Immigrants, refugee claimants, and migrant individuals and families struggle to find and maintain safe, affordable, accessible, and appropriate housing due to low income, disproportionate discrimination, and systemic barriers. The Nova…

Many immigrants come to Canada with professional credentials that are not recognized here. These individuals represent a substantial opportunity for the province to fill labour market gaps—from health care professionals…

Temporary residents are individuals who are in Canada on a visa such as a work permit, study permit, or visitor’s visa. When their permit or visa expires, they must either…

Strengthening welcoming and inclusive communities across our province is critical to our commitment to human rights and social justice, and to encouraging immigrants to come, successfully settle, and stay in…

A digital inclusion policy would support all Nova Scotians to participate in the social, economic, and cultural life of our province, and it would also strengthen our local communities.