Information and services
Accessibility
Supporting full and equal participation in New Brunswick society.
Budgets and finances
Statements, reports and accounts for the Government of New Brunswick.
Ceremony and protocol
Learn about ceremonial and diplomatic activities, professional courtesies, flag raising and other protocols.
Departments and organizations
All Government of New Brunswick departments, as well as related agencies and organizations.
Digital and information technology
The systems and tools we use to keep the Government of New Brunswick accessible and secure.
Intergovernmental Affairs
Manages relations with other governments, communities, and organizations.
Laws, acts and regulations
Acts and regulations database, plus information on human rights, consumer protection and more.
Public consultations and engagements
Share ideas, provide feedback on public policy and inform government decision-making.
Publications, data and records
Official publications, data portals, archives and records management
Structure of government
Lieutenant-Governor
The King of Canada, His Majesty King Charles III, is the official Head of State and is represented in New Brunswick by the Lieutenant-Governor.
Premier and executive branch
The premier and the cabinet, who are selected by the premier, are included in this branch. They oversee different government departments and ensure that the laws are implemented.
Legislative branch
This is where laws and budgetary decisions are made.
Judicial Branch
This part of the government interprets and enforces the law.
Work with us to build a better New Brunswick
Doing business with government
How to do business with the government, including information about public tenders and contracts, and more.
Get involved with government
Join an agency, board, or commission; or give input directly in a public consultation.
Working for government
Job opportunities, employment initiatives, and human resources information.
Get in touch
Contacts
All Government of New Brunswick departments, as well as related agencies and organizations.
Social media
All the official channels that are managed by the government.