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History

Acadians Contribute to Multicultural Fabric of Canada

Tazeen Inam September 9, 2016 No Comments AcadianCanada 150CatholicFrenchhistoryMaritimesMonctonMulticulturalismNew Brunswick

Although a mass expulsion in 1755 resulted in their dispersal, the Acadians of present day New Brunswick and Nova Scotia remained undaunted and, upon their…

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Economy

Words do not Beget Attitudes; Economic Context Does

Marco Navarro-Genie July 16, 2016 No Comments AtlanticBrisonCFACome from AwayeconomyHalifaxMaritimes

When prominent Nova Scotia MP and President of the Treasury Board Scott Brison recently spoke about banning the expression “come from away” (CFA, in short)…

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Economy

Small Cities Need More Funds for Economic Integration

Marcus Medford March 14, 2016 No Comments Atlantic ProvincesBritish Columbiaeconomic immigrantsImmigrationintegrationMaritimesMetropolisNewcomersrefugeesSyriaSyrian refugees

Settlement agencies in Canada’s Atlantic provinces are working closely with provincial governments to better service immigrants, but say they need federal support to attract newcomers…

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Commentary

Myth Busting in Nova Scotia

Howard Ramos February 17, 2016 No Comments Atlantic CanadaCanadaDalhousieeconomic immigrantsFamily ClassGlobe and MailHalifaxImmigrationjohn ibbitsonMaritimesNewcomersNova ScotiaPathways to ProsperityPopulationProvincial Nomineesspouses

With a rapidly aging population and low birth rate, Canada’s Atlantic provinces have turned full force towards immigration.  Nova Scotia, for instance, has nearly doubled…

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Nova Scotia Aims to Lead in Immigration

Kelsey Power September 30, 2015 No Comments Citizenship and Immigration Canadaexpress entryExpress Entry SystemHalifaxImmigrationinternational studentsMaritimesNova Scotia

Nova Scotia now has the ability to fast track an additional 300 immigrants through new express entry streams. The announcement made by Premier Stephen McNeil…

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Commentary

Immigration and Universities in Atlantic Canada: A Marriage Made in Heaven

Peter Halpin June 3, 2013 No Comments AtlanticCharlottetownCIBCEast CoastFrederictionHalifaxMaritimesuniversities

Canada’s labour market may not be showing much demand for bakers or tailors or candlestick makers, according to the CIBC report The Haves and Have…

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