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Appendix AEssential contact telephone numbersAmbulance, fire, police, anti-poison centre:• 9-1-1• or call the operator, 0Acadian Bus Line:• toll-free, 1-800-567-5151Blue Cross (private medical Insurance):• toll-free, 1-800-667-4511Centre d’Acceuil et d’integration desImmigrants et Immigrantes du MonctonMétropolitan:• 1-506-382-7494Carrefour d’Immigration Rurale Inc.• 1-506-423-3060CHIMO Helpline Inc. (24-hour crisis hotline):• toll-free, 1-800-667-5005CHIMO (Fredericton):• 1-506-450-4357Citizenship and Immigration Canada:• toll-free, 1-888-242-2100Codiac Transit (Moncton city buses):• 1-506-857-2008Department of Social Development:• 1-506-453-2001; toll-free, 1-866-444-8838;Directory assistance (to find a telephonenumber):• 4-1-1 or 1-506-555-1212 (for numberswithin New Brunswick)• 1 + (area code) + 555-1212 (for numbersin elsewhere in Canada or in the UnitedStates)Fredericton Transit (Fredericton city buses):• 1-506-460-2200New Brunswick Human Rights Commission:• 1-506-453-2301; toll-free, 1-888-471-2233Immigrant Refugee Support Centre, SaintJohn:• 1-506-633-0398Miramichi Regional MulticulturalAssociation:• 1-506-773-5272Multicultural Association of CarletonCounty:• 1-506-392-6011Multicultural Association of Fredericton:• 1-506-454-8292Saint John Multicultural and NewcomersResource Centre:• 1-506-642-4242Multicultural Association of the ChaleurRegion:• 1-506-549-5164Multicultural Association of the GreaterMoncton Area:• 1-506-858-9659New Brunswick Multicultural Council, Inc.:• 1-506-453-1091Population Growth Division, Settlementand Multiculturalism Branch:• 1-506-453-2491Orientation guide for newcomers to New Brunswick105
Power outages (24 hours):• toll-free, 1-800-442-4424PRUDE (Pride, Race, Unity, Dignity,Education) in Saint John:• 1-506-634-3088Saint John Transit Commission (Saint JohnCity buses):• 1-506-658-4700Saint John YM-YWCA:• 1-506-634-7720Service Canada:• toll-free, 1-888-428-0888Service New Brunswick:• toll-free,1-888-762-8600Sexual Assault Crisis Centre (Fredericton):• 1-506-454-0437Sexual Health Centre (Fredericton):• 1-506-453-5200Social Insurance Numbers (Service Canada):• toll-free, 1-888-428-0888Tele-Care (24 hours):• toll-free, 1-800-244-8353106Orientation guide for newcomers to New Brunswick
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Orientation guide for newcomers to
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New Brunswick’s countiesNew Bruns
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New Brunswick detailed mapQUÉBECMa
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distribution, information technolog
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Chapter 2The political systemOrders
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Find a place to liveThere are a num
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Chapter 4Help getting startedImmigr
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In addition to the information in t
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Orientation guide for newcomers to
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The telephone book is divided into
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Contact numbers for the different t
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ShoppingNew Brunswick is a popular
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Bell Aliant• toll-free, 1-866-4AL
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Chapter 6Finding a place to liveWha
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If you buyBefore you look for a hou
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City or country livingIf you live i
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International training andinternati
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Westmorland CountyP.O. Box 5001,200
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The New Brunswick office of Canada
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Chapter 8WorkingAbout your Social I
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The amount of EI you receive is a p
Page 56 and 57: Chapter 9Health careCanada has a he
Page 58 and 59: • call toll-free, 1-866-554-5959
Page 60 and 61: Chapter 10Money and bankingCanadian
Page 62 and 63: • credit cards are generally easi
Page 64 and 65: • you may borrow from your RSP to
Page 66: ICICI:• toll-free, 1-888-ICICI-CA
Page 69 and 70: • the total time spent in the pro
Page 71 and 72: Safety inspectionsEvery car registe
Page 74 and 75: Chapter 12EducationThe school syste
Page 76 and 77: Post-secondary educationIf students
Page 78: Student loansPaying for your educat
Page 81 and 82: Prohibited grounds of discriminatio
Page 83 and 84: Women’s rightsWomen have full equ
Page 85 and 86: Sexual harassmentWomen and men have
Page 88 and 89: Chapter 14Citizenship and permanent
Page 90 and 91: Chapter 15The legal systemNew Bruns
Page 92 and 93: Legal aid offices in New Brunswick:
Page 94: Chapter 16Faith and religionReligio
Page 97 and 98: The Child Tax BenefitSome Canadians
Page 99 and 100: • many parking lots have blue-col
Page 101 and 102: YMCA of Greater Moncton,30 War Vete
Page 103 and 104: Meeting peopleAs mentioned earlier,
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Page 109 and 110: Kent CountyPlace LeBourg, Suite 13,
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Page 113 and 114: Kent CountyRichibucto Service Canad
Page 117 and 118: Miramichi Regional Hospital,500 Wat
Page 119 and 120: Community mental-healthcentres:•
Page 121 and 122: Gloucester County:Enfant-Jésus RHS
Page 123 and 124: York County:Gibson Health Clinic,23
Page 125 and 126: Northumberland CountyMiramichi East
Page 127 and 128: Shediac Medical Clinic,419 Main St.
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