New Brunswick’s population ‘time bomb’
New Brunswick’s population ‘time bomb’ lends urgency to province-wide talks on immigration
Forty years ago, the province of New Brunswick’s labour force was growing at a rate of nearly 4,000 people a year. Now it’s shrinking by almost the same amount.
Economist and author Richard Saillant says it’s only due to the roughly 1,000 immigrants now coming into New Brunswick each year that the province’s workforce isn’t decreasing by 4,000 people a year.