#Petitcodiac River

[rabbitcruiser]

International Mud Day

Participate in a Mud Run, join or watch some Mud Wrestling, or just get out in the dirt with friends or family and let loose by getting messy and having fun.

Mud. It seems like a nuisance, doesn’t it? As soon as it rains, mud is everywhere, and it literally gets all over everything. There are definitely no benefits this slippery, sticky dirty substance could offer, right? Wrong. And the creators of International Mud Day are out to prove it! After all, mud is quintessential to the outdoors, and the outdoors mean fresh air and exercise, two of the best things for people. And so what if we get a little dirty? Plenty of research has shown that coming into contact with a certain amount of bacteria is good for us, as it helps build up immunity, as opposed to living in a virtually sterile environment, which makes our bodies very vulnerable. Not to mention how many minerals mud can—there’s a reason why people pay hundreds of dollars for mud masks and baths at spas. So what are you waiting for? Let’s get dirty!

The History of International Mud Day

The creators of International Mud Day wanted to find a way to help all of the children of the Earth feel closer to each other…and what a better way to do it than through the Earth itself? International Mud Day began in 2009 at a World Forum event, when Gillian McAuliffe from Australia and Bishnu Bhatta from Nepal got together to talk about ways to encourage feelings of community and appreciation for the world around us. The collaboration that followed has inspired educators, children,and families across the globe, from Holland to Nepal to the United States, to celebrate International Mud Day together each year on June 29. Regardless of age, race and religion, covered in mud, we all look the same!

How to Celebrate International Mud Day

There are countless ways to celebrate International Mud Day, but all of them have one thing in common: you have to get dirty. This day can be especially fun if you have children, because who likes to get dirty as much as children? One of the most creative and fun activities that would be perfect to do on International Mud Day is making mud sculptures or mud cakes. It’s easy to adjust the consistency of the mud you’re using by simply adding a little more earth or water, so it should be easy to make what you want to make, while enjoying plenty of carefree laughter and quality family time in the process. Yet another easy way to enjoy this day to the fullest is to make a homemade mud pit using a blow-up pool. Not only is this cheap, but it also makes for a truly unique experience. All you have to do once you’ve bought a small blow-up pool is fill it with mud that can easily be filled using a mixture of earth and water that your children can then splash around in. Just make sure that you’re prepared to throw out your their clothes once you peel them off, because there is no way those clothes will ever get clean again.

After all, as American botanist Luther Burbank said,

“Every child should have mud pies, grasshoppers,water bugs, tadpoles, frogs, mud turtles, wild strawberries, acorns, chestnuts, trees to climb. Brooks to wade…bees, butterflies, various animals to pet, hayfields, pine-cones, rocks to toll, sand, snakes and hornets; any child who has been deprives of these has been deprived of the best part of…education.”

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[nccwa]

旅遊／美加楓情 秋色醉人

周刊2078期 01/14出刊

魯秋琴

 2024-01-14 01:01 ET

正在忙著收拾行李參加賞楓郵輪，傳來哈瑪士襲擊以色列，導致加薩走廊遭到以色列的報復性攻擊，螢光幕上的慘狀，令人不忍卒睹，鮮血提前染紅了10月。因遠行而雀躍不已的心情被套上了枷鎖，沉重地提不起勁。

從舊金山搭乘夜機飛到東岸，一覺醒來，紐澤西的機場已在望，外子的兄嫂來接機，在相見歡中暫時解開了桎梏。相偕前往紐約搭船，隨著親友的聚敘，心情漸趨穩定。

新港萬得福莊園 宏偉

航程繞著東北角經過緬因州前往加拿大，由於海洋氣候的調節，新港（Newport）成了許多貴族的度假勝地，十八、十九世紀富商雲集，豪宅大院不勝枚舉。我們曾在紐約上州待了八年，原就住在鐵路大王萬得福（Vanderbilt��的別墅附近，沒想到富豪芳鄰在此處的聽濤莊園（The Breakers）更精緻宏偉，面向大海，宛如北國佳人絕世而立。

1810年，科尼利厄斯·范德比爾特（Cornelius Vanderbilt），從母親那裡借了100美元，駕駛著一艘大船，為有需要的人提供輪渡服務。隨後又將業務擴大到蒸汽船運輸，接著創建了鐵路王國。直至1877年去世時，頂著「鐵路大王」、「航運大王」頭銜的科尼利厄斯，積累了1億美元的財富。

萬得福第六代傳人葛莉亞．萬得福（Gloria Vanderbilt）之子安得森．庫伯（Anderson Cooper ），寫了一本萬得福家族興衰史（Vanderbilt: The Rise and Fall of an American Dynasty），介紹這個曾經是賓客雲集，揮金如土的富商家族。

波特蘭城 4度浴火重生

人的姓名和一生運道息息相關，因此好聽又順耳的名字一再被沿用，不僅是人名，地名也時常鬧雙包，美國境內至少有十多個波特蘭城。這座在航線上的波特蘭城，是緬因州最大城市， 史上曾經歷四次大火，遂以拉丁文Resurgam為格言，意味著「浴火重生」，採用鳳凰為市徽向世人展現的再生的信念。

我們下船找尋海鮮餐館，簡簡單單一個龍蝦漢堡，付帳時才發現，海港附近的生意人一點也不含糊，加上15%小費後上稅，平價的漢堡在此成了精品。古舊��城市，莊嚴的教堂織起一張充滿懷古幽情的面紗，卻掩不住那錙銖必較的生意經。比起新港，眼下只是市井小民的日常，温暖的秋陽親吻著波特蘭城，楓葉羞紅地低下頭，我們回到郵輪上，繼續遁世之行。

亞凱迪亞 曾以汽車聞名

從巴爾港（Bar Harbor）上岸，當年離開東岸前夕，曾去拜訪島上的亞凱迪亞公園（Arcadia National Park），帶著全家老小，在鬱鬱蒼蒼的森林步道中躲過7月暑氣。這次回訪，順著山路一邊聽故事、一邊欣賞這楓情萬種的湖光山色。

以法國探險家凱迪拉克為名的頂峰傲視羣山眾壑，它也曾是美國引以為榮的汽車品牌。當年透過洛克菲勒二世的努力奔走，勸服了許多富豪主動放棄莊園，捐給政府，改成了國家公園。其中有一處紅瓦的別墅被用來拍攝「大亨小傳」（The Great Gatsby），浮華世界裡，大亨竟然更改了本名，最後老父來收拾兒子遺物時才揭露了真相，繁華落盡後的淒涼令人唏噓，白髮人送黑髮人的無奈更是叫人扼腕。

匆匆駛過山區，喚起許多回憶；彼時牽著手在公園中嘻鬧的孩子，如今已有了自己該牽的小手。不知他將來會不會更改姓名，成為另一個萬得福、洛克菲勒或蓋茲比？隨著接駁船遠離小島，心中仍有一份眷戀和牽掛。

進入加拿大 跌進時光機

進入加拿大，經過換日線，我們失去了一個小時，匆匆用過早餐，聖約翰（St. John）港口在望，一位穿著清教徒衣裳的女士親切地招呼著，瞬間，世界跌進了時光機中。巴士將我們載到芬迪灣（英語：Bay of Fundy，法語：Baie de Fundy），位於加拿大新布藍茲維省和新斯科細亞省之間，在三面為陸地包圍下成為漏斗形的海灣，強勁的波浪隨著潮水衝進芬迪灣，湧入佩提科迪亞克河（Petitcodiac River）逆向倒流，形成一個14到16呎的落差，蔚為奇觀，碼頭邊的船在漲潮時隨著升高的水位被推送出海，退潮時卻被擱淺在河床中。

據說曾經有位妙齡少女從北部趕來和未婚夫相會，不料，他竟已另結新歡，極度失望之際，轉身跳入河中，正巧被漲潮中行駛的輪船長救了起來，兩人一見鍾情，定下終身，從此生活美滿幸福，更擴展了船務。反觀那位負心漢卻一直沒有安定下來，孤單潦倒一生。澎湃的河水依舊向海灣注入，等著另一場潮汐來改變方向，驀地，想起蘇軾的「念奴嬌」，「大江東去，浪淘盡，千古風雲人物。」芬提灣的水卻是可以逆向反轉，迎來一個華麗的轉身。

哈利法克斯 2沉船故事

在哈利法克斯以西43公里的佩姬燈塔，訴說著另一個沉船的故事，一位倖存的英國女郎終日在海岬上哀泣，居民遂將這港灣取了她的名字：佩姬灣（Peggy Cove )，鎮上的燈塔、火腿腸店以及禮品屋，都跟著被稱為佩姬，一段淒美的愛情永垂千古。

楓葉王國 揮灑絢爛顏色

這一趟賞楓之旅，跨越了時空，從鐵路大王到大亨小傳，經歷了人世間愛恨情仇和生離死別，彷彿是親臨其中，又似鏡花水月，轉眼成空。「遁世號」終於悠悠晃晃地遠離了楓紅層層，隨著大西洋流回到紐約。返航時，我們調回了一個小時。晨曦乍現，港口的燈火通明，手機恢復了，大批的訊息湧現，加薩走廊的慘狀再度染紅了10月，今年的楓紅更甚往昔。

[spellucci]

O Canada

Friday, August 4, 2023

Northern Maine is timber country. Tim and Dora took an early morning walk on the ATV/snowmobile trails behind the campground. There were clear signs at every junction. Some of the trails were along logging roads, and were marked with signs giving the logging trucks right of way. They walked until they met a logging crew, and then turned back so as not to have a poodle run afoul of their operation.

According to Wikipedia, the section of Maine Rt. 9 from Bangor to Calais is often referred to as "The Airline" due to it being commonly thought to be a shorter route than the older U.S. 1. (Before the coming of air travel, the term airline often referred to such a shortcut.)

The sign above the door of the Airline Snackbar & Restauran advertises homemade pies and donuts. A pastry for breakfast would be a nice treat, and a pie, Tim figured, would be an even nicer one. They had neither in the pastry case. Just some chocolate chip crullers. Tim and Margaret shared one. It was mediocre.

We breezed through Customs at Calais. At one point the agent asked if we had any firearms, bear spray or mace. Jeanne got a smile from Customs agent when she responded, "Oh, no. Canada is safe."

We stopped for lunch on the Bay of Fundy at Irving Nature Park. The outhouses had classic moon vents.

Margaret, Tim and Dora took a walk along the clay cliffs on the shore of the bay. We discussed the formation of sandstone, limestone, and mudstone rocks. As opposed to the formation of the Grand Canyon in geologic time, the rusty red clay cliffs above us exhibited erosion in human time, with a rivulet carrying silt down the cliff face to a muddy delta at the bottom. We are puzzled by a green-colored rock that looks for all the world like granite.

The stony beach gave way to sand from time to time, giving Dora time to run to her heart's content.

Then a drive up to Moncton, and a walk through the Moncton Riverview Park nestled along the Petitcodiac River. This is the famous river with the amazing tidal bore that we saw on our first RV trip in 2017.

According to Parks Canada, the Bay of Fundy's tides are the highest in the world because of an unusual combination of resonance, or seiche, and the shape of the bay. Like water in any basin, the water in the Bay of Fundy has a natural rocking motion called a seiche. You could compare this to the movement of water in a bathtub. Although the water in a bathtub sloshes from one end to the other and back again in a few seconds, it takes about 13 hours for the water in the bay to rock from the mouth of the bay to the head of the bay and back again. The Atlantic Ocean tide rising and flooding into the bay every 12 hours and 25 minutes reinforces the rocking motion. And that is why the tides are so high, oh Best Beloved, do you see?

We settled in for the night at the Loch Lomond RV Park in Amherst, Nova Scotia. It is one of the nicest RV parks we have ever visited. Everything is clean and well-maintained. The bathroom and laundry room building is bright and airy. The bathrooms are individual rooms with a skylight and a shower in each one.

Our neighbors are friendly North Carolinaians who are visiting Nova Scotia for the first time. We expect they are going to have a great trip.

[naturologyctr]

📸🌿🍁 Happy Nature Photography Day, Greater Moncton! Today, we celebrate the untamed, the unexplored, and the genuinely enchanting beauty our natural world provides us with. We are so lucky to be nestled in the heart of New Brunswick, surrounded by the magnetic allure of the Petitcodiac River, Centennial Park, and Irishtown Nature Park.

In honour of Nature Photography Day, we challenge you to pick up your camera 📷, step out of your comfort zone, and capture the world through your unique lens. Wander into the untamed woods, saunter along the river's edge, or take a quiet moment in our beautiful parks. The universe is offering a show – it's time to frame it in your way.

Remember, nature isn't just out there; it's right in our backyards. Even the humble Monarch butterfly 🦋 dancing amongst the milkweed or the sun's golden hues kissing downtown at dusk is worth a snapshot.

Let's flood our feeds with the raw, natural beauty that makes Greater Moncton shine. Use #MonctonNatureLove and #NaturePhotographyDay when sharing your stunning captures!

Remember: Respect the beauty surrounding us, leave only footprints, take only pictures, and kill nothing but time.

Happy snapping, Moncton! 🌳🌲🌅

[andreaudetphotography]

The Petitcodiac River at sunset, viewed from Beaumont, NB

[biology-student-nate]

Welcome!

Hi everyone! Welcome to my blog called Under the Surface. First off, I would like to tell you a little bit about myself and why I am in a biology degree. My name is Nathanael, but I mostly go by Nate these days. I’m a fourth-year biology major at the University of New Brunswick in Fredericton. Some fun notes about me, I am a coffee junkie and I also love to play the guitar! I have the absolute pleasure of completing an honors research project under the supervision of Dr. Mike Duffy. My work in Mike’s lab is all around glochidia, which is the parasitic juvenile life stage of freshwater mussels that attach to the gills of fish. I am currently studying the pearl mussel infestations in Atlantic salmon from the Petitcodiac River system. I have also got the opportunity to work with other parasite projects including a swim bladder parasite in American eels.

By now you probably realize why I am calling this blog “Under the Surface” as it will be focusing on parasites found in aquatic and marine environments. I chose this language for two reasons, one because fish live underwater of course, and because often these parasites are found inside the fish. It is important to understand how parasites contribute and how they affect different ecological systems. Although parasites are often thought of in a negative light some parasites cause minimal damage to their host and may benefit the ecological system they are in. For example, glochidia which I mentioned early use fish as a dispersal technique and sometimes a way to grow in the juvenile stage before becoming adult freshwater mussels. This parasitic relationship causes minimal harm to the host fish but benefits the greater system because mussels are filter feeders meaning they can create a more habitable space for other organisms in the water including fish.

In the world today it is becoming increasingly important to understand the effects that humans cause on the ecosystem we coexist with. Our understanding of the parasitic world can be a crucial component to the conservation efforts locally. Fish barriers such as hydroelectric dams and the introduction of invasive species into water systems are two examples of how we can cause a change in these relationships that can harm populations in an aquatic or marine system. I plan to give you important knowledge based on recent primary literature. This is so that you can understand the facts and come to learn how you can protect these fragile parasite-host relationships around you.

Until next time,

Nate

[nonquebecoisayul]

Dagályos Kanada, túlcsordulva

Nyari villamlatogatasunk alatt is mar bejott Uj-Brunswick, de most aztan fulig szerelmes lettem bele. Valoszinuleg sokat vetett a latba, hogy osszel vagyunk egy olyan provinciaban, amelyet 83-85%-ban erdok boritanak. Meghozza eszak-amerikai erdok. Ezer kilometer szinorgia! Egeszen elkepeszto. Soha eletemben nem lattam ennyi szint egyszerre! Komolyan mondom, hogy tegnap a kocsiban ulve az ocean fenekerol(!) a monctoni szallasunkra tartva az csuszott ki ajkamon, hogy “I simply can’t handle so much emotions any more!”

Utban Prince Edward-sziget fele megalltunk Uj-Brunswick fovarosaban, Frederictonban, ahol a helyi kepzomuveszeti galeria mellett betertunk a Christ Church-katedralisba is. Itt egy fulbevalos nagydarab nyugdijas ferfi fogadott, aki boldogan vezetett korbe bennunket az epp esketesre keszulo epuletben. Rafanak portugalul, nekem magyarul kedveskedett (hogy van?), es ismet beigazolodni lattam a tengermelleki kanadaiakrol kialakitott teoriamat: elkepesztoen kedvesek. Es szinte mindenki mosolyog rad az utcan.

Miutan visszatertunk mainland Kanadaba, egyenesen a Hopewell Rocks-hoz mentunk, hogy megnezzuk a vilag egyik leglatvanyosabb apalyat. Halaadas hetfojen volt az utolso nyitvatartas, es ugy alakult, hogy a viz csak delutan 4 korul kezdett visszahuzodni. Ennek azert van itt jelentosege, mert innentol kezve lehet lemenni az ocean fenekere, pontosabban a Petitcodiac-folyo torkolataba, ami a Fundy-obol egyik leagazasa. Hihetetlen, de naponta ketszer 14 meteres vizszintemelkedes es -sullyedes tortenik errefele, ami az obol geomorfologiai sajatossagainak koszonheto.

A szallasunk kb. fel orara a folyo menten van Monctonban, ami Uj-Brunswick legnagyobb varosa. Petitcodiac neve velhetoen az egykoron itt halaszo-vadaszo oslakos mikmakoktol szarmazik, jelentese: a folyo, ami ugy kanyarodik, mint egy ij. Van neki mas neve is: Chocolate River az elkepeszto szine es folyamatosan orvenylo, szintvalto vize miatt. Ahogy ma a varosban a folyo menten kialakitott seta- es kerekparuton andalogtunk, tenyleg olyan erzesem volt, mintha egy orias felontotte volna hatalmas mennyisegu kavejat tejjel es azt kavargatta. Erdemes ranezni a Google-on Monctonra es kornyekere a magasbol: a folyamatosan le-folingazo vasoxidos hordalek tropusi folyovizekre emlekztetnek.

Moncton maga mint telepules, nem tul erdekfeszito, viszont ma a delelotti eso alatt beestunk a helyi gyujtemenybe, ahol erdekes adalekokat kaptunk ennek az egykor igen jelentos kozlekedesi csomopontnak a modern kori torenelmebol. Az akadiai franciak eluzeset kovetoen a brit korona Pennsylvaniabol hozott nemet(!) telepeseket, majd par even belul a fuggetlenne valo USA-bol menekultek ide a lojalistak. Amikor a szamuzott akadiaik egy resze visszatert, totalis lakossagcserevel szembesult. Milyen erdekes, hogy minden evben Moncton adja a helyszinet az akadiaiak vilagtalalkozojanak, es tenyleg, nagyon sokszor hallunk francia szot az utcan, plusz minden szolgaltatas ket nyelven biztositott.

Hosszu sorokat lehetne meg irni, de itt a kepek mindennel tobbet beszelnek. Kulonosen, hogy mire kiertunk a Hopewell Rocks-hoz, elobukkant a Nap es foldon tuli kirandulasban volt reszunk. A termeszetnel alig van csodalatosabb ezen a bolygon!

[capturaphoto]

@coachsandybatten and I spent an entire day at @thehopewellrocks Provincial Park. Situated at the end of the Bay of Fundy and between the mouths of Petitcodiac River and Demoiselle Creek, this is one of the best places to watch the famous Tides of Fundy rise and fall. I checked the ride tables to see that low tide was at 12:20pm and high tide at 6:19pm, so we arrived at 8:30 to watch the tide go out ... stayed for low tide and then watched the tide come all the way back in. That day, the tide measured 30 feet! The famous rock formations show the effects of the massive tides... the seaweed line is the average high tide, such also coincides with the narrow "waist" of the flowerpot rocks. The upper part of the waist shows where the highest tides have worn away at the sand conglomerate rocks. One of the big advantages to arriving so early .. it was less people-y 😁😍🙃😉 we were able to walk around and take in the sites without dodging other tourists. The Petitcodiac is known as the "Chocolate River" because of the unique colour of the mud. It was surreal walking through these massive rock structures and watching the water recede. Even better was standing still and feeling the water rise up our legs so quickly. All of the flowerpots are named. The last image is the famous "Elephant Rock", which unfortunately fell due to natural causes a few years ago. If you go to New Brunswick, this is a must-see. If you are deciding between Fundy and Hopewell, go here of you can only pick one. #roadtrip #willandsandy #willandsandysexcellentadventure #welcomenb #tourismnb #tourismnewbrunswick #vacationlife (at Hopewell Rocks, Nouveau-Brunswick) https://www.instagram.com/p/CgVKkO9pyxO/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[rabbitcruiser]

International Mud Day

Participate in a Mud Run, join or watch some Mud Wrestling, or just get out in the dirt with friends or family and let loose by getting messy and having fun.

Mud. It seems like a nuisance, doesn’t it? As soon as it rains, mud is everywhere, and it literally gets all over everything. There are definitely no benefits this slippery, sticky dirty substance could offer, right? Wrong. And the creators of International Mud Day are out to prove it! After all, mud is quintessential to the outdoors, and the outdoors mean fresh air and exercise, two of the best things for people. And so what if we get a little dirty? Plenty of research has shown that coming into contact with a certain amount of bacteria is good for us, as it helps build up immunity, as opposed to living in a virtually sterile environment, which makes our bodies very vulnerable. Not to mention how many minerals mud can—there’s a reason why people pay hundreds of dollars for mud masks and baths at spas. So what are you waiting for? Let’s get dirty!

The History of International Mud Day

The creators of International Mud Day wanted to find a way to help all of the children of the Earth feel closer to each other…and what a better way to do it than through the Earth itself? International Mud Day began in 2009 at a World Forum event, when Gillian McAuliffe from Australia and Bishnu Bhatta from Nepal got together to talk about ways to encourage feelings of community and appreciation for the world around us. The collaboration that followed has inspired educators, children,and families across the globe, from Holland to Nepal to the United States, to celebrate International Mud Day together each year on June 29. Regardless of age, race and religion, covered in mud, we all look the same!

How to Celebrate International Mud Day

There are countless ways to celebrate International Mud Day, but all of them have one thing in common: you have to get dirty. This day can be especially fun if you have children, because who likes to get dirty as much as children? One of the most creative and fun activities that would be perfect to do on International Mud Day is making mud sculptures or mud cakes. It’s easy to adjust the consistency of the mud you’re using by simply adding a little more earth or water, so it should be easy to make what you want to make, while enjoying plenty of carefree laughter and quality family time in the process. Yet another easy way to enjoy this day to the fullest is to make a homemade mud pit using a blow-up pool. Not only is this cheap, but it also makes for a truly unique experience. All you have to do once you’ve bought a small blow-up pool is fill it with mud that can easily be filled using a mixture of earth and water that your children can then splash around in. Just make sure that you’re prepared to throw out your their clothes once you peel them off, because there is no way those clothes will ever get clean again.

After all, as American botanist Luther Burbank said,

“Every child should have mud pies, grasshoppers,water bugs, tadpoles, frogs, mud turtles, wild strawberries, acorns, chestnuts, trees to climb. Brooks to wade…bees, butterflies, various animals to pet, hayfields, pine-cones, rocks to toll, sand, snakes and hornets; any child who has been deprives of these has been deprived of the best part of…education.”

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[misterdust]

Alien Landscape - Petitcodiac Riverbanks Melting par James Mann Via Flickr : Love watching the shapes the muddy ice forms as it melts in the Spring.

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New Brunswick City Hookup

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New Brunswick is one of the Atlantic provinces of Canada. It is heavily forested with about 80% of the land covered with woodland. New Brunswick is the country’s only officially bilingual province with English speaking community living in the southern part and the French community living in the northern part. The province is an attractive destination for immigrants and those desiring a simple, no-frills lifestyle. Apartments in New Brunswick are among the cheapest in Canada. In June 2018, an average house price was $192,000 according to the Canadian Real Estate Association. The average hourly earnings in the province are also significantly higher than other Atlantic provinces. Here are the ten best cities to live in New Brunswick.

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10. Saint John, NB

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Saint John is the most industrialized city in New Brunswick. The metropolitan area of Saint John has a population of approximately 125,000 residents. It is the principal port and manufacturing region of New Brunswick. The port is free of ice during winter because of the many activities that take place there. Some of the booming industries in the city include call centers, electricity generation, and brewing. Housing in Saint John is affordable with a two-bedroom apartment costing $723 to rent from a median household income of $70,973. The city authorities have made it one of the safest places in Atlantic Canada with a crime rate maintained below 7000 per 100,000 people.

9. Edmundston, NB

Edmundston City is located in Madawaska County, surrounding a federal Indian Reserve known as the St. Basile. The economy of Edmundston is centered on the Saint John River paper industry with the river providing water for the paper manufacturer. The average household income for most people working in the industry and other sectors in the city is $66,000. The city also hosts the regional hospital for the area, facilitating easy access to health care for the residents. Edmundston is a safe place to live in with crime rate managed below 5,000 per 100,000 people. The major attractions in the city are the two provincial historical sites; Fortin du Petit-Sault and Cathedral of Immaculate.

8. Miramichi, NB

Miramichi City is the largest city in Northern New Brunswick. It is located at the point where the Miramichi River enters the Miramichi Bay. The city was established in 1995 through the amalgamation of the Newcastle and Chatham towns, and several other smaller communities. The economy of Miramichi is focused on forestry, mining, and fishing. However, the service sector remains the largest employer. For fun lovers, several local festivals are held to celebrate the Miramichi culture including the Miramichi Folksong Festival. The city also offers a wide range of summer and winter sports activities such as swimming, golfing, and skating.

7. Bathurst, NB

Bathurst is located in the Bay of Chaleur in the northern part of New Brunswick. It has a population of about 13,000 people within the city boundaries while the greater region has a population of over 80,000 residents. While Bathurst is multicultural, the two prominent cultures are English and French. The city prides itself in the natural resources that has been its strength since 1826 when it was founded as a village. At the center of the city are the shopping and service centers for the Northeast New Brunswick. The median listed house price in Bathurst in 2018 was relatively lower compared to other cities in New Brunswick, with the residents spending approximately $585 to rent a two-bedroom apartment.

6. Quispamsis, NB

Quispamsis is located 12 miles to the northeast of Kennebecasis River Valley. It has a population of approximately 18,500 people. Quispamsis is among the ten best places to live in Atlantic Canada due to the quality of life, safety, and availability of several recreational facilities. The average household income for the residents is $118,113. It also offers affordable housing with a two-bedroom house costing $723 to rent. Property owners in Quispamsis enjoy a low tax rate of 2% of their income. Crime in the area has been managed to less than 2,000 per 100,000 population. The town has several recreational facilities including recreational parks and unique amenities.

5. Rothesay, NB

Rothesay is located in the Kennebecasis Valley, east of the city of Saint John. It has a population of approximately 12,000 residents. Rothesay is one of the most attractive environments to live in Atlantic Canada, providing a high level of services to its citizens. The quiet suburban community has something to offer to everyone including the children and adults. The residents can enjoy hiking trails, beach sites, park areas, and the several playgrounds. Rothesay is generally safe with a crime rate of 1,667 per 100,000 people. The residents also enjoy one of the highest median household incomes in New Brunswick while property tax is only 2% of the total income.

4. Riverview, NB

The town of River is situated on the southern side of Petitcodiac River. It is New Brunswick’s fifth-largest municipality with a population of approximately 19,000 people. Riverview is one of the unusual special places to live, work, and raise a family. The communities there are friendly and committed to active living. The crime rate is low at about 7,000 per 100,000 population. Riverview has the lowest tax rate in Greater Moncton with housing quite affordable. The safe streets have become popular for cycling. Residents also enjoy skiing and snowshoe trail. The rivers and the surrounding forests are perfect for strolling.

3. Moncton, NB

The metropolitan area of Moncton has a population of approximately 140,000 residents. The city is lively with a mixture of French and English communities and cultures. French speakers make up about 30% of the population and almost all are bilingual. Moncton is considered a center of high-tech and service industry in New Brunswick. The city has partnered with Halifax city to promote the Moncton-Halifax growth corridor to enhance their mutual economy. New Brunswick’s main airport is located in Moncton, connecting the city to different parts of the country and other overseas destinations such as France and Germany. Moncton has a favorable property tax with property owners paying a tax of only 2% of the average income. The household income averages $75,477.

2. Fredericton, NB

Fredericton is the capital city of New Brunswick. It is located almost at the center of the province, along the Saint John River. The metropolitan area of Fredericton has a population of approximately 90,000 residents depending on the number of students. It is an educational center and has good shopping, school, and recreational facilities. In recent years, the city has witnessed a growth in IT-based businesses which has increasingly employed most of the residents. The household income for most people living in Fredericton is approximately $82,143. Those looking to relocate to the city can either rent a house for $871 or buy one for approximately $305,353.

1. Dieppe, NB

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Dieppe is the second best city to live in Atlantic Canada after Halifax, Nova Scotia. It is a unique hub for activities due to its location. The city is known for its European-style downtown which is so close to the nature trail, beaches, and parks, including the famous Parlee Beach. Dieppe is the fourth-most populous city in New Brunswick with a population of 26,000. The city is one of the fastest growing cities in Canada due to its strategic location and the economic asset. It offers quality life with a median household income almost $100,000. Dieppe also features many leisure, sports, and cultural activities.

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