Industry New Brunswick's traditional resources include forest products, mining, manufacturing, agriculture, fishing and tourism. It is also home to many expanding industries, such as energy, telecommunications, environmental engineering services, advanced technology, value-added forest products, software development and aquaculture. Language New Brunswick is Canada's only officially bilingual province with approximately 35 per cent of the population French-speaking. Liquor Legal drinking age in licensed premises is 19 years. There am various private stores throughout the province that sell liquor as agencies for the NB Liquor Corporation.
Municipal forces exist within most communities.
Applies to a location that normally experiences one high water and one low water during a tidal day of approximately 24 hours. The arithmetic mean of the lesser of a daily pair of low waters, observed over a specific 19-year cycle called the National Tidal Datum Epoch. East Coast tides, for example, are semi-diurnal, with two highs and two lows in approximately 24 hours. A spring tide also brings a lower low water. A free, in province reservation system is available at provincial visitor information centres shown at major entry points on the New Brunswick Travel Map.