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The Intelligent Community Forum announced yesterday its list of the Top Seven Communities of 2009 and for the first time Moncton was selected to be included.
The Intelligent Community Forum recognizes communities that are working to create prosperity and social inclusion in what the Forum terms the "Broadband Economy". The Forum bases its recognition on analysis by a team of independent academic experts.
The ICF announcement says this about Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada.
"Twenty years ago, the Moncton region was a former railroad and industrial hub facing a doubtful future. Since then, this bilingual community has become a major Canadian customer contact and back office center, and built a "near-shore" IT outsourcing industry. Private-sector carriers have collaborated in the city's growth as a telecom-centric economy, and helped power the addition of 20,000 new jobs since the early 1990s."
Also worth noting is that Fredericton, New Brunswick (2008 Top Seven) is also on the 2009 list.
This is a world wide process and two New Brunswick communities were selected for the 2009 Top Seven list.
Congratulations to Bristol, Virginia, USA, the only other North American community to be selected for inclusion in the 2009 list.
The selection is another accolade that bodes well for the continued growth and success of the Moncton community.
In the world, there are 529 Biosphere Reserves in 105 countries.
In Canada, there are 15 biosphere reserves in 8 provinces.
So it's really something special to have my trading area, my neighborhood, designated a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.
A Fundy Biosphere Reserve Sustainable Tourism Conference will be held in Moncton on February 16-17 at the Delta Beauséjour.
There are some wonderful commercial and recreational real estate opportunities in the area of the Fundy Biosphere Reserve.
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$12,900 is a cheap price to own a little piece of beautiful Albert County, New Brunswick. Just over an acre with 400 feet of road frontage. The location is in a rural setting on the corner of the New Ireland Road and Highway 114 which runs between Fundy National Park and Moncton. This is soon to be the Fundy Trail. Electrical and telephone service are available as well as rear round access on this road. Yearly property taxes are only $68 based on an assessed value of $3,600. You may find a copy of the land survey, more location details and larger pictures on this web site - www.Rural4Sale.com
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