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Nova Scotia Immigration Priorities for 2025 » LPEN

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Nova Scotia has updated its immigration priorities for 2025 due to a high volume of applications. The province will now prioritize current residents with expiring work permits, especially those working in healthcare, social assistance, and construction. For applicants outside Canada, only those in key sectors—trucking, science and technology, clean energy, and resource development—will be considered. […]
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Nova Scotia Immigration Priorities for 2025 » LPEN

Nova Scotia has updated its immigration priorities for 2025 due to a high volume of applications. The province will now prioritize current residents with expiring work permits, especially those working in healthcare, social assistance, and construction. For applicants outside Canada, only those in key sectors—trucking, science and technology, clean energy, and resource development—will be considered. […]

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LPEN broke the news in on Friday, July 18, 2025.
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