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• New Immigration Pilot and Changes to Existing Programs

  A new immigration pilot and changes to existing streams, announced today, May 30, will attract more entrepreneurs and skilled workers to the province.

• New Immigration Pilot and Changes to Existing Programs

  A new immigration pilot and changes to existing streams, announced today, May 30, will attract more entrepreneurs and skilled workers to the province.

• Nova Scotia Continues to See Record Population Increase

  Nova Scotia’s population reached a new all-time high at the beginning of 2019 at 965,382 people.

• Nova Scotia Continues to See Record Population Increase

  Nova Scotia’s population reached a new all-time high at the beginning of 2019 at 965,382 people.

• Action Plan Launched on International Day of La Francophonie

  Nova Scotia is marking the 32nd International Day of La Francophonie, today, March 20, with the release of a plan to attract and retain French immigrants.

• Plan d’action lancé dans le cadre de la Journée internationale de la Francophonie

  La Nouvelle-Écosse souligne la 32e Journée internationale de la Francophonie, aujourd’hui 20 mars, par la publication d’un plan d’action visant à attirer les immigrants francophones et à les inciter à rester dans la province.

• Plan d’action lancé dans le cadre de la Journée internationale de la Francophonie

  La Nouvelle-Écosse souligne la 32e Journée internationale de la Francophonie, aujourd’hui 20 mars, par la publication d’un plan d’action visant à attirer les immigrants francophones et à les inciter à rester dans la province.

• Nova Scotia Meeting with Doctors Abroad

  Staff from the Nova Scotia Office of Immigration, Nova Scotia Health Authority and Nova Scotia College of Physicians and Surgeons are heading back to the United Kingdom (U.K.) this week to continue efforts to recruit more doctors to the province.

• Nova Scotia Welcomes Record Number of Newcomers

  Nova Scotia welcomed more immigrants in 2018 than any previous year.

• Record-setting Year for Immigration

  More immigrants have been approved to make Nova Scotia their home in 2018 than ever before.