Government Documents and Information Canada

Subscription database that includes information, reports, outlooks and tools for a wide variety of subjects. SMU login required.

These electronic documents are representative of the final printed publications. The Province assumes no responsibility for any discrepancies between an electronic copy and the printed publication.

Data table and analytical documents in a variety of subject areas.

Budgets & financial management, Office of the Comptroller, Chief Information Officer & more.

Learn more about New Brunswick history, geography, culture, etc.

The Legislative Library provides information, reference and research services to meet the needs of its principal clientele, the Members of the Legislative Assembly and staff of government departments. In addition to serving its principal clientele the library is also open to the public.

Links to departments, legislature, courts, corporations, agencies, boards, commissions and more.

Includes: data catalogue, geographic information, business & economy, etc.

The Provincial Archives of New Brunswick collects, preserves, and makes available for research, documents and records bearing upon the history of New Brunswick.

The Vital Statistics Branch has three main functions: the collection, storage, maintenance, and retrieval of vital events data (births, deaths, stillbirths, and marriages); the synthesis and analysis of vital events data; and, the provision of vital events documents for personal use (birth certificates, marriage licenses, death certificates).

Use the sortable table below to confirm whether a municipality is registered or revoked. Provided by the Federal Government of Canada.

The Department of Environment and Local Government is the provincial government’s primary connection to communities throughout the Province of New Brunswick. Fundamental to the department’s role is building and sustaining relationships with communities, and supporting them through advisory, educational and legislative support on a range of local government issues.

Information about grant programs, cultural policies, and FAQs. Provided by Tourism, Heritage and Culture New Brunswick.

Census information and community profiles lists. Including council meeting agendas and minutes. The major source of demographic information comes from the Census of Population, conducted every five years by Statistics Canada. List created by UNB.

New Brunswick’s scenic roads connect you to a plethora of charming towns and villages. Discover what makes them unique.