Nova Scotia’s International Student Visa Allowance Reduced By A Third
Immigration Canada has reduced Nova Scotia’s international student visa allowance by 35%, as announced during the Province House’s debate on the provincial budget. Nova Scotia’s
Immigration Canada has reduced Nova Scotia’s international student visa allowance by 35%, as announced during the Province House’s debate on the provincial budget. Nova Scotia’s
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
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
Flood victims in Nova Scotia who need replacement documents from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) can now get them free of charge. In one
Ontario once again took the title of the number one destination in Canada for immigrants last year, punching above its demographic weight class to snag
Nova Scotia is ending its deal with the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) to house detainees under the country’s Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA)
Colleges and universities in Nova Scotia are teaming up to launch a pilot program to help international graduates get the information and coaching they need
Hundreds of international students from outside of Nova Scotia can no longer use work experience gained through Post-Graduation Work Permits (PGWP) in those other provinces
Ottawa’s newly-announced Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP) is going to start taking applications this Sunday from skilled foreign workers and international graduates hoping to get their
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