OUR REGION

Ignite leads integrated economic development growth through diverse initiatives that create an environment for our communities and businesses to be successful. We create a climate for growth through the support of job creation, entrepreneur development, workforce attraction and community support in the Capital Region.  

There is truly a place for everyone as urban and rural lifestyles coexist harmoniously in our regions, offering a unique blend of opportunities to live, grow and thrive. We invite you to explore the insights presented below. Whether you are a resident, a business owner, or a visitor, our regions offer a promising future, a balanced lifestyle, and communities ready to embrace welcome you. 

Capital Region Service Commission

Is also known as the Capital Regional Service Commission 11 (CRSC11). For more information about RSC11 please click here. Discover the Capital Region entities by clicking the button below. Please note that the entities are listed numerically according to the Government of New Brunswick

Aerial view of Harvey

Harvey | Entity 59

Discover Harvey, a quaint rural community steeped in history, surrounded by nature, and brimming with local charm. Whether you call this place home or are just passing through, consider it your entrance to our welcoming community.

Village of Fredericton Junction | Entity 60

Discover the charm of Fredericton Junction – a welcoming community known for its pleasant and comfortable living. Embrace the small-town, rural atmosphere that comes with a range of services usually associated with larger municipalities, including a nursing home, medical facility, school, arena, and municipally owned water and sewage system.
River leading to a pink sunset with green trees on either side

Village of Tracy | Entity 61

Experience the charming Village of Tracy where celebration, appreciation, and tradition provide a fun and inspiring look into a small but mighty town just at 30-minute drive south of Fredericton.
Blue, cloudy skies over green trees and small cluster of buildings

Hanwell | Entity 62

Explore Hanwell, New Brunswick, with its scenic Hanwell Recreation Park and rich history as a Rural Community since 2014, further enhanced by recent expansion in 2023. Discover the perfect blend of rural beauty and community spirit in this charming destination.
Small river cutting through fall foliage

Sunbury-York South | Entity 63

Discover Sunbury-York South Rural Community, bordered by Hanwell, the Village of New Maryland, Oromocto, and Fredericton, alongside the capital region rural district. The vibrant rural community encompasses Nasonworth, Beaverdam, Charters Settlement, Rusagonis, Waasis, and Tracyville.
Flowers at outdoor summer market in New Maryland

New Maryland | Entity 64

Discover the enchanting Village of New Maryland, NB, where community charm meets natural beauty. Nestled in a picturesque setting, New Maryland offers a welcoming atmosphere and a range of outdoor activities. Explore the scenic parks, vibrant community events, and the warm hospitality that define this hidden gem in New Brunswick.
Curved wooden bridge path through forest area with gazebo covering in the middle.

Oromocto | Entity 65

Nestled along the Oromocto River in New Brunswick, Oromocto boasts a diverse economy, strengthened by its strategic location and the presence of 5th Canadian Division Support Base Gagetown. With a supportive business environment, the town is attractive to entrepreneurs and investors alike. Oromocto's commitment to education and innovation, combined with a high quality of life surrounded by natural beauty, positions it as an ideal destination for both business and lifestyle pursuits. Discover the unique blend of tradition and innovation that makes Oromocto a promising hub for growth and community.
Ferry docking in rural town under a golden sunset

Arcadia | Entity 66

Discover Arcadia. living up to it’s name, this scenic and peaceful collection of villages is nestled between several bodies of water including the Wolastoq (Saint John River), Washademoak Lake, and Grand Lake. Beyond its natural beauty, Arcadia is also rich in history and culture including historical sites, local artisans, and a growing culinary scene.
Aerial view of small lakes in large, green forest

Municipality of Grand Lake | Entity 67

Explore the Municipality of Grand Lake, where endless outdoor adventures beckon at every corner. Whether you're a fishing aficionado, boating enthusiast, snowmobiling thrill-seeker, camping devotee, avid hiker, or passionate mountain biker, our enchanting region caters to all. Embracing each of the four seasons, varied activities guarantee something for everyone to savor throughout the year.
Dunbar Falls, small waterfall with stacked rocks in foreground

Nashwaak | Entity 68

Discover Nashwaak Rural Community with its rolling hills and picturesque views along the banks of the Nashwaak River. This perfect playground for nature enthusiasts offers hiking trails, waterfalls, tubing excursions, ATV trails, and beautiful scenic drives. Get the best of both worlds living within one of these charming rural communities only 16km away from the amenities of a city centre.
Fredericton skyline from view on the river

The City of Fredericton | Entity 69

Located in the heart of New Brunswick, the City of Fredericton is the capital of the province. Fredericton is a smart and sustainable city that boasts a cost-effective business environment and a balanced lifestyle with plenty of recreational and cultural amenities. The city's scenic location along a bend in the Wolastoq (Saint John River) provides an urban energy with a small-town charm. This dynamic city is home to nearly half of the region's population, and it serves as a major center for economic growth, infrastructure development, education, research, cultural vibrancy, tourism, and service provision.
Aerial view of fall trees snaking along a river

Central York | Entity 70

Explore the year-round allure of Central York, a rural community offering a diverse landscape of waterfalls, trails, golf, boating, apple orchards, and thrilling adventures, ensuring the perfect escape in every season.
Nackawic river and blue, cloudy skies.

Nackawic-Millville | Entity 71

Located along the Saint John River (or Wolastoq River), this welcoming community offers a variety of activities and adventures that highlight the natural beauty of the Nackawic-Millville area. With its combination of small town charm and innovation, Nackawic-Millville is quickly becoming an ideal destination for travelers and outdoor enthusiasts. Plans for future housing development and a new waterfront attraction will rejuvenate the area and open doors for new opportunities.
Burton Bridge across the St. John River (Wolostoq)

Capital Region Rural District

Communities:

  • Local service district of Burton

  • Local service district of Clarendon

  • Portion of the local service district of Gladstone

  • Local service district of Maugerville 

  • Local service district of Noonan 

  • Portion of the local service district of Stanley

  • Portion of the local service district of Sheffield

  • Portion of the local service district of Canning 

  • Portion of the local service district of New Maryland 

  • Local service district of Blissville

  • Local service district of Wirral-Enniskillen

  • Portion of the local service district of Bright

  • Portion of the local service district of Prince William

  • Portion of the local service district of Saint Mary’s

  • Portion of the local service district of Chipmam

  • Portion of the local service district of Dumfries

  • Portion of the local service district of Southampton

  • Portion of the local service district of Northfield

  • Portion of the local service district of Manners Sutton

  • Portion of the local service district of Douglas

  • Portion of the local service district of Waterborough

  • Portion of the local service district of Rusagonis-Waasis