
Montreal to Halifax — a cross-country Maritime move spanning 1,250 km across Quebec, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia. Multi-day journey, overnight stops, and full-service care for your belongings from door to door.
The Montreal-to-Halifax route is a major cross-country corridor spanning approximately 1,250 km across three provinces. The journey begins on Autoroute 20 East, crossing into New Brunswick via the Trans-Canada Highway near Rivière-du-Loup. From there, the route continues through Edmundston, Fredericton, and Moncton before crossing into Nova Scotia and following the Trans-Canada to Truro, then south to Halifax. This is a multi-day move requiring an overnight stop — our drivers typically stage in the Moncton area, where the truck is parked in a secure facility overnight. The route passes through diverse terrain: flat agricultural land in Quebec, the Appalachian hills of New Brunswick, and the rolling terrain of Nova Scotia. Winter conditions are a significant consideration — New Brunswick's Trans-Canada stretch between Edmundston and Moncton is notorious for heavy snow, strong winds, and reduced visibility. Moving from Quebec to Nova Scotia involves several administrative changes: health coverage switches from RAMQ to Nova Scotia MSI, and your driver's licence and vehicle registration must be updated to Nova Scotia within 90 days of establishing residency.
$3,500
$4,500 – $9,000
GPS-tracked dedicated truck
Furniture blankets & padding
Disassembly & reassembly of furniture
Floor protection at both ends
Basic insurance coverage
Bilingual crew (EN/FR)
Tell us your move date, home size, and full inventory. For a 1,250 km cross-country move, we provide a detailed all-inclusive quote within 24 hours — no hidden fees or surprise charges.
Our logistics team maps the full multi-day journey via the A-20, Trans-Canada through New Brunswick, and into Nova Scotia — including planned driver rest stops, overnight staging, and weather monitoring across three provinces.
Our crew loads your Montreal home with professional care, secures everything for the long-haul drive, and heads east. You receive real-time GPS tracking updates throughout the multi-day journey.
Upon arrival in Halifax, we unload carefully, reassemble all furniture, and walk through every room to ensure everything is placed exactly where you want it in your new Maritime home.
This is a multi-day move — plan for 2 days of driving with an overnight stop in New Brunswick (typically Moncton or Fredericton area). Your belongings remain locked and secured in the truck overnight.
Moving from Quebec to Nova Scotia requires switching your health card from RAMQ to Nova Scotia MSI within 3 months, and exchanging your Quebec licence for a Nova Scotia one.
Winter conditions across New Brunswick can be severe — the Trans-Canada between Edmundston and Moncton sees heavy snow and wind. We monitor forecasts and may adjust timing for safety.
Halifax parking enforcement is strict in the downtown peninsula — secure a temporary no-parking permit from Halifax Regional Municipality before your arrival date.
Consider shipping your vehicle separately if driving isn't practical — we can coordinate with auto transport partners for a door-to-door vehicle shipping quote.
The drive alone is approximately 13 hours, so this is a 2-day journey with an overnight stop in New Brunswick. Including loading and unloading, plan for 3–4 days from start to finish. We provide real-time GPS tracking throughout.
A 2-bedroom move typically ranges from $4,500 to $9,000 depending on volume, special items, and season. Starting prices for smaller loads begin at $3,500. This includes the multi-day journey, overnight truck staging, and delivery to your Halifax address. Call 438-900-9990 for a personalized quote.
You'll need to switch your RAMQ health card to Nova Scotia MSI within 3 months, exchange your Quebec driver's licence for a Nova Scotia one, update your vehicle registration, and change your auto insurance to a Nova Scotia provider. Update your address with the CRA and Canada Post as well.
Our drivers typically stop in the Moncton, New Brunswick area — roughly the halfway point. The truck is parked in a secure, monitored facility overnight. Your belongings remain locked inside and fully protected until delivery the next day in Halifax.
Winter moves are possible but require extra planning. The Trans-Canada through New Brunswick can see severe weather including heavy snow, ice, and high winds. Our experienced drivers use winter tires, monitor forecasts daily, and will reschedule departure if conditions are dangerous. We always prioritize the safety of your belongings.