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New Brunswick Wants Canadians From All Over To Move There & Live Their ‘Best Life’

It's promising affordable housing, endless coastlines and diversity.☀️🌊
Move To New Brunswick Campaign Wants Canadians To Come & Live Their ‘Best Life’
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Managing Editor, Canada

If you’ve ever dreamed of moving to New Brunswick, now could be the perfect time to do it!

The region has launched a brand new marketing campaign aimed at Canadians who are working from home — urging them to consider relocating to the Picture Province.

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The campaign, which is called Live for the Moment NB, debuted last week and promises an escape from city life. This includes miles and miles of coastline, nature around every corner and pretty affordable properties.

"Now that you can work from anywhere … your best life is right here in New Brunswick," reads a message on the official website, alongside the promise of "affordability, quality of life, community, diversity and so much more…"

It’s not the first province to try and recruit Canadian city-dwellers now working from home. Nova Scotia has launched a similar campaign, offering beautiful beaches, bustling city life and mega-cheap waterfront properties on the Sea Bound Coast.

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