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Immigration Boom In New Brunswick Means More Students In Province’s Schools
Immigration to Canada from other countries and the migration of Canadians from other parts of the country to New Brunswick is putting a strain on
Provinces Disappointed By Atlantic Immigration Program’s Drop In Numbers And Cap On PNPs
The premiers of the four Atlantic Canadian provinces are disappointed by the drop in the number of immigrants arriving under the Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP) and the
Nova Scotia Launches Critical Construction Worker Pilot
The Atlantic Canadian province of Nova Scotia is launching a new immigration pilot, the Critical Construction Worker Pilot, to help the construction industry find the
Employers In Newfoundland And Labrador Can Recruit Foreign Workers Via Virtual Fairs
Newfoundland and Labrador is hosting a series of virtual Canada jobs fairs to help employers recruit more foreign workers to resolve ongoing labour shortages. “Newfoundland
IRCC conducting survey of former PNP and AIP participants in August, early September
Canada’s immigration department is conducting an online survey and looking for the feedback of those who have participated in a Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) and
Immigration in 2023 on track to bust record-high targets for this year, next year and even 2025
Immigration is on track to bust every target set out in Ottawa’s 2023-2025 Immigration Levels Plan by the end of this year with 232,120 new permanent residents to
Canada Immigration Roared Back To Life In May After Sluggish April
Immigration to Canada surged in May after gradually dropping for three consecutive months, culminating in a sluggish performance in April, reveals the latest data from
Canada Governments Urged To Encourage Immigration To Smaller Communities
Immigration programs that bring people to Canada’s smaller communities – like the Atlantic Immigration Program and Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot – are likely to
Newfoundland And Labrador Wants Its Provincial Canada Immigration Allotment Doubled
Newfoundland and Labrador’s provincial immigration minister wants Canada’s federal government to double the province’s allotment of immigrants who can settle there through the Provincial Nominee