Atlantic Growth Strategy maps Canada’s clean energy future.

Atlantic Growth Strategy maps Canada’s clean energy future.

Good news for all the immigration aspirants!!

Have you ever heard of the Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program? If not, you must check that being an immigration aspirant it may cater your needs for Canada Immigration. The program allows the skilled immigrants to attain the permanent residence in the Atlantic Province of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland and Labrador.

As per the recent announcement, they have introduced (The Atlantic Growth Strategy) – an initiative of both levels of government – which will help to map the region’s clean energy future and develop more sustainable, reliable, and affordable electricity for all Atlantic Canadians.

Good news doesn’t stop, they have also agreed on areas of collective efforts to create good-paying jobs for the middle class. Along with the clean energy, they have plans to improve region’s food industry, pursuing regulatory alignment, and addressing persistent skills gaps.

CLEAN & SUSTAINABLE ENERGY – ATLANTIC CANADA’S FUTURE

• It is important to understand significance of the clean power to Atlantic Canada’s economy and the livelihoods of Atlantic Canadians. With this strategy, Atlantic Canada will be is well positioned to be a key player in this move toward cleaner energy and have access to a broad range of energy sources.
• Atlantic Canada will now produce and use more clean power in the region, while ensuring that electricity remains both reliable and affordable for all businesses and households across Atlantic Canada.
• The Atlantic governments have come up together to develop a Clean Power Roadmap for Atlantic Canada. This roadmap will outline a collective vision for how jurisdictions can collaborate to build a clean power network across the region by creating a system-wide plan that will provide economic and environmental benefits.

FOOD INDUSTRY TO BE BENEFITTED

• Food Industry of Atlantic Canada is one of the region’s largest economic engines. In 2017, Atlantic Canada exported more than $6.1 billion in food and seafood to markets worldwide, an increase of close to 8 percent since 2015.
• Governments have shown a positive indication of commitment to work with Atlantic Canada’s seafood, food, and food-processing industries to achieve higher growth and help companies seize more export and growth opportunities.

All these announcements are completely focused to bring maximum investment in the Atlantic Provinces to create abundant employment opportunities which will be sufficed by the Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program. In order to fill the skill gap, Atlantic Provinces will now focus on the immigration to invite skilled profession from all around the world.

ATLANTIC IMMIGRATION PILOT

1. This province nomination program is an employer-driven and to apply for the program, you need to have a job offer from a designated employer from the Atlantic Province to complete the Canada Immigration. The province is the host to – fantastic delicacies, exceptional educational facilities, world-class healthcare centers, thriving IT sector, abundance of arts and entertainment scene.

Since the launch of the Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program, employers in Atlantic Canada have made more than 3,700 job offers to skilled workers. In order to maintain the momentum, extension of the program to December 2021 and strategic program changes will increase the number of eligible applicants.