About Fredericton

Fredericton at a Glance
Situated along the beautiful St. John River, Fredericton is a growing city known for its well-educated populace, some of the most affordable real estate in the province, and its commitment to environmental sustainability. Read more about demographics, real estate, and green initiatives here.

Arts and Culture
From the world-renowned collection at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery, to the world-class performers at the annual Harvest Jazz and Blues Festival, Fredericton offers a thriving arts and culture scene that never fails to charm residents and visitors alike. For details about local galleries, festivals, and theatres, please click here.

Sports and Recreation
Featuring a popular 80-km trail system, 138 public green spaces, and award-winning golf courses, Fredericton has a lot to offer the fitness and outdoor enthusiast. Read more about our parks and recreation facilities here.

Education and Training
Fredericton is recognized as the province's leader in education. Our public schools deliver innovative technology-driven curriculum, our universities conduct leading research, and our online institutions attract students from around the world. Read more about Fredericton's excellence in education here.

Economy and Employment
Recognized by the Atlantic Provinces Economic Council (APEC) as one of the six leading cities in Atlantic Canada, Fredericton is an important centre for information and communications technology, research and development, and consulting engineering. To read more about Fredericton's economy, please click here.

Transportation
Located just fifteen minutes from the city centre, the Fredericton International Airport offers daily service to Halifax, Ottawa, and Toronto, and seasonal service to destinations like London, Cuba, and the Dominican Republic. Additional information about air service from Fredericton, and details about the city's public transit service, can be found here.