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New PR Opportunity: Pictou County RCIP Now Open — Is This Your Pathway to Canada?
Pictou County has been chosen as one of only 18 communities across Canada to take part in the Rural Community Immigration Pilot (RCIP)—a game-changing opportunity for employers and international talent alike. Through this initiative, local businesses can fill critical labour shortages while welcoming skilled newcomers who are eager to build a future in our vibrant rural region.
Whether you're a business owner struggling to find qualified workers or an international professional seeking permanent residency and meaningful work, RCIP is your bridge to long-term success, stability, and community integration in beautiful Nova Scotia.
Claresholm Welcomes the World: New Immigration Pilot Launches to Fill Key Jobs.
The Town of Claresholm is officially opening its doors to global talent through the newly launched Rural Community Immigration Pilot (RCIP). While the spotlight is currently on employers ready to become designated, skilled workers from around the world should keep an eye on this exciting opportunity. With 30 allocations available for 2025 and priority industries already defined, Claresholm is building a future rooted in community, opportunity, and growth.
North Okanagan-Shuswap Launches RCIP: A New Pathway for Skilled Workers
The North Okanagan-Shuswap region in British Columbia has officially launched its participation in the Rural Community Immigration Pilot (RCIP), offering skilled foreign workers a new avenue to permanent residence. This initiative aims to address local labor shortages and bolster regional economic development.