The province is named after the German duchy of Brunswick-Luneburg. New Brunswick became a colony in 1784, and joined the confederation in July 1, 1867. It was part of the 4 original provinces who joined the confederation from the beginning because of the economical advantages and the railroad.

One of the most unique and fascinating properties of New Brun

Acadia was first founded in 1605 by the Sieur de Monts.

Acadia was part of today's Maritime Provinces of Canada (New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island) and a part of Maine.

Given very little economic support by France and finding itself a pawn in the colonial power struggle among France, Holland, and Britain, the colony had to become self-sufficient. It lived off agriculture, fishing, and trade--the last often illicit in France's eyes.

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