LMIA Work Permits in Winnipeg: What Employers and Foreign Workers Need to Know
1st, Dec 2025
Nova Scotia has introduced a formalized Expression of Interest process for all Nova Scotia Nominee Program streams and Atlantic Immigration Program designations.
The new system addresses the gap between high application volumes and available federal allocations by allowing the province to select candidates through periodic draws based on labour market priorities.
All current and future submissions will enter an EOI pool, and selected applicants will receive direct notification when their applications move forward for processing.
This framework increases transparency in the immigration process while helping Nova Scotia target critical sectors, including healthcare, trades, and manufacturing, to meet evolving workforce demands.
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