Government of Nova Scotia announces $94.8M for seafood sector under AFF 2.0

Projects in Nova Scotia can access $94.8M ($37.9M provincial, $56.9M federal) under AFF 2.0 to boost seafood sector productivity, diversification and growth.

Nova Scotia PNP desk October 15, 2026 Updated October 19, 2026 1 min read

Projects in Nova Scotia can access $94.8M ($37.9M provincial, $56.9M federal) under AFF 2.0 to boost seafood sector productivity, diversification and growth.

With AFF 2.0 bringing $94.8M to Nova Scotia's seafood sector, newcomers, workers, students, employers and families could see more value-added projects, exports and potential jobs as industry invests in productivity, diversification and growth.

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Government of Nova Scotia announces $94.8M for seafood sector under AFF 2.0

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