a Holiday Highlight in N.B"
Step Back in Time with Kings Landing’s Thanksgiving Dinners
Moncton's beloved Café L’Amiral, serving up coffee, crêpes,
The New Brunswick government will take over management of the Fundy Trail Parkway from the Fundy Trail Development Authority by December 12, 2025.
En Résidence is a new 13-episode French-language TV series being filmed in Shediac, New Brunswick, by Connections Productions.
Lennon Cake Co is a small cake business in Fredericton that
MK Thai Gourmet, a new Thai restaurant, has opened on Main Street in Downtown Moncton, taking over a former Starbucks location. Owned by Mai Saikosin and Kate Phaunpa, who relocated from Ontario for a fresh start, the eatery offers authentic Thai dishes like stir-fries, curries, and noodles. The restaurant provides both dine-in and takeout options and is now available on DoorDash and SkipTheDishes.
“Time in Nature” joins the list of medications N.B. Doctors can
Moncton barista wins seat in a national coffee competition
N.B. Unveiling a five-year tourism plan to boost the industry An enterprising
This Summer, a New Restaurant is opening at the Granite Centre, Harvest
The Shake Shed Freddy in Fredericton has reopened under new ownership by Jignesh and Nirupal Patel, three months after its planned closure.
Potatoes are the main crop in New Brunswick, followed by dairy, eggs
The Moment over 400 people sat at one table for a classic lobster dinner
New Brunswick Exploratory Tour
