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New Brunswick, Canada
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Southeastern New Brunswick is a region of the Canadian province of New Brunswick.
By plane
The airport in Moncton (YQM) has flights from Montreal, Toronto, Hamilton, Calgary, Ottawa and Newark (New Jersey)
By train
Rail service to Moncton is provided by VIA Rail and its Ocean train, operating between Montréal and Halifax via Quebec City.
By bus
Maritimebus provides service from Rivière-du-Loup (Quebec), from Halifax (NS) to Sackville and Moncton, and from Charlottetown (PEI) to Shediac and Moncton.
Codiac Transit provides service between Moncton, Dieppe and Riverview.
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the largest city in New Brunswick and home of the Magnetic Hill Optical Illusion
the self-proclaimed "Home of the Silver Fox"
the self-proclaimed "lobster capital of the world"
rural area located along Northumberland Strait near the Confederation Bridge
new town formed from the amalgamation of Sackville, Dorchester, and Aulac; home to Mount Allison University
a very long sand dune, bogs, a boardwalk trail, eight hiking trails, a network of bicycle trails, two campgrounds, canoe and boat launch and the Cap-St-Louis fishing port
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