New Brunswick has signed a memorandum of understanding with Indonesia, marking the first formal healthcare recruitment partnership between Indonesia and a Canadian jurisdiction. The agreement establishes a framework for recruiting trained nurses and personal support workers from Indonesia to address the province's healthcare workforce shortage. New Brunswick will provide navigation support, including assistance with foreign qualification recognition and immigration processes

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Prince Edward Island has successfully recruited 20 healthcare professionals from the United States since January 2025, including...

A recently released internal memo, shared through ATIP notes by Mandeep Lidher, offers a rare glimpse into Immigration, Refugees and...

The Ontario government is investing $56.8 million to train 2,200 additional nurses, reinforcing its commitment to a strong and...