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08Feb 2023 by CanadianVP No Comments

Immigrants Push Nova Scotia’s Population Past One Million

In spite of COVID-19, Nova Scotia has been having record numbers of immigrants. As a result, support organizations in the province have increased their capacity to meet demand. About 9,020 Canadian permanent residents arrived in Nova Scotia in 2021. This record exceeded the record in 2019, which was 7,580. This report shows that the rate of Canadian immigration has been on the rise in Nova Scotia despite the pandemic.In recent times, Nova Scotia's population has exceeded one million. This first-time record is due to the booming immigration and inter-provincial migration in the region. Canadian Visa Professionals suggested that newcomers should consider moving to the province. This is because Nova Scotia greatly supports immigrants. "This report shows that the rate of Canadian immigration has been on the rise in Nova Scotia despite…

25Jan 2023 by CanadianVP No Comments

Canadian Immigration Brings Benefits to Nova Scotia

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The increasing Canadian immigration to Nova Scotia is beneficial to the province, according to Jill Balser, Nova Scotia's labour and immigration minister. She stated this because the movement of people into the area brings ideas to the province.The booming immigration to this province is said to be planned population growth. This system is supported, because the region is looking to bring in the required talent to build and grow the economy. Canadian Visa Professionals added that immigrants help make Nova Scotia more diverse and inclusive.The CEO of the Immigrant Services Association of Nova Scotia (ISANS), Jennifer Watts, also believes that Canadian immigration is contributing genuine benefits to the province. Watt said that ISANS is excited by the booming immigration to the region. She added that it is vital for the…

20Jan 2023 by CanadianVP No Comments

Canada’s Housing Minister Seeks Foreign Construction Workers

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Canada's housing minister, Ahmed Hussen, is trying to stop the country's skyrocketing housing prices. The primary plan is to double the pace of housing construction within 10 years. Hussen stated that the housing supply issue is critical to Canada's future success. Thus, in order to keep attracting skilled immigrants, housing issues should be sorted. Moreover, this will help to sustain the expansion of the country's economy.The housing plan over the next decade is a daunting target for Canada's housing minister. This is because skilled labour in the building industry is scarce, said Canadian Visa Professionals. High Housing Prices in Canada From reports, Canadian housing prices have been on the high side since before the pandemic, but in the past two years, the prices have risen by over 50%. As a result,…

20Oct 2019 by CanadianVP No Comments

Immigrant Makes Film about Being Italian-Canadian in Montreal

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A first-generation Italian-Canadian, Agata De Santis, has always been fascinated with the changing culture of the Italian-Canadian experience. She grew up in Montreal and was surrounded by a culture that was close-knit and anchored by food. She wanted to avoid clichés with her film, but it always came back to food. She said food is a secure transmission of culture, but it is more than that. It is about keeping the family unit together. Her film, Terra Mia, is translated as My Land. Canadian Visa Professionals will make sure all chances of a favorable outcome are on your side. Their personal approach can’t be beat. Contact them today! In her film, DeSantis talks about being a teenager and rebelling against her mom’s traditional birthday sponge cake. “We wanted what our…