Norrad & Co Residential Appraisal Services

Norrad & Co Residential Appraisal Services is an independent Real Estate Appraisal Firm completing residential assignments throughout southwestern and central New Brunswick. We cover an area from Sussex to Saint Stephen, including St. George, St. Andrews, Hampton, Quispamsis, Rothesay, Kingston Peninsula and Grand-Bay Westfield, and from Sussex to Fredericton, including Coles Island, Grand Lake, Jemseg and Oromocto. We specialize in:

Residential Appraisal Valuations:

• Land; Single Family; Multi-Family (up to 4 units)
• Estimating Market Value (past and present) for: Mortgages; Property Assessment Appeal; Marital dissolution; Estate Planning; Litigation; Bankruptcy; Financial Planning

Call today
Mary Norrad: 506-608-7609
Ron Moore: 506-654-2645

or email mary.norrad@norradappraisals.com

Infrared Home Inspections Inc.

Geoff Pickerill

Geoff is certified professional inspector through InterNACHI®, North America’s leading and most trusted association. He is a licensed electrician with over 20 years in the construction industry. He is also certified as an infrared thermographer.

Geoff knows buying a home is the largest investment most consumers will ever make. Before buying, you should know what condition the home is in and what repairs might be needed. Hiring a qualified home inspector to examine a home can help you to make an informed decision about its condition.

Let him evaluate your investment.

Together, you will go over all the findings and discuss what is major and what is typical wear and tear. You will get a professional report online with illustrations of all major defects within 24 hours as well as a printable PDF file.

Coates Home Inspections

Jay Coates is a St Stephen, NB Certified Professional Inspector® and certified by the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors® (InterNACHI®) serving St Stephen, St. Andrews, St. George, McAdam, Lepreau, Pennfield, Blacks Harbour, and Harvey (and the surrounding areas)

Map Tool – Foreign Buyers Ban

Mapping Tool: Prohibition on the Purchase of Residential Property by Non-Canadians Act | CMHC

Find out if a property or a location is in a Census Metropolitan Area or Census Agglomeration

The Government of Canada has passed a new law to help make homes more affordable for people living in Canada. The Prohibition on the Purchase of Residential Property by Non-Canadians Act (Foreign Buyers Ban) prevents non-Canadians from purchasing residential property in Canada for 2 years.

The Act applies to non-Canadians, including corporations and entities not listed on a stock exchange in Canada, and controlled by non-Canadians. It doesn’t apply to Canadians, permanent residents, or temporary residents who meet the exception criteria outlined in the Regulations.

Effective as of January 1, 2023, the Prohibition on the Purchase of Residential Property by Non-Canadians Act (the “Act”) prevents non-Canadians from buying residential property in Census Metropolitan and Agglomeration Areas. This does not apply to commercial property.

Census Metropolitan Areas must have a total population of at least 100,000, with 50,000 or more living in the core.
Census Agglomeration must have a population of at least 10,000.

Key Highlights

The Act defines residential property as buildings with 3 dwelling units or less. This includes semi-detached houses and condominium units. The Act doesn’t prohibit the purchase of larger buildings with 4 or more dwelling units.
Non-Canadians can purchase residential properties located outside of Census Metropolitan Areas (CMA) and Census Agglomerations (CA).
Certain exceptions apply allowing Non-Canadians to purchase a residential property in defined circumstances.
If a non-Canadian, or anyone who knowingly assists a non-Canadian, is convicted of violating the prohibition, they will have to pay a fine of up to $10,000. Additionally, a court can order the sale of the residential property.

Irving Heating Oil and Propane

You can count on us

We’re here to help when you need us. From fuelling your car and heating your home, to serving you delicious homestyle meals when you’re on the road, we understand the importance of convenience, friendliness, quality and great service.

Xplore Rural High Speed Internet

Truly local. At your service.

With Xplore there’s always someone nearby, ready to pick up the phone or visit your home to help keep you connected. We are proud of our wide and growing network of dealers and technicians across rural Canada. It means no matter where you live, there’s an Xplore support expert near you.

Xplore dealers are people and small business living and operating in your community – they are your friends and neighbors. Your Xplore Home Internet subscription helps your local economy, and you can rely on support from people you trust.

Community Impact

Our dealers, like Arthur Taillon in Ontario and Quebec, are local heroes bringing faster internet to their communities. In Northern Manitoba, reliable internet from Xplore has transformed lives, enabling better access to education and healthcare.

Supporting Local Businesses

By choosing Xplore, you’re supporting local businesses and helping to create jobs in your community. Dealers like Troy from Cumberland Satellite in Atlantic Canada are dedicated to providing excellent service while also giving back to their communities through sponsorships and local events.

Starlink – Rural Internet

Reliable high-speed internet, wherever you live.

Rogers – Internet, TV, Phone

Connecting over 60% of Canadian households from coast-to-coast to the most reliable internet, innovative television including the Xfinity platform, and world-class home security.

As Canada’s #1 wireless provider, we connect 11.9 million mobile subscribers in over 2,500 communities on the country’s largest and most reliable 5G network.

Bell Aliant – Internet, TV, Phone

Canada’s largest communications company, leading the way in fibre Internet, enterprise solutions and digital media

With significant investments in its world-class fibre and wireless networks, as well as cloud-based and AI-powered solutions, Bell delivers innovative communications technologies to best serve our North American consumers and businesses. Canadian wireline services include Bell Pure Fibre Internet, Fibe TV, and residential and business voice services. Bell provides mobile data and voice services over our leading 5G+, 5G, 4G LTE wireless networks, and offers wireless home Internet. We also serve customers in the U.S. Pacific Northwest through Ziply Fiber.

Bell is a leading solutions provider to mid- and large-sized businesses. Bell Business Markets offers leading AI, cloud, security, IoT, collaboration and contact center solutions, as well as managed and professional services – all backed by our broadband and wireless networks. We’re meeting the needs of our business customers across Canada and beyond through four pillars: our next-generation networks; our tech services brand, Ateko; Bell AI Fabric, Canada’s largest AI compute project; and Bell Cyber, our cybersecurity centre of excellence.

Bell Media is Canada’s leading content creation company with premier assets across multiple platforms – including digital, video, audio, and out-of-home, and produces and distributes content that entertains, informs and reflects the people and communities it serves. Bell Media owns and operates television stations that are part of the CTV and Noovo networks; specialty channels including sports leaders TSN and RDS; Canada’s only privately-owned bilingual streaming service, Crave; the Astral out-of-home advertising network, and advanced advertising technology products. Bell Media also owns the iHeartRadio Canada brand encompassing music channels and radio stations across the country.

With its extensive distribution network, BCE is also one of Canada’s biggest retailers, with more than 8,000 retail points of distribution across Canada, including Bell, Virgin Plus, Lucky Mobile, Best Buy Express and Glentel operated locations.

NB Power

We’re truly New Brunswick’s Power company. We work hard every single day to provide consistent, safe, reliable and sustainable energy at the lowest possible cost. Why? Because we’re New Brunswickers too.

The electricity we use to power our homes, businesses and facilities is generated at 13 stations throughout the province. It reaches us through power lines, substations and terminals. That’s more than 400,000 direct and indirect customers. We also export (sell) electricity to New England, Quebec, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island through our subsidiary, New Brunswick Energy Marketing. Selling extra electricity helps keep the costs down. And that’s good for all New Brunswickers.