New Brunswick is the largest of Canada’s three Maritime provinces and is the only province in the federation that is constitutionally bilingual (English–French).
As one of Canada’s four founding provinces, New Brunswick is rich in history and in the diversity of our people, landscapes and languages. MyNewBrunswick discovers history and information from various sources including historians, heritage groups, and various historical internet sources.
Fredericton is the capital. New Brunswick covers 73,440 square kilometres. The province’s highest peak is Mount Carleton at 820 metres (2,690 feet), which is part of the Appalachian Range, and is the centre of Mount Carleton Provincial Park. The total population was 753,914 people (2014 census) and there are 8 cities.
Who is MyNewBrunswick? We’re Larry & Steve – retired amateur photographers, based in Fredericton. Our retirement project is exploring New Brunswick’s history and beauty and sharing it with you. We are non-profit and self-fund our travels with donations from supporting businesses and campgrounds.
Our mission is to show you that there’s much more to see and do in our province if you leave the main highway, and explore New Brunswick. This province has so much history, breath-taking beauty and friendly people in its small towns and villages and along rivers and country roads. Explore and learn!
Photos on this site, and photos we post on Social Media (Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, Instagram. Etc.) are the property of the photographers. If you wish to use one of our photos for commercial purposes, please contact us for permission. There is a donation required for commercial usage.
We were the couple sitting beside you at Pirate de la Mer in Bouctouche. We thought you were bikers. We saw your truck on the way out and looked up your Web site. Very interesting project that you have undertaken. There are so many beautiful places in New Brunswick and few people know about them. Many will know now from your project. Sorry we didn’t talk to you while we were there.