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Thank you for responding! Ideally I am looking to move to a province (and hopefully city) within reasonable travelling distance of Montreal. My partner is currently undertaking studies there, however I do not speak French so moving to the province itself is out. Despite this I am looking into any province where I stand a reasonable chance of gaining work as there is obviously no use in me moving if I cannot support myself. Are there any additional certifications/courses you can think of that I might be able to undertake to increase my employability? Such as life support or pathology courses that are appealing or in high demand? Sorry but can you please clarify what you mean by route? As in my visa/residency application? Nursing pathway?

Hi all! I'm graduating from my RN degree in Australia at the end of this year and am desperate to move to Canada (and ideally work as a nurse). I've done plenty of research but the biggest struggle I'm having is job availability. Every where I look says the job market for nurses in CA is not good and that even experienced internationally educated nurses are struggling to find work. I'm wanting a little more information on what provinces are in most demand of nurses? Is there anything I can do to improve my chances of employability? Is it worth me moving and attempting to get work as an internationally educated new grad or would it be recommended that I stay and gain a little more experience? Any advice is appreciated! Thank you!