Nova Scotia Provides Opportunity to Enhance the Francophone Population

A Nova Scotia team is attending an event of immigration recruitment in Belgium and France this month to satisfy with Francophones who are engaged in working and living in the province of Nova Scotia.

Minister of Acadian Affairs and Minister of Immigration and Francophonie, Lena Metlege Diab, will begin the mission which will also involve staff from the Immigration Offices and Francophonie and Acadian Affairs, one organization and the partners of economic development.

Coordinated by the Canadian Embassy in the country Paris, Destination Canada, is an event of recruitment that aims bilingual Francophones who are involved in working and living in Canada. Conferences with potential immigrants will be conducted in Paris on November 13-15, in Brussels on November 17, in Belgium on November 19 and in France on November 20.

Nova Scotia Government Plans to Welcome More Francophones

As Minister of Acadian Affairs and Minister of Immigration and Francophonie, I am qualified for increasing the French language in the province of Nova Scotia, and I have done Francophone immigration as a preference, stated by Ms. Metlege Diab. The attraction of Francophone immigrants is 01 way we are operating together.

Immigration is creating a positive variation over Nova Scotia. The Immigration Office welcomed now below 10,000 new residents by the Provincial Nominee Program over the prior two years and remains their work to support address labor gaps.

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