Challenges persist for Ukrainians settling in New Brunswick
Atlantic Canada hosts for Ukrainians has become a network to connect Ukrainians fleeing war with welcoming homes, and a destination full of resources for the displaced Ukrainians who do not require a host but are moving to the region.
Financial responsibility has likely been a deterrent, said Ailles, who believes the province’s older population likely means there are residents with enough space to welcome Ukrainians, but they are concerned over the costs.Trending StoriesAccess to transportation has previously been noted as a barrier for newcomers in New Brunswick due to limited bus routes and the rising costs associated with purchasing a vehicle.
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