Government of New Brunswick

The Government of New Brunswick is the provincial governing body for New Brunswick, Canada. Established in 1784 and one of the first provinces to join Canadian Confederation in 1867, it delivers public services to residents and businesses through a range of departments and agencies. Its work spans healthcare, education, transportation, immigration, natural resources and energy development, agriculture, aquaculture and fisheries, and social development.

Operations are organised across multiple departments, including Health, Natural Resources and Energy Development, Agriculture, Aquaculture and Fisheries, and Education and Early Childhood Development. Services provided include public healthcare programs administered through the Health department, motor vehicle registration, and various social development and assistance programs for residents. The New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program, operated by the provincial government, nominates candidates for permanent residence.

Technical work within the government covers digital government services, online service delivery, and web portal development. gnb.ca, the official government website, provides residents and businesses with centralised access to government services, information, and resources.