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  • Background
  • About Us
  • Goal 0: Real GDP Growth
  • Goal 1: Interprovincial Migration
  • Goal 2: International Immigration
  • Goal 5: Value of Exports
  • Goal 6: Firms Participating in Foreign Export Trade
  • Goal 7: Labour Force Participation Rate
  • Goal 8: Aboriginal & First Nations Employment Rates
  • Goal 9: Youth Employment
  • Goal 10: Post-Secondary Education & Training
  • Goal 11: Post-Secondary Education Research & Development
  • Goal 14: Tourism Expansion
  • Goal 15: Fisheries & Agriculture
  • Goal 16: Mining in New Brunswick
  • Goal 19: Net Debt-to-GDP Ratio
  • Goal 20: Non-Government Employment
  • Goal 21: Real Non-Residential Private Sector Investment
  • Goal 23: Labour Productivity
  • Goal 24: Forestry in New Brunswick
  • Goal 25: Business and Consumer Confidence
  • Goal 26: Life Satisfaction *NEW*
  • Goal 27: GHG Emissions *New*
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Goal 26: Life Satisfaction


​New Brunswick will aim to maintain a similar quality of life and high levels of Life Satisfaction. 


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​OVERVIEW

Importance
Happiness, or subjective well-being, can be measured in terms of life satisfaction, which involves a favourable attitude toward one's life, rather than an assessment of current feelings. Such measures, while subjective, area useful complement to objective data to compare quality of life across the Canadian provinces. Life satisfaction is not evenly shared across the provinces; however, New Brunswick has a high level of life satisfaction and quality of life. This is important, as life satisfaction and higher levels of happiness are associated with better overall physical health and fewer long term health conditions.

Problem
Life satisfaction seems to decrease as the population ages; and aging tends to be associated with poorer health and greater financial stress.

Cause
There may be different factors that affect the life satisfaction of New Brunswickers. For instance, the personal health, income, sense of belonging, social cohesiveness, feelings of safety, and perceived stress levels of individuals may play an active role in influencing levels of life satisfaction and happiness.
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  • Homepage
  • Background
  • About Us
  • Goal 0: Real GDP Growth
  • Goal 1: Interprovincial Migration
  • Goal 2: International Immigration
  • Goal 5: Value of Exports
  • Goal 6: Firms Participating in Foreign Export Trade
  • Goal 7: Labour Force Participation Rate
  • Goal 8: Aboriginal & First Nations Employment Rates
  • Goal 9: Youth Employment
  • Goal 10: Post-Secondary Education & Training
  • Goal 11: Post-Secondary Education Research & Development
  • Goal 14: Tourism Expansion
  • Goal 15: Fisheries & Agriculture
  • Goal 16: Mining in New Brunswick
  • Goal 19: Net Debt-to-GDP Ratio
  • Goal 20: Non-Government Employment
  • Goal 21: Real Non-Residential Private Sector Investment
  • Goal 23: Labour Productivity
  • Goal 24: Forestry in New Brunswick
  • Goal 25: Business and Consumer Confidence
  • Goal 26: Life Satisfaction *NEW*
  • Goal 27: GHG Emissions *New*
  • Contact Us
  • Archive