INSPIRE

A world for doing business and investing

Doing business and investing on the Acadian Peninsula means being able to bring a business project from the idea stage to reality. It also means being able to count on an entire community, allies and committed partners.

The Acadian Peninsula is home to a broad range of businesses, including in the manufacturing and transportation sectors. With more than 1,971 businesses, the region provides a solid and varied economic base.

Our region is a key economic pillar for New Brunswick, with activities concentrated around fishing, seafood processing and agriculture. For several years, the region has ranked among the major producers of blueberries in North America.

Its impact is not limited to these areas. Tourism and culture also play a vital role, attracting visitors and supporting the local economy.

Economic snapshot
of the Acadian Peninsula

Number of residents

96% Francophone

10000

Average age

30

Average income

$ 25000

*source stats canada – recensement 2021

THE ACADIAN PENINSULA

Tourism

Restaurants
100
Accommodations
Events
80
Events
50
Beaches
8
Attractions
30
Museums
6

*Source: Acadian Peninsula Tourism

Active population by industry

Sales and service
25%
Transportation
22%
Business and finance
11%
Manufacturing
10%
Health
10%
Social sciences and education
9%
Primary industry
7%
Natural and applied sciences
3%
Arts, culture, sports and leisure
2%
Management
1%

*Source: Statistics Canada – 2021 Census

THE ACADIAN PENINSULA

Economic and social

Main sectors

Industrial sector

A broad range

Infrastructure

Une proposition variée

Commerces de détail

On se démarque

Agriculture, aquaculture et pêches