Refer-a-Neighbour
Calling All Past Participant New Brunswick Communities!
How Do Municipalities Benefit?
Powered by Communities highlights and celebrates local community energy transition initiatives taking place across the country, from coast to coast to coast.
Here we showcase local journalists’ and QUEST Canada staffs’ written storytelling skills, to deliver informative, inspirational stories, and highlight NCA participants’ energy emissions reduction initiatives.
Refer-a-Neighbour to QUEST
Award-winning QUEST Canada net-zero communities programs leverage proven tools and services, to equip communities with the knowledge necessary to develop and continuously implement a community energy and emissions plan (CEEP).
We’ve been so warmly welcomed in New Brunswick, dating back to our 2020-23 pilot Smart Energy Communities program, that we’re now looking for your help – in finishing the job of putting the majority of municipalities across New Brunswick on the pathway to net-zero emissions by 2030.
As a Past Participant we’re asking you to please refer a New Brunswick municipality to us – who has not participated in our net-zero community programs, and who you know is prime to begin the important development of a Community Energy Emissions Plan – scroll down to see our contact information to share with them, and who in New Brunswick has already participated.
Get Rewarded for Your Effort
If a New Brunswick municipality contacts us to set up a meeting, and they mention they were referred to us by you (when we ask them), we’ll send you:
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- a Home Hardware Giftcard for $20.00
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How to Make a Referral
Please recommend us to a neighbouring municipality, or cross-province friend – and share our contact information with them – then be sure to send us your New Brunswick net-zero municipality referral information using the button below.
Questions?
Don’t be shy. Spread the word, and if you have any questions, contact QUEST Canada’s Norma Panetta.
NB Participants to-Date
In partnership with the l’Association francophone des municipalités du Nouveau-Brunswick: Village of New Maryland •• Town of Salisbury •• Town of Riverview •• Town of Grand Bay-Westfield •• City of Fredericton •• Hanwell Rural Community •• Fundy Shores •• Village of Fundy-Albert •• Arcadia •• Rural Community of Alnwick •• Carlton North •• Eel River Bar First Nation •• Village de Cap-Pelé •• Village de Nigadoo •• Communauté Rurale de Saint-André •• Village de Saint-Isidore •• Village de Ste-Marie-St-Raphaël •• Village de Dieppe •• Village de Saint-Quentin •• Village de Hautes-Terres •• Village de Grand Sault •• Ville d’Edmundston •• Florenceville-Bristol •• Town of Oromocto •• Village of Southern Victoria •• Town of Quispamsis •• Town of Saint Andrews •• St. Mary’s First Nation •• Municipal District of St. Stephen •• Town of Woodstock •• Town of Sussex •• Nashwaak Rural Community •• Communauté rurale de Beausoleil •• Ville de Belle-Baie •• Ville régionale de Cap-Acadie •• Ville de Rivière-du-Nord •• Municipalité régionale de Tracadie-Sheila
Produced in New Brunswick with funding from:
This 2026-27 net-zero communities regional initiative is funded by the Department of Environment and Local Government, Government of New Brunswick.
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