That's fine.
It's true that New Brunswick is making an effort right now. The province is less well positioned than Quebec, for example, which I congratulate. It should not be forgotten that Quebec already has immigration offices in other francophone countries, which gives it the opportunity to attract people to Quebec. Quebec will not promote New Brunswick, and I don't blame it. It's up to Citizenship and Immigration Canada to do that.
However, it is surprising to see that 70% of people go elsewhere. Do they explain why? Is it because they have more of a chance to get a job in Toronto?