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Immigration to Nova Scotia Reached Record Levels – Again – In 2021
Immigration to Nova Scotia hit a record level yet again last year as the Atlantic Canadian province enticed newcomers with skills in healthcare, transportation, education,

5 Ways You Could Immigrate To Canada In 2022
Acute labour shortages in many sectors of the Canadian economy are driving Ottawa’s immigration policy as it sets out to welcome even more new permanent

Record Immigration Approvals Boost Nova Scotia Population To All-Time High
Fuelled by immigration, Nova Scotia’s population hit an all-time high in 2020 as the province approved a record number of newcomers in its bid to

Newfoundland and Labrador eyeing up to 350 Invitations to Apply annually under Priority Skills NL
Newfoundland and Labrador is planning to issue up to 350 Invitations to Apply (ITA) for permanent residence under the Atlantic Canadian province’s new Priority Skills

Alberta Immigration Reaches Self-Imposed Nomination Limit For 2020
Alberta immigration has reached its self-imposed nomination limit for 2020 under the Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program (AINP). The province says it has issued all 4,000

Newfoundland Adds Multiple IT Jobs to List of In-Demand Occupations
Newfoundland & Labrador has expanded its list of in-demand occupations, adding several information and communications technology jobs. Employers in the Atlantic Canadian province can hire

Newfoundland To Open New PNP Stream Targeting Technology Sector Workers
Highly-skilled foreign nationals and international students eyeing tech sector jobs will be able to apply for permanent residence in of Newfoundland & Labrador under a

Canada Gives Provincial Nominee Program Candidates Chance to Find a New Job Offer
Provincial Nominee Program candidates who lost their employment offers due to coronavirus have been given a year to find a new job and still qualify

Two Step Immigration: TFWs More Likely to Get Jobs, Earn More Money
Immigrants who work in Canada before making a permanent move earn more money and are more likely to remain employed, according to two new studies.

