Are you interested in Atlantic Canada and want to know why the separate program exists? Go through this story!
There are two main reasons why Canada welcomes the highest number of immigrants yearly.
While the first one is to add skilled labour to the increasing demands of the job market, the other one is to boost its economy through these engagements.
So, apart from the Express Entry Program, each province has its own Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP) to fulfil its employee needs.
In recent times, 4 provinces of Atlantic Canada, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island, have faced brutal obstacles.
Low birth rates, fewer immigrants, no natural population increase, & lower interprovincial migration rates have plagued their labour market.
To solve this problem, the Atlantic Immigration Pilot program (AIPP) was launched jointly by the federal government of Canada and Canada’s Atlantic provinces.
For more information on the history and how this program created a change, click on the link below.