Nova Scotia released new immigration plan for French speakers

Highlights: Nova Scotia's immigration plan for French speakers

• Nova Scotia announced a new immigration plan to attract French speakers.
• A report was published recently to offer a strategy for increasing the French-speaking population.
• It aims to welcome French-speaking individuals from other countries as well as a Canadian province.
• The report hopes to raise awareness of the issue through NS-PNP and Atlantic Immigration Program.

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Abstract: Nova Scotia aims to attract French-speaking Individuals from other provinces and countries to boost its population.

 

Nova Scotia announced a new immigration plan aimed at French-speaking individuals. A report titled 'Growing Nova Scotia's Francophone Population – An Action Plan for Success (2022-25)' defines the strategy of the province for increasing the population of French speakers.

 

The report was formed by the ministries of Labor, Skills, and Immigration and other related authorities of Nova Scotia.

 

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Details of Nova Scotia's immigration plan for French speakers

The new immigration plan by Nova Scotia aims to attract French-speaking newcomers from other provinces as well as countries. The actions in the plan include:

• More partner and community engagement
• Attracting the French-speaking population through the promotion
• Programs through population growth
• Retaining and inclusion of newcomers through settlement services
• Research and assessing programs

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The amended plan adds to the first Nova Scotia Immigration Action Plan for the French-speaking population launched on March 2019. The plan has been aiding Nova Scotia's efforts to support population speaking French and Acadian communities by boosting the French-speaking population.

 

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The report aims to create awareness about the immigration streams for French-speaking individuals under the NSNP or Nova Scotia Nominee Program and the AIP or Atlantic Immigration Program. It seeks to educate immigrants about the resources and support available to French-speaking newcomers in Nova Scotia.

 

Increasing Nova Scotia's population

The Immigration Levels Plan 2023-2025 was released recently. It outlined Canada's aims to welcome around 500,000 newcomers by issuing Canada PR visas by 2025.

 

Nova Scotia hopes to benefit from the immigration plan. In 2021, the population has increased to over 1 million for the first time in its history, and Nova Scotia hopes to double its population by 2060. The high population growth can be attributed to increased immigration.

 

To attract more French-speaking individuals, Nova Scotia held a draw under the stream of Labor Market Priorities of the NSNP. The draw invited 150 candidates who had a score of 10 in CLB or Canadian Language Benchmark in all the language tests.

 

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