Atlantic Canada’s unbelievable immigration run remained in 2019 as the region welcomed with open arms approximately 18,000 immigrants.
The Atlantic region, which comprises Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and New Brunswick, has been producing notable efforts in the latest years to welcome a high number of immigrants.
Atlantic Canada has a more aging population, less birth rate, greater rates of out-migration, and weaker rates of interprovincial migration than different parts of the nation. As a result, organizations, governments, universities, and immigrant-serving organizations in the region have been working to improve policies to welcome and hold more immigrants, foreign students, and temporary immigrant workers.
In the year 2010, Atlantic Canada welcomed 8,000 newcomers. This considered for about 3% of all immigrants to Canada, even though the region contains about 6.5% of the Canadian population.
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