Your way to Canada
Currently, more than 19,000 international students are studying in Atlantic provinces of Canada. And their number is growing. According to a new report, more international students prefer to study in Canada in universities of the Atlantic provinces. In Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island, the number of full-time international students Read More …
On October 28, the fifth draw in 2019 was held within the Labour Market Priorities Stream of the Nova Scotia Nominee Program (NSNP). In this draw, the province invited candidates with the education of a registered nurse or a registered psychiatric nurse. All invited candidates had a profile in the Express Entry system, which manages Read More …
Since the beginning of the 2000s, the number of newcomers in the Atlantic provinces of Canada has grown from 3 thousand to over 14 thousand. However, to maintain economic growth, this region needs to increase the annual influx of foreigners to 20 thousand. From 2011 to 2016, the Atlantic provinces of Canada showed the weakest Read More …
Emergency rooms are closing down in Nova Scotia due to a shortage of doctors. Locals are worried that there will be no one to help them in a critical situation. The emergency services department at All Saints Springhill Hospital is closed for most days of the week. The nearest hospital in Amherst can be reached Read More …
Quebec accounts for almost 70% increase in job vacancies that grow much faster than the employment rate. Job vacancies in Canada rose sharply to 581,600 in Q2 2019 showing an increase of 6.4% compared with the same period of the previous year. Compared with Q1 2019, the number of job vacancies in Canada increased by Read More …
The province will select candidates from the Express Entry pool, give them a nomination and an additional 600 points. Nova Scotia needs more medical workers. So now general practitioners and family physicians (NOC 3112), as well as specialist physicians (NOC 3111) who have an Express Entry profile, can immigrate through the Labour Market Priorities for Read More …
Some “recruiters” charge $170,000 for fake job offers in Canada. Some immigration websites offering permanent residence in the Atlantic provinces advertise the “easiest way” to relocate: all you need is $170,000 and a willingness to work for several months without payment. And many potential immigrants give their money away just to get to Canada. One Read More …
In a recent immigration draw, Nova Scotia sent invitations to candidates with a high level of French proficiency. On September 4, Nova Scotia held an immigration draw within the provincial nominee program’s Labour Market Priorities Stream and sent invitations to French-speaking applicants. During the draw, 204 letters of interest were sent to candidates who speak Read More …
In these cities, you will find a job really fast! The unemployment rate in Canada is rather low — just 5.8%. However, in some Canadian cities, finding a job is much more difficult than in others. If doing it as quickly as possible is your highest priority, then take a closer look at the Bank Read More …
Summer is coming! Time to plan a vacation! Canadians often joke that the best beach vacation destinations in Canada are Cuba and the Dominican Republic. But there they are wrong. Because in Canada, there are amazing places where you can swim and soak up the sun. Cavendish, Prince Edward Island This small seaside town comes Read More …