Many places lay claim to advantageous location, but few offer these distinct benefits for moving goods and people:

• Virtually all road and rail traffic between Nova Scotia and the rest of North America passes through Sackville's town limits.

• The four-lane Trans-Canada Highway and the main rail line provide safe and easy access to deep-water, year-round ports, and to the largest markets in Atlantic Canada, including Halifax, Saint John, Moncton, and Charlottetown.

• The Trans-Canada also provides a direct link to U.S. I-95 and the American Northeast.

• The Moncton International airport is less than 25 minutes away by car and is a regional centre for the air cargo industry with Canair, Federal Express and Purolator all servicing the facility.

• Moncton, one of Canada's fastest-growing cities, is a half-hour drive away. The city offers diverse business opportunities, some of the region's best shopping, fine dining and entertainment.

• Confederation Bridge to Prince Edward Island is a 45-minute drive from Sackville, with a 10-minute drive across the Northumberland Strait.

For more information visit the Town of Sackville web site.