Living Here

Greater Moncton is enhanced by the generous spirit of local residents and natural beauty of nearby attractions.

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Do you need information about financial assistance, government programs, mental health support, employment support, childcare, housing, food, clothing and/or shelter? Find help at nb.211.ca or call/email 2-1-1.

 

Immigration Support Services

The Multicultural Association of the Greater Moncton Area (MAGMA) helps new immigrants and refugees to become settled in the community.

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Centre d’accueil et d’accompagnement francophone des immigrants du SudEst du NouveauBrunswick (CAFi) helps francophone immigrants settle into the community.

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The New Brunswick Refugee Clinic (NBRC) provides free bilingual legal services to refugee claimants and persons making humanitarian‑based immigration applications in NB and who cannot afford a private lawyer.

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The New Brunswick Multicultural Council Inc (NBMC) is a bilingual, not-for-profit, umbrella, organization committed to supporting immigrant-serving agencies, and multicultural and ethno-cultural associations in the province. 

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Ethno‑Cultural Associations

EthnoCultural Associations bring newcomers in touch with people from their
homeland or ethnic origins. Find here a list of many of the associations in Greater Moncton.

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Important Telephone Numbers

 

Important Telephone Numbers
Ambulance, fire, police, poison centre:911 (open 24 hours)
Bus service & schedules (Codiac Transpo):506.857.2008
Police (non-emergency):506.857.2400
Power outages – NB Power:1.800.442.4424
(open 24 hours)
Service Canada 
(Federal Government Services):
1.800.622.6232
Service New Brunswick 
(Provincial Government Services):
1.888.762.8600
Tele-Care (health information and support):811 (open 24 hours)
211 Services:nb.211.ca or call 2-1-1

After You Arrive

There are a number of services you can use to make it easier to settle into your new home.

Impressed with open-heartedness

Impressed with open-heartedness

“Moncton has been my home since 2010. I arrived from Lebanon and was very impressed by the friendly community and how helpful and open-hearted the residents are.

It only took me one year to find the best fit job with the New Brunswick Health Council in the Government of New Brunswick and currently I enjoy being able to contribute to the province and to my new community.

My family is happy here and I always advocate for Moncton as a destination for immigration to many friends and family members back home.”

Reem Fayyad Abdel Samad