Nova Scotia released new immigration plan for French speakers

Highlights: Nova Scotia’s action plan for Francophones

• Good vibes for French Speakers! Nova Scotia released immigration plan for Francophones
• New action plan aims to increase the number of French-speaking immigrants
• Supports growing Nova Scotia’s Francophone Population
• Action Plan for Success (2022-25) is aimed to attract francophone newcomers from foreign countries

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Objectives of Nova Scotia’s strategic plan for French-Speaking People

 Nova Scotia’s Francophone new action plan aims to:

• Increase Francophone community and partner engagement
• Promotion and attraction of foreigners
• Population growth programs
• Retention and inclusion through settlement services
• Research and evaluating programs in the Francophone community
• Increase French-speaking people in Nova Scotia

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Census 2021 revealed statistics of ‘Data on Languages’...

As per the census 2021 report, data on languages, currently Nova Scotia has more than 30,000 people speaking French as their first language.

Jill Balser, Minister of Labour, Skills, and Immigration says...

“The Acadian and francophone communities have been an essential part of our province’s identity and heritage for more than 400 years.  Our new action plan demonstrates Nova Scotia’s commitment to increasing the number of French-speaking newcomers throughout the province and ensuring they have opportunities and supports to thrive.”

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Francophone immigration in Canada

During Francophone Immigration Week, Nova Scotia made an announcement that:

• An awareness campaign for francophone immigrants on every November
• The French-speaking immigrants' target is 4.4% outside Quebec by the end of 2023
• 2018–23 Federal Action Plan for Official Languages acts as the main theme for attracting French immigrants
• Canada allocated a $40.8 million budget to support this program
• Amendments in Canada’s economic immigration policies, such as additional CRS points in Express Entry for French Speakers
• Implementation of the Mobilité Francophone program, to assist employers by hiring French-speaking temporary workers outside of Quebec
• Huge efforts in recruiting French-speaking foreigners/ migrants

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