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Nova Scotia Improves Atlantic Immigration Program
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Nova Scotia Improves Atlantic Immigration Program

Nova Scotia has rolled out a major upgrade that could change the way employers and skilled workers connect. Starting May 1, 2025, the province is introducing a new digital platform for the Atlantic Immigration Program. This system aims to streamline the process and reduce common errors—benefits that will positively affect both applicants and Designated Employers....

Top Travel Destinations for 2025
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Nova Scotia Named One of the Top Travel Destinations for 2025

Nova Scotia is making headlines as it proudly secures a spot-on Travel + Leisure magazine’s 50 Best Places to Travel in 2025. Known for its breathtaking coastal scenery, world-class attractions, and welcoming communities, this Canadian gem is gaining global recognition as a must-visit travel destination. Featured in the “For Moments on the Water” category, Nova...

Minimum Wage in Canada Set to Rise Across Provinces in 2025
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Minimum Wage in Canada Set to Rise Across Provinces in 2025

With updates planned across federal, provincial, and territorial levels, minimum wage in Canada are set to rise in 2025. These changes aim to address inflation, enhance living standards, and promote economic stability for workers nationwide. This blog explores the upcoming wage increases, detailing the adjustments across regions and their implications for both employees and employers....

AIP Endorsement Guide
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Nova Scotia Launches AIP Endorsement Guide for Employers: A Vital Resource for Immigration Success

Nova Scotia has recently introduced a valuable tool for employers participating in the Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP)—a detailed AIP Employer Tips guide. This newly released resource aims to simplify the endorsement application process for businesses, helping them avoid common errors and ensuring a smooth path to hiring skilled international workers. As part of the AIP,...

Integrity Policy
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Nova Scotia Unveils New Program Integrity Policy to Strengthen Economic Immigration

Nova Scotia has introduced a Program Integrity Policy to improve accountability and fairness in its economic immigration programs. Developed by the Immigration and Population Growth (IPG) Branch of the Department of Labour, Skills, and Immigration (LSI), this policy provides clear guidelines to ensure transparency in immigration decisions and procedures. Enhancing Public Trust with Program Integrity...

Pharmacists & Pharmacy Technicians
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Nova Scotia Issues ITAs to Pharmacists & Pharmacy Technicians via Immigration Pilot

Nova Scotia is opening doors for healthcare professionals with its latest initiative, the Healthcare Professionals Immigration Pilot. This specialized program has recently extended Invitations to Apply (ITAs) to pharmacists and pharmacy technicians. For those who received a Letter of Interest from the province on August 28, 2024, this marks a significant opportunity to apply for...

Healthcare Professionals Via New Immigration Pilot
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Nova Scotia Welcomes Healthcare Professionals Via New Immigration Pilot

Nova Scotia is making strides in addressing its healthcare needs through the Healthcare Professionals Immigration Pilot. On June 11, 2024, Nova Scotia extended invitations to candidates who had received a Letter of Interest (LOI). This initiative specifically targets podiatrists under the National Occupational Classification (NOC) 31209, marking a significant step in healthcare recruitment. The Healthcare...

Nova Scotia’s Allocation Plan
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Nova Scotia’s Allocation Plan for International Students in 2024

Nova Scotia, renowned for its world-class educational institutions and welcoming communities, has unveiled its plan to issue 12,900 study permits to international students in 2024. This allocation, provided by the federal government, reflects Nova Scotia’s commitment to fostering global connections and enriching its educational landscape. Strategic Distribution Across Designated Learning Institutions (DLIs) The province’s allocation...