FAQ générale
Tu as des questions sur la vie, la construction ou l'investissement dans la région du
Grand Miramichi ?
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Who can I contact for help when moving to the Greater Miramichi Region?
Stephanie, our Community Onboarding Coordinator, is available to assist you every step of the way — from practical tips to local connections. Get in touch with Stephanie to start.
How can I get involved as a volunteer in the region?
Volunteering is a great way to give back and connect with your community. Explore our local volunteer opportunities and consider joining one of our community programs by visiting the Volunteering page.
Where can I find job opportunities in the Greater Miramichi Region?
There are several online platforms and local resources to help you find work in the region. Visit our Employment & Volunteering page for more information.
How can I find more grant opportunities?
We maintain a growing list of funding programs available to local organizations and developers. Be sure to visit our Grant Information page regularly for the latest updates and application details.
What types of funding are available for housing projects?
GMSC helps identify suitable funding options such as grants, loans, and federal or provincial programs tailored to different stages of development. One example is the Affordable Housing Fund through CMHC.
Who is eligible to apply for the Community Action Fund?
Organizations working in areas such as poverty reduction, social inclusion, and community development may be eligible. If you’re unsure whether your project qualifies, feel free to contact us for personalized guidance.
What is the Community Action Fund?
The Community Action Fund, offered through the Economic and Social Inclusion Corporation (ESIC), supports initiatives that reduce poverty, promote inclusion, and improve well-being across communities. This fund is an excellent opportunity for local organizations aiming to make a social impact.
How can GMSC assist with housing projects?
The Greater Miramichi Service Commission (GMSC) provides tools, guidance, and strategic support to individuals, developers, and organizations pursuing housing initiatives in the region. We help connect projects with relevant funding sources, regional data, and planning insights to encourage inclusive and sustainable development.
How long does an application for dividing/consolidating land, or subdivision, take?
Processing times range from 1 to 6 weeks, depending on whether variance approval is needed.
General Process:
1. Consult a Development Officer specializing in subdivisions.
2. Submit a Tentative Subdivision Plan.
3. Obtain required departmental approvals.
4. If applicable, attend a PRAC meeting for variance consideration.
5. Make any necessary revisions to the Tentative Plan.
6. Have a licensed NB surveyor prepare the Final Subdivision Plan.
7. Get approval from the Development Officer.
8. Register the plan with the New Brunswick Land Registry Office.
What if I do not meet the minimum lot size requirements?
If your proposed lot does not meet the required minimums, you may apply for a variance. Check above for more information on what a variance is.