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Those who come to live in Nova Scotia quickly find out that it is a place that welcomes the world with a friendly, accepting attitude.

A low cost of living and a high quality of life make Nova Scotia an enjoyable and affordable place to live. Organizations designed to help you find employment, improve language skills, or enroll in university make the transition easier. Welcoming people will make you feel that you belong, and safe communities will put your mind at ease. And Nova Scotia has a health-care system that puts people first -- it is based on need, not ability to pay. Come to the place where a safe and secure environment, dependable people, and opportunities for your future give you the freedom to achieve great things.

Come to live, Come to life! Have more questions about Nova Scotia and the resources available to immigrants? See the links to the left for answers.

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The information and communications technology, or ICT, business is fiercely competitive. To succeed, companies must constantly adapt to changing demands from customers. Innovation is the key, and it is integral to xwave's success, says David Carrigan.

As xwave's director of enterprise solutions, Carrigan is on the frontline of developing teams that address customers' ICT issues.

"Our customers engage our organization when the solution is not that obvious or not that available," he says. xwave creates technology solutions that do not exist yet, "things that you can't go and buy off a shelf."

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About Nova Scotia

Nova Scotia is located on the east coast of Canada. With 7,400 km of coastline it is almost completely surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean. Nova Scotia is a place that offers a rare experience to the people who live in, do business in, and come to visit the province.

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