New Brunswick

New Brunswick lies on Canada’s east coast in the Atlantic region, bordered by Quebec to the north, Nova Scotia to the east, and the U.S. state of Maine to the west. Its provincial capital is Fredericton, while Moncton and Saint John are major population centers. In 2021, New Brunswick’s population was 775,610, exhibiting moderate census growth. The province’s economy is shaped by forestry, fishing, agriculture, and increasingly growing sectors in services and manufacturing.

Statistics on New Brunswick

Working Age Population in New Brunswick (15 Years and Over) by Gender
New Brunswick’s Labor Force by Gender
New Brunswick’s Labor Force by Age Group and Gender
New Brunswick’s Employment by Gender
New Brunswick’s Employment Rate by Gender
New Brunswick’s population by gender
New Brunswick’s population by age group
New Brunswick’s male population by age group
New Brunswick’s female population by age group
Most Occupied Residential Dwellings in New Brunswick
Number of Private Households in New Brunswick by Household Size
Marital Status of Population (Aged 15 Years and Over) in New Brunswick
Family Size in New Brunswick
Income of Working Age People in New Brunswick
Income by Gender in New Brunswick (Working Age People)
Most Popular Degree or Fields of Study in New Brunswick
Most Popular Degree or Fields of Study by Gender in New Brunswick
New Brunswick’s Quarterly Population Growth
Number of Immigrants in New Brunswick
People Leaving New Brunswick: Net Emigration Trends
Number of Births in New Brunswick by Year
Number of Deaths in New Brunswick by Year
Life Expectancy in New Brunswick by Gender
Teen Pregnancy Trend in New Brunswick
Average Age of Mothers in New Brunswick at Birth
Top 10 Highest Paying Hourly Jobs in New Brunswick by Industry
New Brunswick’s Population Demographics by Ethnicity

Statistics for Cities and Towns in New Brunswick

Other Provinces And Territories

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