The Acadian Peninsula: a great place to live

The quality of life in the Acadian Peninsula is the envy of many. Carved in a magnificent natural decor, the Acadian Peninsula forms a vast coastal region with many rivers and sandy beaches where outdoor activities abound. Whether you like golf, fishing and hunting, biking, water sports, hiking, snowmobiling or cross-country skiing, you’ll find it here.

Located in northeastern New Brunswick, the Acadian Peninsula consist of four dynamic towns, 10 villages and over 50 local service districts. The area spawns from Grande-Anse to Neguac, and includes the three major regions of Caraquet, Shippagan-Lamèque-Miscou and Tracadie-Sheila.

Rich and vibrant culture

A large number of festivals, shows, carnivals, bazaars and community activities are organized throughout the region, reflecting the characteristic warmth and friendliness of residents of the Acadian Peninsula. The region boasts many art galleries, museums, historic sites, interpretation centers and exhibitions. You can take in a play, a great concert, a comedy act, a musical rendez-vous or a culinary event, there are all kinds of activities to appeal to your senses.

Quality and variety

Living accommodations in the Acadian Peninsula are among the lowest-priced in Canada. Resident live in proximity to hospitals and educational institutions, including four public high schools, a community college and a university campus. Furthermore, there are many recreational facilities just minutes away: pools, arenas, community centers and playgrounds. It is a great place to live in a safe and harmonious environment.

Career Opportunities

The Acadian Peninsula is growing every day, with new businesses opening and existing businesses expanding. There are career opportunities available in many sectors. To learn more about job opportunities, please see the posting below.

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