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4,000 New Immigrants in 2017 in Nova Scotia

on January 28, 2018

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In 2017, Nova Scotia celebrated almost 4,000 new people calling Canada home. This influx of talented and amazing immigrants was achieved in part by the experts at Canadian Visa Professionals

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4,000 New Immigrants in 2017 in Nova Scotia

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