province · NB

New Brunswick: not open yet

Not open yet. Checks are open in BC, Alberta and Ontario. New Brunswick is still in research, and nothing on this page is a conclusion about any contractor.

These are the official sources being reviewed before checks open in New Brunswick. A source being listed is a starting point, not a finding.

Official sources

Sources on file for New Brunswick

A listed source does not apply to every contractor, trade, municipality, agreement or project.

registry

Corporate Registry

Public business/entity identity source. The Registry states its database is not the official legal record and restricts automated bulk retrieval; use manual exact-name inquiries only.

Open Service New Brunswick Corporate Registry source ↗
statute

Direct Sellers Act

Bilingual official consolidation starting point; current regulations, exceptions, contract, language, cancellation and remedy application require qualified review.

Open New Brunswick King's Printer source ↗
government guidance

BizPaL permits and licences

Official federal, provincial and municipal permit-routing source only; local business licences and discipline-specific inspection systems remain separate.

Open Service New Brunswick source ↗
registry

Electrical contractor licence

Electrical contractor licence entry point only; match licence class/status and separately confirm project permit and inspection facts.

Open Government of New Brunswick source ↗
statute

Construction Remedies Act

Official bilingual statute. Commencement, transition, regulations and customer-specific trust/lien/holdback/payment/adjudication application require qualified review.

Open New Brunswick King's Printer source ↗
statute

Construction Remedies Act regulations

Official table identifies regulations and provision history; recheck current regulation count, commencement and amendments before every release cycle.

Open New Brunswick King's Printer source ↗

Limits

What a check cannot tell you

Checking a contractor in New Brunswick?

The free guides are written for BC, Alberta and Ontario, but the first steps work anywhere: the exact name on the quote, the certificate of insurance from the broker, and what the deposit pays for.

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