Immigration Minister Marc Miller To Meet Nova Scotia Officials On International Student Cap
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) Minister Marc Miller is meeting with his “colleagues” in Nova Scotia in the “next week or so” to discuss
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) Minister Marc Miller is meeting with his “colleagues” in Nova Scotia in the “next week or so” to discuss
Paramedics and pharmacy technicians can now immigrate to Nova Scotia under the International Graduates in Demand (IGD) stream of that Atlantic Canadian province’s Provincial Nominee
It’s a banner year for immigration in Nova Scotia with the Atlantic Canadian province already having bust its previous record for the number of permanent
Nova Scotia is spending $6.4 million yearly on settlement services for immigrants without knowing whether that money is being properly spent to meet the needs of
Driving record population growth and helping buoy retail sales in Nova Scotia, immigration to the Atlantic Canadian province is now seen by provincial politicians as
Nova Scotia immigration has targeted French-speaking candidates in a new draw through the province’s Express Entry-linked Labour Market Priorities stream. The November 7 draw required candidates
Nova Scotia is upping its game for francophone immigration to the Atlantic Canadian province with a new action plan to boost its French-speaking population. “The
Nova Scotia immigration has conducted its first business immigration draw in 11 months, issuing 12 invitations through two streams of the Nova Scotia Nominee Program.
Nova Scotia operates a Provincial Nominee Program stream aimed specifically at lower-skilled occupations under National Occupational Classification (NOC) C. The Nova Scotia Nominee Program Occupations
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Canada’s immigration minister has warned that the federal government will do more to limit the number of international students if post-secondary institutions do not act.
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Discover the latest changes for foreign-trained architects seeking licensure in Canada! Learn about the upcoming shift as the Canadian Architectural Certification Board (CACB) takes on a pivotal role in issuing Educational Credential Assessments (ECAs) starting May 20, 2024. Explore pathways, such as the Broadly Experienced Foreign Architects (BEFA) Program, and gain insights into navigating provincial regulations and the evolving labour market.
Discover how Canada’s 2024 Federal Budget prioritizes addressing the housing crisis, boosting the construction workforce, and supporting skilled trades workers. Explore initiatives aimed at increasing housing supply, streamlining foreign credential recognition, and creating apprenticeship opportunities. Stay informed on Ottawa’s plans to make housing more affordable and accessible while ensuring a sustainable immigration system. Read more to learn about the budget’s impact on Canada’s housing future.