Ontario

APR 10

Updated the “Application for Approval of Employment Position” form for the Employer Job Offer Stream Learn More

Manitoba

APR 9

invited candidates 363 in the Skilled Worker in Manitoba (Occupation-specific) and Skilled Worker Outside Canada. Of these, 81 invitations were issued to candidates with an Express Entry profile and job seeker validation code.

British Columbia

APR 9

invited 46 to apply in a tech draw, and 46 candidates in targeted draws for childcare, construction, healthcare, and veterinary care occupations. 

Ontario

APR 5

has received its 2024 nomination allocation from the federal government. The province’s 2024 allocation is 21,500 nominations.

PEI

APR 4

invited 66 candidates to apply through Labour and Express Entry streams targeting candidates from the Healthcare, Manufacturing and Early Childhood Education sectors.

British Columbia

APR 3

Invited 30 candidates in a general draw across five streams, plus 53 in targeted occupations in healthcare, childcare, and construction.

Alberta

APR 2

Invited 48 candidates with CRS scores of at least 303 to apply for the Dedicated Healthcare Pathway with Alberta job offer stream.

British Columbia

MAR 26

invited 47 to apply through four streams in a tech draw, and 84 candidates in targeted draws for childcare, construction, healthcare, and veterinary care occupations. 

Manitoba

MARCH 26

invited candidates 179 to apply who are eligible for the MPNP and who are affected by the ongoing events in the Ukraine.

Quebec

MAR 21

announced a March 21 draw inviting 1,357 candidates who had a level 7 oral proficiency or higher in French, and either had a score equal to or greater than 596, or a valid job offer outside Montreal. 

PEI

MARCH 21

invited 83 candidates to apply through Labour and Express Entry streams and 2 through the Business Work Permit Entrepreneur stream with a minimum score of 80. this draw targeted candidates from the Healthcare, Manufacturing and Construction sectors.

Ontario

MARCH 21

invited 2,281 candidates in a new Human Capital Priorities Stream draw targeting tech professionals. CRS score range was between 468-480.

British Columbia

MARCH 19

invited 88 candidates in a general draw across five streams, plus 83 in targeted occupations in healthcare, childcare, veterinary care, and construction.

Ontario

MARCH 19

invited 1,370 candidates through the Masters Graduate stream with a score of 52 and above, as well as 104 candidates through the PhD Graduate stream with a score of 42 and above.

British Columbia

MAR 12

invited up to 192 candidates across four streams in targeted occupations in tech, healthcare, childcare, veterinary care, and construction.

Ontario

MAR 12

invited 2,650 candidates in a general draw and targeted draw for health and tech occupations and skilled trades occupations in the Employer Job Offer: International Student stream. The minimum score for the general draw and tech and healthcare draw is 72. The minimum score for the skilled trades draw is 66.

Manitoba

MAR 8

invited 104 to apply through the Skilled Workers Overseas stream. Of those invited, 20 had an Express Entry profile.

Quebec

MARCH 7

announced a March 4 draw inviting 1,136 candidates who had a level 7 oral proficiency or higher in French, and either had a score equal to or greater than 603, or a valid job offer outside Montreal.

Saskatchewan

MARCH 7

invited 35 new candidates in an expression of interest draw through the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program. 14 invitations were issued through the province’s Occupations In-Demand stream and 21 via its Express Entry stream.

Ontario

MARCH 7

invited 2,104 candidates in a new Human Capital Priorities Stream draw targeting healthcare professionals. CRS score range was between 352-421.

British Columbia

MARCH 5

invited 54 candidates in a general draw across five streams, plus 106 in targeted occupations in healthcare, childcare, veterinary care, and construction.

Alberta

MARCH 1

opened the Tourism and Hospitality Stream for eligible workers with job offers in Alberta.

Ontario

MARCH 1

invited 2,583 to apply for the Express Entry Skilled Trades Stream. Minimum scores were as low as 350 CRS points.

PEI

FEB 29

invited 24 candidates working in the Healthcare and Construction sectors.

Quebec

FEB 22

Invited 1,007 candidates who had a level 7 oral proficiency or higher in French, and either had a score equal to or greater than 608, or a valid job offer outside Montreal.

Manitoba

FEB 28

Invited candidates 155 to apply who are eligible for the MPNP and who are affected by the ongoing events in the Ukraine.

British Columbia

FEB 27

Invited 190 candidates in targeted occupations in healthcare, childcare, veterinary care, tech, and construction. 

Ontario

FEB 26

Introduced a new Applicant Consent Form that all new applicants must sign and include with their application to the OINP. 

PEI

FEB 22

Reduced its PNP allocations in an effort to slow down population growth.

British Columbia

FEB 21

invited 69 candidates in a general draw across five streams, plus 148 in targeted occupations in healthcare, childcare, veterinary care, and construction. 

Alberta

FEB 15

temporarily paused Alberta Opportunity Stream application intake until further notice. 

PEI

FEB 15

invited 122 candidates, including one invitation to the Business Work Permit Entrepreneur stream with a minimum point score of 105, and 121 invitations under the PEI Express Entry, Skilled Worker, and Critical Worker Streams to individuals working for a PEI employer with a minimum point score of 65.

Alberta

FEB 13

Announced the opening, scheduled for March 1, of a new immigration stream under the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program specifically for the tourism and hospitality industry to address labour shortages and support sector growth.

BC

FEB 13

invited 77 to apply through four streams in a tech draw, and 127 candidates in targeted draws for childcare, construction, healthcare, and veterinary care occupations.

Manitoba 

FEB 8

invited 282 candidates in the Skilled Worker in Manitoba (Graduates), Skilled Worker Outside Canada, and the International Education Streams. 

Ontario

FEB 8

invited 2,434 candidates in a general draw and targeted draw for health and tech occupations in the Employer Job Offer: International Student stream. The minimum score for the general draw is 78 and the targeted draw score is 73.

Ontario

FEB 8

invited 2,118 tech professionals to apply for the Human Capital Priorities stream in a targeted draw. Minimum CRS requirements were between 471 and 480.

Alberta

FEB 6

invited 44 candidates with CRS scores of at least 302 to apply for the Dedicated Healthcare Pathway with Alberta job offer stream. Announced the upcoming opening of a new immigration stream under the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program specifically for the tourism and hospitality industry to address labour shortages and support sector growth

British Columbia

FEB 6

invited 102 to apply through five streams in a general draw, and 116 candidates in targeted draws for childcare, construction, healthcare, and veterinary care occupations.

Ontario

FEB 6

invited 2,086 healthcare professionals to apply for the Human Capital Priorities stream in a targeted draw. Minimum CRS requirements were between 379 and 430. 

Alberta

FEB 1

invited 80 candidates in Construction occupations with Alberta job offer (priority sector) stream. The minimum CRS score for the round is 382. 

Prince Edward Island

FEBRUARY 1

invited 78 to apply through Labour and Express Entry streams. Invitations targeted to individuals working in the Healthcare, Construction, Manufacturing, Food Processing, Agriculture, and Early Childhood Education sectors. 

British Columbia

JAN 30

invited 103 to apply through four streams in a tech draw, and 141 candidates in targeted draws for childcare, construction, healthcare, and veterinary care occupations. 

Manitoba

JAN 25

275 candidates invited under Skilled Worker in Manitoba (Graduates), Skilled Worker Outside Canada, and the International Education Streams. 

Ontario

JAN 24

1,344 Masters graduates invited with a score of 50 and above and 125 PhD graduates with a score of 45 and above. 12 targeted invitations were also sent under the Employer Job Offer Foreign Worker stream to candidates who may qualify for the federal Economic Mobility Pathways Project.

British Columbia

JAN 23

79 candidates invited in a general draw across 5 programs and 141 candidates in a targeted draw for childcare, construction, healthcare, and veterinary care occupations.

Ontario

JAN 19

1,654 invited in a new Employer Job Offer: Foreign Worker draw. Candidates needed a minimum score of 50 to be invited. 

PEI

JAN 18

136 candidates invited, including 2 invitations to the Business Work Permit Entrepreneur stream with a minimum point score of 80; and 134 invitations under the PEI Express Entry, Skilled Worker, and Critical Worker Streams to individuals working for a PEI employer with a minimum point score of 65. 

Alberta

JAN 16

22 candidates invited with CRS scores of at least 312 to apply for the Dedicated Healthcare Pathway with Alberta job offer stream. 

Ontario

JAN 18

984 invited in a new Express Entry French-Speaking Skilled Worker draw. Candidates needed a minimum CRS score between 317 and 469.

British Columbia

JAN 16

91 candidates invited in a tech draw across four streams, plus 107 candidates in healthcare, childcare, and construction occupations.

Alberta

JAN 11

44 candidates invited in the Agriculture occupation with Alberta job offer (priority sector) stream. The minimum CRS score for candidates invited was 312. 

Manitoba

JAN 11

423 candidates invited to apply through three streams. Of these, 73 were issued to candidates who declared a valid Express Entry profile and job seeker validation code. Manitoba invited candidates whose profiles declared that they have a Manitoba Supporter who is a close relative. 

Ontario

JAN 11

2552 Candidates invited through the Express Entry Skilled Trades stream. Minimum scores were as low as 350 CRS points.

Saskatchewan

JAN 11

13 entrepreneurs invited with EOI scores between 120 and 160. The average score was 135. 

British Columbia

JAN 10

invited 110 candidates in a general draw across five streams, plus 267 candidates in healthcare, childcare, construction, and veterinary care occupations. 

Ontario

JAN 9

1451 candidates invited across two draws under the Employer Job Offer: Foreign Worker stream. One draw targeted skilled trades occupations (minimum score of 33) and the other targeted health and tech occupations (minimum score of 40).

Quebec

JAN 3

Oral knowledge of French at level 7 or higher according to the Quebec scale of French proficiency levels is now required to receive an invitation under Arrima even with a validated job offer outside of Montreal. The new measure is going into effect on January 4, 2024.  

Alberta

JAN 2

invited 43 candidates in the dedicated Healthcare Pathway with Alberta job offer and a minimum CRS of 300. 

Ontario

JAN 1

expanded eligibility for its Employer Job Offer International Student stream. Students who complete a one-year certificate from an ontario college resulting in an Ontario College Graduate Certificate will be eligible. In addition, most one-year graduate certificate programs in Ontario will become eligible. 

Saskatchewan

DEC 27

invited 15 candidates from the SINP Express Entry stream, plus 48 from the Occupations In-Demand stream. Only certain occupations were invited. Candidates of both streams needed scores of at least 69.

PEI

DEC 21

invited 26 to apply through Labour and Express Entry streams. Invitations were issued to individuals working in the Healthcare, Manufacturing, Food Processing and Construction sectors. An additional three invitations were issued to Business Work Permit Entrepreneur candidates. 

Manitoba

DEC 21

invited 1,113 candidates to apply through the Skilled Worker Overseas stream. 

British Columbia

DEC 19

invited 107 candidates in a tech draw across four streams, plus 123 candidates in healthcare, childcare, and construction occupations.

Manitoba

DEC 14

invited 283 candidates to apply through three streams. Of these, 20 were issued to candidates who declared a valid Express Entry profile and job seeker validation code. Also, for the first time, Manitoba invited candidates whose profiles declared that they or their spouse had completed post-secondary education in the province. 

Ontario

DEC 14

invited 2,359 in new Tech draw. CRS score range between 473 and 480.

British Columbia

DEC 12

invited 73 candidates across five streams. Minimum scores ranged from 95 to 116. Candidates in childcare, construction, healthcare, and tech were invited.

British Columbia

DEC 5

invited 193 candidates across four streams. Minimum scores ranged from 60 to 94. Candidates in childcare, construction, healthcare, and tech were invited. 

Alberta

DEC 5

invited 19 candidates with CRS scores of at least 301 to apply for the Dedicated Healthcare Pathway with Alberta job offer stream. 

Ontario

DEC 5

holds three draws inviting Employer Job Offer candidates under the Foreign Worker stream. 761 Skilled trades workers, 1,663 health and tech workers, as well as 13 Economic Mobility Pathway candidates were invited. 

Quebec

DEC 4

invited 1187 people to apply for permanent selection. Invited candidates had a level 7 oral proficiency or higher in French and had a score equal to or greater than 604. Invitations were also issued to people who had a valid job offer ouside of Montreal. 

Manitoba

DEC 4

invited candidates 117 to apply who are eligible for the MPNP and who are affected by the ongoing events in the Ukraine. 

Saskatchewan

NOV. 30 

Saskatchewan pushed for higher immigration rates, prompting the federal government to assign an extra 100 nominations to the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP). This brings the total nominations for 2023 to 7,350, the highest ever. With these nominations, nearly 20,000 newcomers are expected to settle in Saskatchewan over the next two years, complementing the roughly 6,000 immigrants annually through federal channels. 

PEI

NOV 30

invited 69 to apply through Labour and Express Entry streams. Invitations were issued to individuals working in the Healthcare, Manufacturing, Food Processing and Construction sectors. 

Manitoba

NOV 30

invited 268 candidates to apply across 3 streams. Of these, 50 invitations were issued to candidates with an Express Entry profile and job seeker validation code. 

Ontario

NOV 30

invited 1,052 healthcare professionals to apply for the Human Capital Priorities stream in a targeted draw. Minimum CRS requirements were between 404 and 430. 

British Columbia

NOV 28

invited 80 candidates across four streams in a tech draw, plus 105 in targeted occupations in healthcare, construction, and childcare.

British Columbia

NOV 21

invited 93 candidates across four streams in a tech draw, plus 68 in targeted occupations in healthcare, construction, and childcare.

Manitoba

NOV 16

invited 301 candidates to apply across 3 streams. Of these, 69 invitations were issued to candidates with an Express Entry profile and job seeker validation code. 

PEI

NOV 16

invited 141 invitations to Labour and Express Entry candidates, as well as Business Work Permit Entrepreneur candidates. 

Quebec

NOV 13

invited 1210 candidates through the Arrima portal. Invited candidates have valid job offers outside the Greater Montreal Area.

British Columbia

NOV 16

invited 116 candidates across five streams in a general draw. The BC PNP also invited 108 in occupations such as healthcare, childcare, other priority occupations and for the first time construction. A total of 25 construction occupations were prioritized in this draw, including:

• 22114 Landscape and horticulture technicians and specialists 
• 72102 Sheet metal workers
• 72103 Boilermakers
• 72104 Structural metal and platework fabricators and fitters
• 72105 Ironworkers
• 72106 Welders and related machine operators
• 72200 Electricians (except industrial and power system)
• 72201 Industrial electricians
• 72300 Plumbers
• 72301 Steamfitters, pipefitters and sprinkler system installers
• 72302 Gas fitters
• 72310 Carpenters
• 72311 Cabinetmakers
• 72320 Bricklayers
• 72400 Construction millwrights and industrial mechanics
• 72401 Heavy-duty equipment mechanics
• 72402 Heating, refrigeration and air conditioning mechanics
• 72500 Crane operators
• 73100 Concrete finishers
• 73101 Tilesetters
• 73102 Plasterers, drywall installers and finishers and lathers
• 73110 Roofers and shinglers
• 73111 Glaziers
• 73112 Painters and decorators (except interior decorators)
• 73113 Floor covering installers

Alberta

NOV. 9

invited 16 candidates with CRS scores of at least 305 to apply for the Dedicated Healthcare Pathway with Alberta job offer stream.

British Columbia

NOV. 7

invited 104 across four streams in a tech draw, plus 86 candidates who work in childcare and healthcare. 

Manitoba

NOV. 3

invited 36 candidates for MPNP-eligible individuals who are affected by ongoing events in Ukraine. 

Saskatchewan

NOV. 2

invited 13 to apply for the Entrepreneur category. The average score of invited candidates was 130. The highest score was 155. Candidates with 115 needed a CLB of at least 6 to be invited. 

Manitoba

NOV 2

invited 400 candidates across three streams. Of these candidates, 60 were issued to those who declared a valid Express Entry profile number and job seeker validation code. 

PEI

NOV 2

invited 41 candidates to individuals working in the Healthcare, Manufacturing, Food processing and Agriculture sectors. 

Saskatchewan

NOV 1

makes 279 more jobs eligible for Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program.

British Columbia

OCT 31

invited 133 candidates across five streams in a general draw plus 75 in occupations such as childcare, healthcare, and other priority occupations. 

Ontario

OCT 30

invited 1117 Masters and PhD Graduate candidates in two Expression of Interest draws. 

Alberta

OCT 26

invited 100 candidates with CRS scores of at least 369 and who may be eligible for the Family connection and primary occupation in demand stream. 

British Columbia

OCT 24

invited 101 candidates in a Tech draw, plus 61 candidates across four streams with work experience in childcare, healthcare, and other priority occupations. 

Alberta

OCT 24

held 2 draws inviting 22 with CRS scores of at least 326 to apply for the Dedicated Healthcare Pathway with Alberta job offer stream, plus 110 with CRS scores of at least 300 to apply for the Priority sector – Construction occupation with Alberta job offer stream. 

Quebec

OCT 23

invite 1220 candidates through the Arrima portal. Invited candidates worked in trades occupations, tech occupations, or had job offers outside the Greater Montreal Area. 

Saskatchewan

OCT 23

invited 99 candidates to apply across two streams. In order to be invited, candidates needed: a minimum score of 84, to be working in an occupation that was targeted in the draw, and to have an Educational Credential Assessment.

PEI

OCT 19

invited 104 in two draws for the Labour Impact and Express Entry invitations, as well as the Business Work Permit Entrepreneur Invitations. 

British Columbia

OCT 17

invited 104 in a general draw across 5 streams, plus 53 who work in childcare, healthcare, and other priority occupations. 

British Columbia

OCT 11

invited 118 across 4 streams in a tech draw, plus at least 67 in childcare, healthcare, and other priority occupations. 

Alberta

OCT 10

invited 13 candidates from the Express Entry pool who had a CRS score of at least 327 and who may be eligible through the Dedicated Healthcare Pathway with Alberta job offer stream. 

Alberta

OCT 5

invited 150 candidates from the Express Entry pool who had a CRS score of at least 323 and who may be eligible through the Family connection and primary occupation in demand pathway. 

Manitoba

OCT 5

invited 542 to apply through three streams. Of these candidates, 140 were invited from the Express Entry pool. 

British Columbia

OCT 4

invited 110 in a general draw, plus 81 across 5 streams in occupations such as healthcare, childcare, and other priority occupations. 

Alberta

OCT 3

invited 33 Express Entry candidates with a CRS score of at least 313 and who may be eligible for the Priority sector – Agriculture occupation with Alberta job offer stream. 

Manitoba

SEPT 29

invited 42 as part of a measure for Ukraine nationals who meet MPNP criteria. 

Manitoba

SEPT 28

invited 1,072 to apply through the Skilled Workers Overseas stream. The minimum EOI score ranking was 605. Of those invited, 504 had an Express Entry profile and job seeker validation code. 

Alberta

SEPT 26

invited 18 Express Entry candidates with scores of at least 311 to apply for a provincial nomination through the Dedicated Healthcare Pathway with Alberta job offer stream. 

British Columbia

SEPT 26

invited 127 in a tech draw, plus 82 across 4 streams in occupations such as healthcare, childcare, and other priority occupations. 

Ontario

SEPT 26

invited 1,696 to apply for the Human Capital Priorities stream in a targeted draw for healthcare professionals. Minimum CRS requirements were between 350 and 462. 

Ontario

SEPT 25

invited 10 to apply under the Entrepreneur Stream. Invited candidates had EOI scores between 136 and 163. 

Nova Scotia

SEPT. 22

added two new eligible occupations to the International Graduates in Demand stream. 

PEI

SEPT 21

invited a total of 157 to apply for a provincial nomination.

Manitoba

SEPT 21

invited 620 candidates across three streams. Of these, 59 had an Express Entry profile. 

Ontario

SEPT 21

invited 63 Express Entry candidates to apply for the French-Speaking Skilled Worker Stream. Candidates needed a minimum CRS score between 348-434. 

British Columbia

SEPT 19

invited 147 candidates across 5 streams in a general draw, plus 78 in targeted healthcare and childcare occupations. 

Ontario

SEPT 19

invited 608 candidates across two streams: Masters Graduate and PhD graduate. 

Quebec

SEPT 18

invited 1018 persons to apply for permanent selection. Candidates were invited if they had at least 579 points, work experience in a targeted occupation, or a valid job offer outside the Montreal Metropolitan Area. 

Alberta

SEPTEMBER 14

invited 142 Express Entry candidates with CRS scores of at least 301 who may be eligible for the Family connection and primary occupation in demand stream. 

British Columbia

SEPTEMBER 12

invited 133 candidates across four streams in a Tech draw, plus an additional 36 working in childcare, and 14 working in healthcare. 

Alberta

SEPTEMBER 12

Invited 300 Express Entry candidates with CRS scores of at least 383 and who may be eligible for the Priority sector – Tourism and hospitality occupation with Alberta job offer. 

Saskatchewan

SEPTEMBER 7

invited 23 Entrepreneur EOI candidates to apply. Candidates with at least 110 points were invited to apply. Candidates with scores of at least 105 were invited if they had a CLB of at least 6. 

Manitoba

SEPTEMBER 7

invited 558 candidates across three streams. Of these, 158 invitations went to candidates who declared a valid Express Entry profile and job seeker validation code. 

Ontario

SEPTEMBER 7

invited 300 candidates to apply for the French-speaking Skilled Worker Stream. 

British Columbia

SEPTEMBER 6

invited 160 candidates across five streams in a general draw, plus 43 who had work experience in childcare and 19 in healthcare. 

Quebec

SEPTEMBER 5

invited 1,433 persons to apply for permanent selection who had an oral French proficiency of at least 7 and a score of at least 586 points. Quebec also invited candidates from the Arrima bank who had a job offer outside of the Montreal metropolitan area. 

PEI

AUG 31

invited 22 to apply under the Labour & Express Entry invitations stream. Invitations were issued to individuals working in healthcare, manufacturing, food processing, and construction sectors. 

Manitoba

AUG 31

invited 288 to apply for the Skilled Worker in Manitoba stream. Candidates had scores of at least 600 and declared their intent to reside in a community outside of the city of Winnipeg. 

Ontario

AUG 30

invited 772 candidates with EOI scores of 44 and above to apply for the Masters Graduate stream. 

Alberta

AUG 29

invited 18 candidates with CRS scores of at least 300 to apply for a provincial nomination through the Dedicated Healthcare Pathway with Alberta job offer. 

British Columbia

AUG 29

invited 102 candidates across four streams in a tech draw plus 53 who had work experience in childcare, healthcare, and other priority occupations. 

Manitoba

AUG 25

invited 22 candidates who may be eligible for the Special Immigration Measure for those affected by the ongoing events in Ukraine and who meet MPNP eligibility criteria. 

Manitoba

AUG 24

invited 623 across 3 streams. Of these invitations, 178 went to candidates who had a valid Express Entry profile and job seeker validation code. 

Alberta

AUG 24

invited 168 candidates with CRS scores of at least 302 who may be eligible for the Family connection and primary occupation in demand stream. 

Alberta

AUG 22

invited 89 candidates with CRS of at least 303 to apply under the Priority sector – Construction occupation with Alberta job offer stream. 

British Columbia

AUG 22

invited 169 candidates across five streams in a general draw plus 61 who had work experience in childcare, healthcare, and other priority occupations. 

Quebec

AUG 21

invited 1,000 people to apply for permanent selection. Invitations went to people with at least a level 7 oral proficiency or higher in French, and who worked in eligible occupations. Invitations also went to those who had a valid job offer outside the Montreal metropolitan area. 

PEI

AUG 17

issued 138 invitations to Labour Impact and Express Entry candidates and 4 Business Work Permit Entrepreneur Invitations. The Invitations to Apply under the Critical Worker Stream for the Aug 17, 2023 draw were issued to individuals working for a PEI Employer with a minimum EOI score of 50. 

Ontario

AUG 17

reported inviting candidates in two large Human Capital Priorities stream draws between August 11 and August 16. Draw 1 took place between August 11-August 16, inviting 2,084 tech and health workers to apply with a CRS score range between 473 and 516. Draw 2 happened on August 16, a total of 751 tech and healthcare workers were invited with a CRS score range between 473 and 495. 

Alberta

AUG 16

invited 300 candidates with CRS of at least 408 to apply under the Priority sector – Tourism and hospitality occupation with Alberta job offer stream. 

Saskatchewan

AUG 16

held six draws for Express Entry and Occupations In-Demand candidates. For the first time, Saskatchewan held draws targeting certain countries as well as occupations. Out of 642 invites across all draws, 12 went to OID candidates from Ireland; 23 went to Express Entry candidates from Ireland; 78 invitations for OID and 98 invitations for Express Entry went to candidates residing in Poland, Czechia, Germany, Lithuania, Slovakia, and Ukraine; and 207 OID invitations and 224 Express Entry invitations went to candidates residing in India. 

Ontario

AUG 15

invited 2359 candidates under the Employer Job Offer stream: 375 Foreign Worker stream candidates in targeted skilled trades occupations, 1131 Foreign Worker candidates in health and tech occupations, and 853 candidates with skilled trades experience who may be eligible for the International Student stream. 

British Columbia

AUG 15

invited 107 candidates across 4 streams in a tech draw plus 51 who had work experience in childcare, and other priority occupations. 

Alberta

AUG 15

invited 14 candidates with CRS of at least 326 to apply under the Dedicated Healthcare Pathway with Alberta job offer stream. 

Manitoba

AUG 10

invited 615 candidates through three streams. Certain occupations were targeted under one of the streams. Of all invitations issued, 43 went to candidates who declared a valid Express Entry profile number and job seeker validation code. 

British Columbia

AUG 9

invited 139 candidates across five streams in a general draw plus 56 who had work experience in childcare, and other priority occupations. 

Quebec

AUG 7

invited 1384 candidates who had a level 7 oral proficiency (or higher) in French and a score equal to or greater than 591 points. Candidates were also invited if they had a valid job offer outside of Montreal.

Alberta

AUG 3

invited 201 candidates with CRS of at least 315 to apply under the Family connection and primary occupation in demand stream. 

PEI

AUG 3

invited 58 invitations to Labour and Express Entry candidates working in Healthcare, manufacturing, Food Processing, Construction, Hotel/Accommodation and Agriculture sectors. 

Ontario

AUG 3

invited 2,844 candidates through the OINP Skilled Trades stream. Invited candidates had CRS scores between 250-516. 

Alberta

AUG 1

invited 32 candidates with a minimum CRS score of 322 to apply for the Priority sector – Agriculture occupation with Alberta job offer stream. A second draw was held, 11 candidates with a minimum CRS of 317 were invited to apply for the Dedicated Healthcare Pathway, Alberta job offer. 

Ontario

AUG 1

invited candidates across three Employer Job Offer streams including 755 Masters Graduate stream candidates, 84 PhD Graduate stream candidates, and 1 Foreign Worker candidate under the Economic Mobility Pathway.

British Columbia

AUG 1

invited 132 candidates in a tech draw plus 67 candidates across 4 streams who had work experience in childcare, healthcare, and other priority occupations. 

New Brunswick

JULY 31

invited 259 candidates in the month of July. 58 invitations went to NB Employment Connection candidates, 130 went to NB Student Connection candidates, and 71 went to NB Occupations In Demand Connection candidates.

Ontario

JULY 28

invited 11 candidates through the OINP Entrepreneur stream. 

Manitoba

JULY 28

invited 21 candidates who meet all MPNP eligibility criteria and are affected by the war in Ukraine. 

Manitoba

JULY 27

invited 609 candidates through three streams. Certain occupations were targeted under one of the streams. Of all invitations issued, 106 went to candidates who declared a valid Express Entry profile number and job seeker validation code. 

British Columbia

JULY 25

invited 175 candidates in a tech draw plus 50 candidates across 4 streams who had work experience in childcare, healthcare, and other priority occupations. 

Ontario

JULY 25

invited 95 candidates to apply for the French-speaking Skilled Worker Stream. 

PEI

JULY 20

issued 97 invitations to Labour Impact and Express Entry candidates and 9 Business Work Permit Entrepreneur Invitations. The Invitations to Apply under the Critical Worker Stream for the July 20, 2023 draw were issued to individuals working for a PEI Employer with a minimum EOI score of 50. 

Quebec

JULY 20

invited 1,633 candidates who had a level 7 oral proficiency (or higher) in French and a score equal to or greater than 596 points. Candidates were also invited if they had a valid job offer outside of Montreal.

Ontario

JULY 20

invited 1,061 tech and healthcare candidates who had profiles in the Express Entry system. The CRS score range for these candidates was 458 to 462. 

Manitoba

JULY 20

invited 595 Skilled Workers Overseas candidates to apply for a provincial nomination. Of these nominees, 340 had a valid Express Entry profile. 

British Columbia

JULY 18

invited 112 candidates in a tech draw plus 60 candidates across 4 streams who had work experience in childcare, healthcare, and other priority occupations. 

Alberta

JULY 18

invited 14 candidates with a minimum CRS of at least 311 to apply for the Dedicated Healthcare Pathway, Alberta job offer. 

Manitoba

JULY 13

invited 540 candidates through three streams. Certain occupations were targeted under one of the streams. Of all invitations issued, 77 went to candidates who declared a valid Express Entry profile number and job seeker validation code. 

Alberta

JULY 13

invited 150 candidates to apply who may be eligible for Priority sector – Tourism and hospitality occupation with Alberta job offer. The minimum CRS score for this draw was 435. 

British Columbia

JULY 11

invited 152 candidates to apply for provincial nomination through five streams of the BC PNP in general draws, plus up to 55 additional invitations for candidates in healthcare, and childcare occupations. 

Alberta

JULY 11

invited 142 candidates to apply who may be eligible for the Family connection and primary occupation in demand stream. Candidates needed a score of at least 302 in order to be invited. 

Ontario

JULY 6

invited 748 to apply in a tech draw. Candidates had a CRS score range between 479-489. 

British Columbia

JULY 5

invited 97 candidates to apply for provincial nomination through four streams of the BC PNP in a tech draw, plus up to 40 additional invitations for candidates in healthcare and childcare occupations. 

Alberta

JULY 4

issued 12 invitations to Express Entry candidates who may be eligible for the Dedicated Healthcare Pathway, Alberta job offer. Candidates had a minimum CRS score of at least 354. 

New Brunswick

JULY 1

released draw info for June. 121 invitations in total. 28 NB Employment Connection Candidates, 64 NB Student Connection Candidates, and 29 NB Occupations In Demand candidates. 

Alberta

JUNE 29

issued 65 invitations to Express Entry candidates who may be eligible for the Priority sector – Construction occupation and French as first language. Candidates had a minimum CRS score of at least 316. 

Manitoba

JUNE 29

invited 540 candidates through three streams. Certain occupations were targeted under one of the streams. Of all invitations issued, 162 went to candidates who declared a valid Express Entry profile number and job seeker validation code. 

PEI

JUNE 29

issued 90 invitations to Labour Impact and Express Entry candidates. 

British Columbia

JUNE 27

invited 130 candidates to apply for provincial nomination through five streams of the BC PNP in general draws, plus up to 55 additional invitations for candidates in healthcare, childcare, and other priority occupations. 

Manitoba

JUNE 26

invited 540 candidates through three streams. Certain occupations were targeted under one of the streams. Of all invitations issued, 77 went to candidates who declared a valid Express Entry profile number and job seeker validation code. 

Alberta

JUNE 22

invited 125 Express Entry candidates to apply for the Family connection and primary occupation in demand stream. Candidates needed a minimum score of at least 306. 

Quebec

JUNE 22

released draw info for June 19. 1,006 candidates invited in targeted occupations and had a score of at least 626 points. Invitations also went to candidates with a level 7 oral proficiency or higher in French, and those who had a valid job offer outside of Montreal. 

Alberta

JUNE 21

invited 19 Express Entry candidates to apply for the Dedicated Healthcare Pathway, Alberta job offer stream. Candidates needed a minimum score of at least 318. 

British Columbia

JUNE 20

invited 149 candidates to apply for provincial nomination through four streams of the BC PNP in a tech draw, plus up to 42 additional invitations for candidates in healthcare, childcare, and other priority occupations. 

Ontario

JUN 20

held three draws for Employer Job Offer candidates. A total of 256 candidates with scores of 26 and above were invited to apply for the In-Demand Skills stream. Two separate draws were held under the Foreign Worker stream. In one draw, 426 candidates with trades occupations were invited with scores of 36 and above, while the other invited 318 candidates in healthcare occupations with scores of 33 and over. 

Alberta

JUNE 20

invited 68 Express Entry candidates to apply for the Priority sector – Construction occupation with Alberta job offer stream. Candidates needed a minimum score of at least 301. 

Quebec

JUNE 19

The Quebec government declares it is only issuing invitations to candidates who have at least a level 7 oral proficiency in French on the Quebec scale of French proficiency. Candidates who have a valid job offer outside the Montreal Metropolitan Community may still temporarily be invited without declaring their level of French knowledge. 

PEI

JUNE 15

issued 118 invitations to Labour Impact and Express Entry candidates, plus 4 Business Impact candidates with scores of at least 4. 

Manitoba

JUNE 15

invited 540 candidates through three streams. Certain occupations were targeted under one of the streams. Of all invitations issued, 187 went to candidates who declared a valid Express Entry profile number and job seeker validation code. 

British Columbia

JUNE 13

invited 170 candidates to apply for provincial nomination through five streams of the BC PNP in general draws, plus up to 41 additional invitations for candidates in healthcare, and childcare occupations. 

Alberta

JUNE 8

invited 150 Alberta Express Entry Stream candidates who may be eligible under the stream: Priority sector – Agriculture occupation and French as a first language. Invited candidates had a CRS scores of at least 382. 

British Columbia

JUNE 7

invited 112 candidates to apply for provincial nomination through four streams of the BC PNP in a tech draw, plus up to 50 additional invitations for candidates in healthcare, childcare, and other priority occupations. 

Ontario

JUNE 5

invited 417 Express Entry candidates through two draws under the French-Speaking Skilled Workers stream. One draw targeted candidates with eligible work experience in health, education, and finance occupations. Invited candidates under this draw had CRS scores between 312-487. The other targeted tech, trades, and other priority occupations with CRS scores between 348- 487. 

Manitoba

JUN 1

invited 589 candidates through three streams. Certain occupations were targeted under one of the streams. Of all invitations issued, 214 went to candidates who declared a valid Express Entry profile number and job seeker validation code. 

PEI

JUNE 1

issued 97 invitations to Labour Impact and Express Entry candidates. 

New Brunswick

JUNE 1

released draw info for May. 93 invitations in total. 21 NB Employment Connection Candidates, 10 NB Student Connection Candidates, and 62 NB Occupations In Demand candidates. 

Alberta

JUNE 1

invited 117 Alberta Express Entry Stream candidates who may be eligible under the stream: Family connection and primary occupation in demand. Invited candidates had a CRS scores of at least 304. 

BC

MAY 30

invited 151 candidates to apply for provincial nomination through five streams of the BC PNP in general draws, plus up to 45 additional invitations for candidates in healthcare, childcare, and other priority occupations.

Manitoba

MAY 25

invited 29 candidates who meet all MPNP eligibility criteria and are affected by the war in Ukraine.

British Columbia

MAY 23

invited 103 candidates to apply for provincial nomination through four streams of the BC PNP in a tech draw, plus up to 42 additional invitations for candidates in healthcare, childcare, and other priority occupations.

PEI

MAY 18

invited 156 candidates to apply through the Labour & Express Entry streams and 3 through the Business Work Permit Entrepreneur stream with scores of at least 65.

Saskatchewan

MAY 18

invited 784 candidates from the SINP Express Entry stream, plus 260 from the Occupations In-Demand stream. Only certain occupations were invited. Candidates of both streams needed scores of at least 67.

Manitoba

MAY 18

invited 526 candidates through three streams. Certain occupations were targeted. Of these, 225 invitations were issued to candidates who declared a valid Express Entry profile number and job seeker validation code.

Ontario

MAY 18

invited 1,694 Express Entry candidates through the Skilled Trades stream with CRS scores between 250-489.

British Columbia

MAY 16

invited 162 candidates to apply for provincial nomination through five streams of the BC PNP in general draws, plus up to 40 additional invitations for candidates in healthcare, and childcare occupations.

Ontario

MAY 12

invited 14 to apply for the Entrepreneur Stream. Candidates had scores between 135 and 178.

Ontario

MAY 9

invited 400 Employer Job Offer Foreign Worker Stream to apply with scores of 43 and above in a draw targeted for skilled trades occupations. Ontario also invited 584 candidates in tech and health occupations to apply for the Employer Job Offer: International Student stream with scores of 62 and above.

British Columbia

MAY 9

invited 93 candidates to apply for provincial nomination through four streams of the BC PNP in a tech draw, plus up to 62 additional invitations for candidates in healthcare, childcare, and other priority occupations.

Ontario

MAY 8

held a giant draw inviting 2,349 candidates in health occupations to apply for the Human Capital Priorities stream. Invited candidates had CRS scores between 427 and 482.

Ontario

MAY 5

invited 1,863 Express Entry candidates through the Human Capital Priorities stream with CRS scores between 475-482. Candidates also needed experience in targeted tech occupations.

Quebec

MAY 4

released draw info for May 1. 802 candidates invited in targeted occupations and had a score of at least 575 points. Invitations also went to those who had a valid job offer outside of Montreal.

PEI

MAY 4

invited 122 candidates to apply through the Labour & Express Entry streams.

Manitoba

MAY 4

invited 539 candidates through three streams. Certain occupations were targeted. Of these, 204 invitations were issued to candidates who declared a valid Express Entry profile number and job seeker validation code.

Saskatchewan

MAY 3

invited 739 candidates from the SINP Express Entry stream, plus 293 from the Occupations In-Demand stream. Only certain occupations were invited. Candidates of both streams needed scores of at least 68.

British Columbia

MAY 2

invited 133 candidates to apply for provincial nomination through five streams of the BC PNP in general draws, plus up to 43 additional invitations for candidates in healthcare, childcare, and other priority occupations.

New Brunswick

MAY 1

released draw info for April. 86 invitations in total. 45 NB Employment Connection Candidates, 27 NB Student Connection Candidates, and 14 NB Occupations In Demand candidates.

Manitoba

APR 27

invited 558 Skilled workers Overseas candidates with scores of at least 616. Of these invitations, 344 went to candidates who declared a valid Express Entry profile.

Newfoundland and Labrador

APR 26

will be allowed to invite twice as many candidates through its PNP, from 1,500 to 3,050 people. This, along with candidates families, represents a capacity of 6,700 newcomers nominated each year.

Alberta

APR 25

invited 8 Alberta Express Entry Stream candidates who may be eligible through the Designated Healthcare Pathway, Alberta job offer. Invited candidates had a CRS scores of at least 316.

British Columbia

APR 25

invited 113 candidates to apply for provincial nomination through four streams of the BC PNP in Tech draws, plus up to 55 additional invitations for candidates in healthcare and childcare.

Alberta

APR 24

invited 124 Alberta Express Entry Stream candidates who may be eligible through the Priority sector – construction occupation with Alberta job offer. Invited candidates had a CRS scores of at least 307.

Alberta

APR 21

released draw info for two draws in April. The first occurred on April 5, a total of 53 invitations were sent to Express Entry candidates who may be eligible for the designated Healthcare Pathway, and who had CRS scores of at least 351. Then on April 18, Alberta invited 68 Sector priority – Agriculture occupation with Alberta job offer candidates who had CRS scores of at least 307.

Quebec

APR 20

released draw info for April 17. Quebec invited 1020 candidates with scores of 598 or more. Invitations also went to people who had a valid job offer outside Montreal.

Manitoba

APR 20

invited 507 candidates through three streams. Certain occupations were targeted. Of these, 91 invitations were issued to candidates who declared a valid Express Entry profile number and job seeker validation code.

Saskatchewan

APR 20

invited 623 candidates from the SINP Express Entry stream, plus 444 from the Occupations In-Demand stream. Only certain occupations were invited. Candidates of both streams needed scores of at least 69.

PEI

APR 20

invited 180 candidates to apply through the Labour & Express Entry streams and 9 through the Business Work Permit Entrepreneur stream with scores of at least 72.

British Columbia

APR 18

invited 158 candidates to apply for provincial nomination through five streams of the BC PNP in general draws, plus up to 50 additional invitations for candidates in healthcare and childcare.

Manitoba

APR 17

invited 28 candidates who meet all MPNP eligibility criteria and are affected by the war in Ukraine.

Ontario

APR 11

invited 295 candidates from the Employer Job Offer: In-Demand Skills stream. Candidates only received an invitation if they had a score of 30 and above.

British Columbia

APR 11

invited 99 candidates to apply for provincial nomination through four streams of the BC PNP in Tech draws, plus at least 33 additional invitations for candidates in healthcare and childcare.

Manitoba

APR 6

invited 566 candidates through three streams. Certain occupations were targeted. Of these, 157 invitations were issued to candidates who declared a valid Express Entry profile number and job seeker validation code.

Ontario

APR 4

invited 752 Masters Graduate stream candidates, 131 PhD Graduate stream candidates, and 6 Foreign Worker stream candidates under the Economic Mobility Pathway.

British Columbia

APR 4

invited 152 candidates to apply for provincial nomination through five streams of the BC PNP in general draws, plus up to 56 additional invitations for candidates in healthcare and childcare.

New Brunswick

APR 4

released draw info for March. 186 invitations in total. 70 NB Employment Connection Candidates, 42 NB Student Connection Candidates, and 74 NB Occupations In Demand candidates.

Alberta

APR 4

released information on its March 30 invitation round. 150 Alberta Express Entry Stream candidates were invited with CRS scores of at least 372.

Alberta

APR 3

Alberta added a healthcare pathway to its Alberta Express Entry Stream, among other new updates.

New Brunswick

APR 3

New Brunswick will be able to issue 5,500 certificates in 2023 – an additional 1,084 spaces for the New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program and an additional 1,116 Atlantic Immigration Program allocations over 2022. This is an overall 67 per cent increase from 2022.

Ontario

MAR 31

invited 13 candidates to apply to the Entrepreneur Stream.

Quebec

MAR 30

released draw info for Mar 27. Quebec invited 619 candidates in targeted occupations with scores of 578 or more. Invitations also went to people who had a valid job offer outside Montreal.

British Columbia

MAR 30

invited 165 candidates to apply for provincial nomination through four streams of the BC PNP in Tech draws, plus at least 51 additional invitations for candidates in healthcare, childcare, and other priority occupations.

PEI

MAR 30

invited 113 candidates to apply through the Labour & Express Entry streams.

Ontario

MAR 23

invited 746 Express Entry candidates through the Skilled Trades stream with CRS scores between 250-489.

Manitoba

MAR 23

invited 566 candidates through three streams. Certain occupations were targeted. Of these, 82 invitations were issued to candidates who declared a valid Express Entry profile number and job seeker validation code.

Saskatchewan

MAR 23

invited 184 candidates from the SINP Express Entry stream, plus 312 from the Occupations In-Demand stream. Only certain occupations were invited.

British Columbia

MAR 21

invited 202 candidates to apply for provincial nomination through five streams of the BC PNP in general draws, plus up to 56 additional invitations for candidates in healthcare, childcare, and other occupations.

Manitoba

MAR 20

invited 34 Ukrainian candidates through a special immigration draw that identified candidate who are eligible for the MPNP and are affected by ongoing events in Ukraine.

Ontario

MAR 18

Ontario announced its PNP allocation for 2023: 16,500. By 2025, the province is expecting to welcome 18,361 nominees.

Quebec

MAR 16

released draw info for Mar 13. Quebec invited 619 candidates in targeted occupations with scores of 578 or more. Invitations also went to people who had a valid job offer outside Montreal.

PEI

MAR 16

invited 138 candidates to apply through the Labour & Express Entry streams. A further 6 invitations were issued in the Business Work Permit Entrepreneur category.

Ontario

MAR 16

invited 615 Express Entry candidates through two draws under the French-Speaking Skilled Workers stream. One draw targeted candidates with eligible work experience in health, education, and finance occupations. Invited candidates under this draw had CRS scores between 400-489. The other targeted tech, trades, and other priority occupations with CRS scores between 291- 489.

British Columbia

MAR 14

invited 197 candidates to apply for provincial nomination through four streams of the BC PNP in Tech draws, plus 38 additional invitations for candidates in healthcare, childcare, and other priority occupations.

Ontario

MAR 14

invited 908 candidates to apply across two Employer Job Offer immigration streams. 906 invitations went to International Student Stream candidates in targeted skilled trades, tech, and health occupations. 2 invitations went to Foreign Worker stream candidates who may be eligible for the Economic Mobility Pathway.

Alberta

MAR 14

released information on its March 9 invitation round. 134 Alberta Express Entry Stream candidates were invited with CRS scores of at least 301.

Saskatchewan

MAR 13

Saskatchewan received its PNP allocation. For 2023, the SINP will be able to issue a record 7,250 nominations. The province’s notional allocation for 2024 is 8,000 nominees, and 8,500 in 2025, resulting in a total increase of 42 per cent from its 2022 allocation.

New Brunswick

MAR 10

invited 144 candidates under the NB Express Entry stream in the month of February. 86 invitations went to NB Employment Connection Candidates, 51 went to NB Student Connection Candidates, and 7 went to NB Occupations In Demand candidates.

Ontario

MAR 10

invited 815 Express Entry candidates through the OINP Human Capital Priorities stream. Invited candidates had experience in priority tech occupations and CRS scores of 478-489.

Manitoba

MAR 9

In 2023, Manitoba’s PNP allocation will be 9,500 nominations.

Manitoba

MAR 9

invited 597 candidates through three streams. Certain occupations were targeted. Of these, 140 invitations were issued to candidates who declared a valid Express Entry profile number and job seeker validation code.

Ontario

MAR 9

invited 822 Express Entry candidates through the Human Capital Priorities stream with CRS scores between 469-489. Candidates also needed experience in targeted occupations.

British Columbia

MAR 7

invited 229 candidates to apply for provincial nomination through five streams of the BC PNP in general draws, plus 45 additional invitations for candidates in healthcare, and childcare occupations.

Alberta

MAR 3

will be accepting up to 9,750 provincial nominees in 2023, and expecting 10,140 in 2024, and 10,849 in 2025.

Quebec

MAR 2

released February 27 invitation round results. Quebec invited 1017 candidates with scores of at least 589 to apply for permanent selection. Invitations were also sent to candidates outside Montreal who had a job offer.

PEI

MAR 2

invited 46 candidates to apply through the Labour & Express Entry streams.

British Columbia

FEB 28

invited 145 candidates to apply for provincial nomination through four streams of the BC PNP in Tech draws, plus 24 additional invitations for candidates in healthcare and childcare.

Alberta

FEB 28

announced the results of a Feb 16 draw that invited 100 Express Entry candidates with CRS scores of at least 357.

Manitoba

FEB 23

invited 583 candidates, including 45 Express Entry candidates, across three different streams of the MPNP.

British Columbia

FEB 22

invited 203 candidates to apply for provincial nomination through five streams of the BC PNP in general draws, plus at least 43 additional invitations for candidates in healthcare, childcare, and other priority occupations

Quebec

FEB 16

released February 13 invitation round results. Quebec invited 1011 persons in targeted occupations with scores of at least 583 to apply for permanent selection. Invitations were also sent to candidates outside Montreal who had a job offer.

Saskatchewan

FEB 16

invited 177 candidates from the SINP Express Entry stream, plus 243 from the Occupations In-Demand stream. Only certain occupations were invited. Learn More

PEI

FEB 16

invited 222 candidates to apply through the Labour & Express Entry streams.

British Columbia

FEB 14

invited 183 candidates to apply for provincial nomination through four streams of the BC PNP in Tech draws, plus at least 54 additional invitations for candidates in healthcare, childcare, and other priority occupations.

Ontario

FEB 10

held three draws. The OINP invited 466 Express Entry candidates through the Skilled Trades stream. Invited candidates had CRS scores between 260-489. Candidates also needed work experience targeted trades occupations. Ontario also invited 304 candidates with scores of at least 30 through the Employer job offer: Foreign Worker stream. This was another targeted draw for certain occupations. Finally, the third draw was for a single candidate under the Economic Mobility Pathways.

Quebec

FEB 9

invited 1,011 candidates with 619+ points on the QSW points grid who had a job offer outside the city of Montreal.

Manitoba

FEB 9

invited 308 candidates, including 33 Express Entry candidates, across three different streams of the MPNP.

Ontario

FEB 9

invited 510 Express Entry candidates through the Skilled Trades stream. Invited candidates had CRS scores between 260-489. Candidates also needed work experience in the following occupations: NOC 72024 – Supervisors, motor transport and other ground transit operators; NOC 72106 – Welders and related machine operators; NOC 72204 – Telecommunications line and cable installers and repairers; NOC 72310 – Carpenters; NOC 73112 – Painters and decorators (except interior decorators)

British Columbia

FEB 7

invited 207 candidates to apply for provincial nomination through five streams of the BC PNP, plus 38 additional invitations for candidates in healthcare and child care.

Ontario

FEB 2

invited 1,902 Express Entry candidates through the Human Capital Priorities stream. Ontario held 2 targeted draws, one for tech workers (1,127 invitations with CRS scores between 481-489) and one for health care workers (775 invitations with CRS scores between 476-489). 

FEB 1: Alberta announced the results of two draws: a January 19 draw that invited 46 Express Entry candidates with CRS scores of at least 324; and a January 23 draw that invited 154 Express Entry candidates with CRS scores of at least 385. 

JAN 31: British Columbia invited 243 candidates to apply for provincial nomination through four streams of the BC PNP in Tech draws, plus at least 41 additional invitations for candidates in healthcare, childcare, and other priority occupations.
JAN 31: Ontario invited 611 candidates with scores of at least 53 through the Employer job offer: Foreign Worker stream. Targeted draw for certain occupations. 
JAN 30: Manitoba invited 21 Ukrainian candidates through a special immigration draw that identified those affected by ongoing events in Ukraine. 
JAN 27: Ontario invited 10 candidates with scores between 137 and 162 to apply to the Entrepreneur Stream.
JAN 26: Manitoba invited 336 candidates, including 32 Express Entry candidates, across three different streams of the MPNP. 
JAN 25: Ontario invited 692 candidates through the Masters Graduate stream.
JAN 24: British Columbia invited 221 candidates to apply for provincial nomination through five streams of the BC PNP in general draws, plus at least 31 additional invitations for candidates in healthcare, childcare, and other priority occupations. BC also invited <5 candidates through the BC Entrepreneur stream, and <5 additional candidates through the Entrepreneur Regional Pilot 
JAN 24: Ontario issued invitations to apply to 620 Employer Job Offer: International Student stream candidates. Candidates only received an invitation if they had a score of 82 and above. Plus, Ontario issued 2 targeted invitations to apply to potential candidates in the Expression of Interest system pool who may qualify for the federal Economic Mobility Pathways Project under the Employer Job Offer: Foreign Worker stream. 
JAN 19: PEI invited 216 candidates to apply through the Labour & Express Entry streams.
JAN 18: Alberta announced that this year some of Alberta Express Entry Stream draws will consider immediate family ties as selection factors. About 25% of Alberta Express Entry Stream nominations will go to skilled workers who also have a parent, child or sibling living in the province, which could reflect about 815 nomination certificates. There is no change to the eligibility criteria. Learn More
Jan 17: British Columbia invited 154 candidates, and at least 38 additional invitations for candidates in healthcare, childcare, and other priority occupations.
Jan 17: Alberta announced the results of a December 8 draw that invited 129 Express Entry candidates with CRS scores of at least 305.
Jan 13: Ontario invited 1,252 Express Entry candidates via the Skilled Trades stream (CRS scores between 336-506). 
Jan 12: Manitoba invited 322 candidates, including 27 Express Entry candidates.
Jan 10: Ontario invited 404 candidates via the Employer job offer: foreign worker stream.
Jan 10: British Columbia invited 150 candidates targeting tech workers, healthcare workers, childcare workers, veterinarians and vet techs. 
Jan 5: Saskatchewan invited 50 candidates under SINP Entrepreneur stream.
Jan 4: British Columbia invited 211 candidates targeting healthcare and childcare workers. 

Dec 29: Manitoba invited 280 candidates, including 21 Express Entry candidates.
Dec 21: Saskatchewan invited 153 candidates from the SINP Express Entry stream, plus 315 from the Occupations In-Demand stream. Only certain occupations were invited. 
Dec 21: Ontario invited 725 candidates through the Masters Graduate stream.
Dec 20: British Columbia invited 173 candidates to apply for provincial nomination through five streams of the BC PNP. These draws targeted tech workers, healthcare workers, and childcare workers.
Dec 19: Ontario invited 936 Express Entry candidates through the OINP Human Capital Priorities stream. Invited candidates had experience in priority tech occupations and CRS scores of 484-490.
Dec 19: Manitoba invited 16 Ukrainian candidates.
Dec 16: Manitoba invited 249 candidates, including 36 Express Entry candidates.
Dec 15: Manitoba invited 1,030 candidates, including 656 Express Entry candidates, through the Skilled Workers Overseas stream.
Dec 15: Saskatchewan invited 348 candidates from the SINP Express Entry stream, plus 285 from the Occupations In-Demand stream. Only certain occupations were invited. An additional 2 candidates were invited through a special measure for Ukrainians.
Dec 15: PEI invited 134 candidates to apply through the Labour & Express Entry streams.
Dec 13: Ontario invited 160 Express Entry candidates through the French-Speaking Skilled Workers stream. Invited candidates had CRS scores of 341 or more.
Dec 13: British Columbia invited 180 candidates and at least 33 additional invitations for candidates in healthcare, childcare, and other priority occupations.
Dec 8: Quebec selected 517 candidates who either had 591+ points on the QSW points grid or held a job offer outside the Montreal area. 
Dec 6: British Columbia invited 144 candidates and at least 43 additional invitations for candidates in healthcare, childcare, and other priority occupations.
Dec 1: Quebec selected 513 candidates with 589+ points on the QSW points grid.
Dec 1: PEI invited 69 candidates to apply via the Labour & Express Entry streams. 
Dec 1: Manitoba invited 305 candidates, including 31 Express Entry candidates.
Nov 28: British Columbia invited 253 candidates, plus at least 75 additional invitations for candidates in healthcare, childcare, and other priority occupations.
Nov 24: Quebec selected 998 candidates with 603+ points on the QSW points grid.
Nov 22: Manitoba invited 11 Ukrainian candidates.
Nov 19: British Columbia has updated the points scoring grids for its skills immigration PNP streams.
Nov 18: Manitoba invited 518 candidates, including 125 Express Entry candidates, across three different streams of the MPNP.
Nov 17: PEI invited 141 candidates to apply through the Labour & Express Entry streams. A further 8 invitations were issued in the Business Work Permit Entrepreneur category.
Nov 16: Canada’s new 2021 National Occupational Classification (NOC) codes came into effect. NOC codes impact eligibility and applications across a broad range of Canadian immigration programs, including many PNP streams. Moving2Canada’s PNP pages will be updated over the next week to accommodate for these changes. 
Nov 14: Manitoba released important information on how and when it would use the new 2021 National Occupational Classification (NOC) system. Find out more.
Nov 8: British Columbia invited 8 candidates through the BC Entrepreneur stream, and fewer than 5 additional candidates through the Entrepreneur Regional Pilot. 
Nov 8: Saskatchewan invited 10 candidates from the SINP Express Entry stream, and 21 from the Occupations In-Demand stream. Only certain occupations were invited. An additional 4 candidates were invited through a special measure for Ukrainians.
Nov 8: New Brunswick announced the creation of a new PNP stream: the New Brunswick Critical Worker Pilot. The pilot requires participating employers to help newcomers integrate into the community. 
Nov 7: Nova Scotia invited candidates through the Nova Scotia Labour Market Priorities stream. Selected candidates had French abilities at CLB 10 or higher, English abilities at CLB 7 or higher, and had completed a three-year (or more) post-secondary educational credential. 
Nov 3: Saskatchewan invited 55 candidates via the SINP Entrepreneur stream. 
Nov 1: Nova Scotia invited 6 candidates through the NSNP Entrepreneur Stream, and 6 via International Graduate Entrepreneur Stream. .
Oct 25: Ontario invited 642 candidates through the Masters Graduate stream, PhD Graduate stream, and the Employer job offer: foreign worker stream. 
Oct 20: PEI invited 194 candidates to apply through the Labour & Express Entry streams and 10 invitations were issued in the Business Work Permit Entrepreneur category. 
Oct 12: British Columbia invited 320 candidates under BC PNP, and at least 46 additional invitations for candidates in healthcare, childcare, and other priority occupations.
Oct 11: Quebec announced the results of a September 29 QSW draw that selected 1,195 candidates with 597+ points on the QSW points grid.
Oct 4: British Columbia invited 184 candidates, plus at least 47 additional invitations for candidates in healthcare, childcare, and other priority occupations & 5 candidates via the BC Entrepreneur stream. 
Sept 29: Ontario invited 1,340 candidates through the Express Entry: Skilled Trades stream.
Sept 28: Saskatchewan invited 639 candidates from the SINP Express Entry stream and 507 from the Occupations In-Demand stream (only certain occupations were invited).
Sept 28: Ontario invited 1,179 Express Entry candidates through the OINP Human Capital Priorities stream. Invited candidates had experience in priority tech occupations and CRS scores of 496 and higher. 
Sept 27: British Columbia invited at least 260 candidates to apply for provincial nomination through 5 streams of the BC PNP. These draws targeted tech workers, healthcare workers, childcare workers, and other priority occupations.
Sept 27: Quebec announced the results of a September 15 QSW draw that selected 1,009 candidates with 563+ points on the QSW points grid and job offers in in-demand occupations located outside Montreal. 
Sept 27: Ontario invited 3 candidates to apply via the Foreign Worker stream in a targeted draw for the Economic Mobility Pathways project. 
Sept 23: Ontario invited 363 Express Entry candidates via the French-Speaking Skilled Workers stream with CRS scores of 326/+.
Sept 23: The Northwest Territories launched a new stream for French-speakers with job offers in the territory.
Sept 22: Quebec announced the results of a September 8 QSW draw that selected 1,202 candidates with scores of 620/+ points on the QSW points grid.
Sept 21: British Columbia invited 341 candidates to apply for provincial nomination via regional PNP draw for candidates with jobs outside Metro Vancouver. Also, at least 12 candidates were invited via targeted draws for healthcare and education workers. 
Sept 20: Ontario invited 823 candidates via Masters Graduate stream with 33+ points.
Sept 15: Manitoba invited 436 candidates, including 150 Express Entry candidates.
Sept 15: Saskatchewan invited 53 candidates from the SINP Express Entry stream & 273 from the Occupations In-Demand stream (only certain occupations were invited).
Sept 15: PEI invited 142 candidates via the Labour & Express Entry streams & 5 invitations in the Business Work Permit Entrepreneur category. 
Sept 14: Manitoba invited 9 Ukrainian candidates from special immigration draw that identified those affected by ongoing events in Ukraine.
Sept 13: British Columbia invited 251 candidates under BC PNP in general draws, and at least 41 additional invitations for candidates in healthcare, childcare, and other priority occupations.
Sept 8: Manitoba invited 278 candidates, including 76 Express Entry candidates.
Sept 7: British Columbia invited at least 370 candidates under BC PNP. These draws targeted candidates with job offers outside the Metro Vancouver area.
Sept 7: Saskatchewan invited 521 candidates of SINP Express Entry stream and 422 of Occupations In-Demand stream (Selected occupations only).
Sept 7: Ontario invited 1,521 candidates through the Express Entry: Skilled Trades stream (Selected occupations only)
Sept 6: Saskatchewan invited 302 candidates of SINP Express Entry stream and 458 of Occupations In-Demand stream (Selected occupations only). 
Sept 1: Saskatchewan invited 312 candidates of SINP Express Entry stream and 629 of Occupations In-Demand stream (Selected occupations only). Also, 43 candidates were invited from SINP Entrepreneur Stream. 
Aug 30: British Columbia invited at least 255 candidates. These draws targeted tech workers, healthcare workers, childcare workers, and other priority occupations. 
Aug 30: Ontario invited 680 candidates through the Masters Graduate stream and 101 candidates through the PhD Graduate stream. Ontario also invited 1 candidate to apply through the Foreign Worker stream in a targeted draw for the Economic Mobility Pathways project. 
Aug 26: Manitoba invited 353 candidates, including 79 Express Entry candidates.
Aug 25: Saskatchewan invited 295 candidates from the SINP Express Entry stream, plus 334 from the Occupations In-Demand stream. Selected occupations were invited. 
Aug 23: British Columbia invited 205 candidates, plus at least 7 invitations for candidates in healthcare, childcare, and other priority occupations.
Aug 22: Quebec announced the results of an August 11 QSW draw that invited 58 candidates with job offers in Quebec.
Aug 18: PEI invited 117 candidates to apply through the Labour & Express Entry streams and issued 4 invitations for Business Work Permit Entrepreneur category.
Aug 18: Saskatchewan invited 416 candidates from the SINP Express Entry stream, plus 252 from the Occupations In-Demand stream. Selected occupations were invited.
Aug 16: Ontario invited 30 candidates with a score between 138-160 points to apply to the OINP Entrepreneur stream .
Aug 16: British Columbia invited 177 candidates, plus at least 47 additional invitations for candidates in healthcare, childcare, and other priority occupations.
Aug 11: Saskatchewan invited 433 candidates from the SINP Express Entry stream, plus 312 from the Occupations In-Demand stream. 
Aug 11: Manitoba invited 345 candidates, including 86 Express Entry candidates, from 3 different streams of the MPNP.
Aug 10: British Columbia invited at least 163 candidates. These draws targeted tech workers, healthcare workers, childcare workers, and other priority occupations.
Aug 4: Alberta announced the results of a July 29 draw that invited 120 Express Entry candidates with CRS scores as low as 473. Inventory figures for the AAIP Opportunity stream are updated.
Aug 3: British Columbia invited 166 candidates. These draws targeted tech workers, healthcare workers, childcare workers, and other priority occupations. 
July 28: Manitoba invited 354 candidates, including 56 Express Entry candidates, under 3 different streams of the MPNP. 
July 28: Saskatchewan invited 279 candidates via SINP Express Entry stream and 469 candidates via the SINP Occupations In-Demand stream.
July 27: Ontario invited 2 candidates to apply through a targeted draw for the Economic Mobility Pathways project. These invitations were issued though the OINP Employer Job Offer: Foreign Worker stream. 
July 27: Alberta published a list of participating communities for the Alberta Rural Entrepreneur stream. Read the list here.
July 26: British Columbia invited 147 candidates and at least 32 additional invitations for candidates in healthcare, childcare, and other priority occupations.
July 21: Saskatchewan invited 797 candidates from the SINP Express Entry stream & 5 to the citizens of Ukraine.
July 21: PEI invited 138 candidates under Labour & Express Entry streams & 27 in the Business Work Permit Entrepreneur category. 
July 20: Quebec announced the results of a July 7 QSW draw that invited 351 candidates with in-demand work experience. know more
July 19: British Columbia invited 165 candidates. These draws targeted tech workers, healthcare workers, and childcare workers. Also, less than 5 candidates were invited through the Regional Pilot of the BC Entrepreneur stream. 
July 18: Manitoba invited 11 Ukrainian candidates through a special immigration draw that identified those affected by ongoing events in Ukraine. 
July 15: Ontario invited 33 candidates to apply to the OINP Entrepreneur stream.
July 14: Manitoba invited 366 candidates, including 55 Express Entry candidates.
July 14: Ontario invited 755 Express Entry candidates through the OINP Skilled Trades stream.
July 14: Saskatchewan invited 625 candidates from the Express Entry and Occupations In-Demand streams of the SINP. In addition, 2 more candidates were invited who are citizens of Ukraine.
July 13: British Columbia reopened its Entrepreneur Immigration (EI) Base category and is now open to new registrations from experienced entrepreneurs.
July 12: British Columbia invited 132 candidates and 34 candidates were invited through draws targeting tech workers, healthcare workers, childcare workers, and other priority occupations.
July 7: Saskatchewan invited 64 candidates through the Entrepreneur stream of the SINP.
July 7: Ontario, which had stopped releasing PNP results during the recent provincial election campaign, released details from multiple draws over the past two months, totalling nearly 3,000 invitations and notifications of interest across 7 different streams. 
July 6: Saskatchewan invited 677 candidates from the Express Entry and Occupations In-Demand streams of the SINP. In addition, 5 more candidates were invited who are citizens of Ukraine.
July 5: British Columbia invited at least 129.
July 4: Manitoba invited 348 candidates, including 59 Express Entry candidates.

June 28: British Columbia invited 182 candidates.
June 27: Nova Scotia changed the eligibility requirements of the Nova Scotia Experience: Express Entry stream so that Post-Graduation Work Permit holders whose work permits were issued based on studies in a province other than Nova Scotia are not eligible. 
June 22: Alberta announced the results of a June 16 draw that invited 150 Express Entry candidates with CRS scores as low as 306.
June 21: British Columbia invited 125 candidates. These draws targeted tech workers, healthcare workers, and childcare workers. 
June 21: Manitoba invited 14 Ukrainian candidates through a special immigration draw. 
June 16: PEI invited 127 candidates, to apply via the Labour & Express Entry streams, and 9 invitations under Business Work Permit Entrepreneur category.
June 16: Nova Scotia announced increased quotas for the Nova Scotia Nominee Program and Atlantic Immigration Program. Find out more.
June 14: British Columbia invited 138 candidates, plus at least 20 additional invitations for candidates in priority healthcare and childcare occupations.
June 13: Ontario updated the vendor list for review of personal net worth for the OINP Entrepreneur Stream. To verify that net worth, candidates can use one of the following as of June 1, 2022:
– Grant Thornton LLP
– KPMG LLP
– MNP LLP
June 7: British Columbia invited at least 142 candidates to apply for provincial nomination through five streams of the BC PNP. These draws targeted tech workers, healthcare workers, and childcare workers.
June 7: Quebec added dozens of entry-level positions to its eligible list for facilitated LMIAs. Check the new list of occupations here (available in French only).
June 2: Manitoba invited 146 candidates, including 34 Express Entry candidates.
May 31: British Columbia invited 147 candidates and at least 17 additional invitations for candidates in priority healthcare and childcare occupations.
May 26: Ontario invited 535 Express Entry candidates via the OINP Skilled Trades stream.
May 26: Alberta announced the results of a May 19 draw that invited 100 Express Entry candidates with CRS scores as low as 382 and also updated inventory figures for the AAIP Opportunity stream.
May 24: British Columbia invited 137 candidates. These draws targeted tech workers, healthcare workers, and childcare workers.
May 20: PEI invited 137 candidates to apply through the Labour & Express Entry streams. A further 16 invitations were issued in the Business Work Permit Entrepreneur category.
May 20: Manitoba invited 13 Ukrainian candidates through a special immigration draw.
May 19: Quebec announced the results of a May 5 draw which selected 30 candidates to apply for permanent residence via the Regular Quebec Skilled Worker program. Selected candidates had job offers outside the Montreal region.
May 17: British Columbia invited at least 177 candidates to apply for provincial nomination.
May 10: British Columbia invited 167 candidates targeting tech workers, healthcare workers, childcare workers, and other priority occupations.
May 5: Saskatchewan invited 54 candidates through the Entrepreneur stream of the SINP.
May 5: Saskatchewan invited 197 candidates from the Express Entry and Occupations In-Demand streams of the SINP. 1 more candidate was invited who is a citizen of Ukraine, under a special measure in response to the current conflict. 
May 5: Manitoba invited 315 candidates, including 48 Express Entry candidates.
May 4: British Columbia invited at least 179 candidates.
May 3: Ontario will not be releasing new OINP invitation numbers during the provincial election campaign (draws will continue during this time). The election will take place on June 2.
May 3: British Columbia will re-open the BC PNP Entrepreneur stream to new applicants in July. The stream has been paused since July 2021.
May 3: Alberta has lifted its ‘refusal to process’ list, which was restricting temporary foreign workers in certain occupations from certain immigration programs during the pandemic.

April 28: Ontario invited 301 Express Entry candidates through the French Speaking Skilled Worker stream.
April 26: Quebec announced the results of an April 7 draw which invited 33 candidates to apply for permanent residence through the Quebec Skilled Worker program. Invited candidates had job offers outside the Montreal region.
April 26: Ontario invited 1,034 candidates to apply to the Express Entry-aligned OINP Skilled Trades stream. 
April 26: Alberta announced the results of an April 14 draw that invited 250 Express Entry candidates with CRS scores as low as 356.
April 26: British Columbia invited at least 148 candidates targeting tech workers, healthcare workers, childcare workers, and other priority occupations.
April 21: 
PEI invited 130 candidates to apply through the Labour & Express Entry streams and 11 invitations were issued in Business Work Permit Entrepreneur category.
Manitoba invited 303 candidates, including 46 Express Entry candidates.
April 19: 
Ontario announced the selection of Toronto Business Development Centre (TBDC), a startup accelerator, to deliver the Entrepreneur Pilot for two years. The government of Ontario states that in partnership with the TBDC, 100 immigrant entrepreneurs will establish and grow businesses outside the GTA.
British Columbia invited at least 175 candidates to apply for provincial nomination that includes a general draw and draws targeting BC’s priority occupations in tech, healthcare, childcare, and other occupations.
April 12: British Columbia invited 156 candidates to apply for provincial nomination targeting tech workers, healthcare workers, childcare workers, and other priority occupations.
April 11: Manitoba invited 20 candidates through a second “special immigration measure” draw that identified those affected by ongoing events in Ukraine. Manitoba invited MPNP candidates who are a citizen of Ukraine, have a valid language test showing a minimum of CLB 4 in each language ability in English or French, have an established connection to MB (close relative, family-like, community, previous employment or studies in Manitoba), and score at least 60 points according to MPNP assessment criteria. 
April 7: Manitoba invited 223 candidates, including 30 Express Entry candidates.
April 5: British Columbia invited at least 190 candidates this includes a general draw and draws targeting BC’s priority occupations in tech, healthcare, childcare, and other occupations.
Apr 1: 
Quebec announced that certain types of immigration applicants are now eligible to apply for a Quebec-based work permit after receiving their CSQ and before applying to the federal government. This will allow some workers to begin working before receiving a final decision on their application. Full details here.
Ontario announced that the Toronto Business Development Centre (TBDC), a startup accelerator, has been selected to deliver the Entrepreneur Pilot for two years. The government of Ontario states that in partnership with the TBDC, 100 immigrant entrepreneurs will establish and grow businesses outside the GTA. 
Mar 30: Ontario invited 618 candidates under Masters Graduate stream, the Employer Job Offer: Foreign Worker stream, and Employer Job Offer: In-Demand Skills stream. 
March 29: 
British Columbia invited at least 211 candidates. This draw was for BC’s priority occupations which include tech, healthcare, childcare, and other occupations.
Alberta announced the results of a March 22 draw that invited 350 Express Entry candidates with CRS scores as low as 325 and updated inventory figures for the AAIP Opportunity stream.
Mar 24: 
Ontario invited 471 candidates to apply to the Express Entry-aligned OINP Skilled Trades stream.
Manitoba invited 191 candidates, including 43 Express Entry candidates.
Saskatchewan announced the dates of future draws for the SINP entrepreneur stream. 
March 23: Quebec announced the results of a March 10 draw which selected 506 candidates to apply for permanent residence with a score of 577 points and above or job offers outside the Montreal region.
March 23: British Columbia continue to pause BC PNP Entrepreneur Immigration – Base category. A further update will be posted by May 1, 2022.
March 22: British Columbia invited at least 200 candidates to apply for provincial nomination.
March 18: Manitoba invited 16 candidates from the second “special immigration measure” draw for candidates affected by ongoing events in Ukraine.
March 17: PEI invited 130 candidates to apply under the Labour & Express Entry streams and 11 invitations in the Business Work Permit Entrepreneur category.
March 15: Alberta announced the results of a March 8 draw that invited 350 Express Entry candidates with CRS scores as low as 318. 
March 14: British Columbia invited 176 candidates, targeting tech workers, healthcare workers, and early childhood educators.
March 10: British Columbia announced changes to the BC PNP Skills Immigration stream to priorities healthcare workers and early childhood educators, with the goal to increase the number of people nominated in these occupations for permanent residence.The full BC PNP update is here.
March 10: Manitoba invited 120 candidates, including 33 Express Entry candidates.
March 9: Manitoba invited 71 candidates through a “special immigration measure” that identified those affected by ongoing events in Ukraine.
March 8: Saskatchewan invited 82 candidates from the Express Entry and Occupations In-Demand streams. Additionally, 3 candidates were invited who are citizens of Ukraine and were considered for invitation as a special measure in response to the current conflict.
March 8: British Columbia invited 204 candidates.
March 7: Saskatchewan launched a new SINP Tech Talent Pathway (Express Entry and non-Express Entry candidates) for tech workers in 11 occupations who want to move to Saskatchewan.
March 4: 
Saskatchewan invited 36 candidates (Ukraine residents only) from the Express Entry and Occupations In-Demand streams of the SINP.
Ontario invited 21 candidates to apply under OINP Entrepreneur stream. 
PEI launched a new PNP stream targeting workers with job offers from PEI employers in one of four in-demand occupations: Nurse aides, orderlies and patient service associates (NOC 3413); transport truck drivers (NOC 7511); Construction trades helpers and labourers (NOC 7611); and light duty cleaners (NOC 6731). 
Quebec announced the results of a February 24 draw which selected 306 candidates under the Regular Quebec Skilled Worker program. Invited candidates had scores at or above 630 points and job offers outside the Montreal region. 
Mar 3: Saskatchewan invited 58 entrepreneur candidates.
Mar 1: 
Ontario invited candidates under the Masters Graduate stream, the Employer Job Offer: Foreign Worker stream, and Employer Job Offer: International Student stream. 
British Columbia invited 136 candidates. This was a BC Tech draw.
Alberta published figures of how many AAIP Opportunity Stream applications are queued for processing (approx. 375, as of Jan. 21, 2022), as well as how many candidates are in the AAIP Express Entry pool (775 Candidates).

Feb 28: Ontario invited 173 Express Entry candidates under the PhD Graduate stream.
Feb 24: Ontario invited 818 Express Entry candidates under Skilled Trades stream.
Feb 24: Manitoba invited 278 candidates, including 66 Express Entry candidates, to apply under MPNP streams.
Feb 22: 
British Columbia invited 160 candidates under BC PNP.
Ontario invited 773 Express Entry candidates via the Human Capital Priorities stream, in specific occupations.
Feb 21: Quebec announced the results of a February 10 draw which selected 523 candidates to apply for permanent residence through the Quebec Skilled Worker program. Invited candidates had scores at or above 592 points and experience in selected in-demand occupations.
Feb 17: Alberta announced the results of a February 1 draw that invited 400 Express Entry candidates with CRS scores as low as 340. 
Feb 17: PEI invited 117 candidates to apply through the Labour & Express Entry streams and 6 invitations were issued under Business Work Permit Entrepreneur category.
Feb 16: Alberta changed the name of the Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program (AINP), which is now renamed the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program(AAIP).
It launched 2 new AAIP streams — the Rural Renewal Stream and the Rural Entrepreneur Stream – and renamed 3 existing AAIP streams (eligibility criteria did not change):
– The International Graduate Entrepreneur Immigration Stream is now the Graduate Entrepreneur Stream.
– The Foreign Graduate Start-Up Visa Stream is now the Foreign Graduate Entrepreneur Stream.
– The Self-Employed Farmer Stream is now the Farm Stream.
Feb 15: British Columbia invited 140 candidates (BC Tech draw).
Feb 10: Manitoba invited 273 candidates including 68 Express Entry candidates.
Feb 9: Ontario invited 749 candidates via Employer Job Offer: Foreign Worker and In-Demand Skills streams.
Feb 8: British Columbia invited 198 candidates.
Feb 8: Nova Scotia invited Express Entry candidates via Labour Market Priorities stream with a primary occupation of registered nurse or registered psychiatric nurse (NOC 3012).
Feb 8: Ontario invited 622 Express Entry candidates via the Human Capital Priorities stream, and 206 via the French Speaking Skilled Worker stream.
Feb 2: British Columbia invited 8 entrepreneur candidates via BC Entrepreneur stream.
Feb 1: Quebec announced the results of a January 27 draw which invited 322 candidates with a score of 647+ to apply for permanent residence through the Quebec Skilled Worker program. Job offers from outside Montreal region where only considered.
Feb 1: Alberta announced the results of a January 18 draw that invited 350 Express Entry candidates with CRS scores as low as 346.
Feb 1: British Columbia invited 126 candidates: BC Tech draw.

Jan 27: Manitoba invited 315 candidates, including 69 Express Entry candidates.
Jan 27: Ontario invited 1,032 Express Entry candidates via the Skilled Trades stream. 1st OINP Skilled Trades draw for more than a year, and the largest such draw till date.
Jan 25: British Columbia invited 264 immigration candidates via 2 draws for the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP), Skills Immigration (SI) and Express Entry BC (EEBC) streams.
Jan 20: PEI invited 121 candidates to apply via the Labour & Express Entry streams and issued 11 invitations under Entrepreneur category to apply for the Work Permit.
Jan 18: British Columbia invited 91 candidates to apply for provincial nomination through 4 streams (BC Tech draw).
Jan 18: Alberta invited 250 Express Entry candidates with CRS scores as low as 327 (results of a January 5 draw).
Jan 13: Quebec selected 512 candidates to apply for permanent residence through the Quebec Skilled Worker program.
Jan 13: Alberta announced a new Express Entry-aligned AINP pathway for tech workers, the Accelerated Tech Pathway. The occupation list is here.
Jan 13: Manitoba invited 443 candidates, including 97 Express Entry candidates, to apply to the MPNP via 3 MPNP streams.
Jan 12: Saskatchewan invited 104 candidates (selected occupations only) from the Express Entry and Occupations In-Demand streams.
Jan 12: Ontario invited 502 Express Entry candidates through the Human Capital Priorities stream.
Jan 11: Ontario invited 1,084 candidates from the Employer Job Offer: Foreign Worker, International Student, and In-Demand Skills streams.
Jan 11: British Columbia invited 232 candidates.
Jan 6: Saskatchewan invited 51 entrepreneur candidates to apply for SINP.
Jan 5: Alberta announced the results of a December 14 draw that invited 150 Express Entry candidates with CRS scores as low as 351. 
Jan 4, 2022: British Columbia invited 102 candidates. This was a BC Tech draw.

Dec 30, 2021: Manitoba invited 393 candidates, including 73 Express Entry candidates.
Dec 21: British Columbia invited 243 candidates.
Dec 21: Saskatchewan has launched a new International Healthcare Worker Expression of Interest (EOI) Pool. This is a a pre-application form that allows healthcare workers to indicate their interest in working in Saskatchewan, and will be used to match eligible workers with healthcare sector employers. Candidates may then apply through the SINP International Skilled Worker: Employment Offer stream or the Hard-to-Fill Skills Pilot. 
Dec 20: Alberta revealed that the AINP has issued all 6,250 certificates for 2021, and that there are approximately 475 applications queued for processing under the Alberta Opportunity Stream (AOS).
Dec 16: PEI invited 114 candidates to apply through the Labour & Express Entry streams. A further 11 invitations were issued in the Business Work Permit Entrepreneur category. 
Dec 16: Manitoba invited 349 candidates, including 64 Express Entry candidates, to apply via 3 MPNP streams. 
Dec 16: British Columbia invited 71 candidates to apply. It was a BC Tech draw.
Dec 16: Saskatchewan plans to conduct draws for its SINP Entrepreneur category on January 6, 2022; March 3, 2022; and May 5, 2022. 
Dec 14: Ontario to reboot its entrepreneur immigration options to accept 100 entrepreneur immigrants after a minimum investment of $200,000 in the Ontario economy. 
Dec 8: Alberta‘s November 24 draw invited 100 Express Entry candidates with CRS scores as low as 350. 
Dec 7: Ontario invited 1,186 candidates under Employer Job Offer: Foreign Worker, International Student, and In-Demand Skills streams.
Dec 7: British Columbia invited 267 candidates. 
Dec 2: Manitoba invited 438 candidates, including 71 Express Entry candidates.
Nov 30: British Columbia invited 89 candidates under 4 streams of the BC PNP-BC Tech draw.
Nov 25: Saskatchewan announced an entirely new SINP stream — the Hard-to-Fill Skills Pilot Program. The eligible jobs under this pilot will facilitate immigration to Saskatchewan for workers in low and entry level positions, among others. Find out more.Update: Moving2Canada has obtained from the Saskatchewan immigration department details of the occupation list for this new pilot. Find out more.
Nov 23: Alberta announced the results of a November 9 draw that invited 200 Express Entry candidates with CRS scores as low as 343. Find out more.
Nov 23: British Columbia invited 357 candidates.
Nov 22: Newfoundland revealed the results of 3 previous draws for its Priority Skills stream, inviting 633 candidates. (professionals in certain medical and tech occupations are priority).
Nov 18: PEI invited 172 candidates to apply through the Labour & Express Entry streams and 16 were issued in the Business Work Permit Entrepreneur category.
Nov 18: Saskatchewan invited 633 candidates from the Express Entry and Occupations In-Demand streams of the SINP (Selected occupations only).
Nov 18: Manitoba invited 428 candidates, including 68 Express Entry candidates, under 3 MPNP streams.
Nov 18: Nova Scotia added 3 new occupations to the eligibility list for the Occupations In Demand stream, including
– food & beverage servers,
– food counter attendants, and
– light duty cleaners.
Nov 16: British Columbia invited 87 candidates – BC Tech draw. 
Nov 11: Quebec announced the results on Nov 17 draw and selected 33 candidates under the Quebec Skilled Worker program.
Nov 9: British Columbia invited 340 candidates to apply to the BC PNP through a variety of streams. 
Nov 4: Ontario confirmed to have asked Canada’s new immigration minister to double the allocation for the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP), from 9,000 to 18,000 annual nominations. 
Nov 2: British Columbia invited 77 candidates under BC PNP – BC Tech draw. 
Nov 1: Manitoba invited 421 candidates, including 75 Express Entry candidates, to apply via three MPNP streams. 

October 28: British Columbia invited 358 candidates under the BC PNP.
October 27: Quebec announced October 21 draw that selected 23 candidates via Quebec Skilled Worker program. 
October 21: PEI invited 195 candidates via Labour & Express Entry streams & 9 via Business Work Permit Entrepreneur category.
October 21: Manitoba invited 459 candidates, including 94 Express Entry candidates, to apply to the MPNP through three MPNP streams.
October 20: Ontario invited 542 candidates under Masters Graduate and PhD Graduate streams.
October 19: British Columbia invited 85 candidates (BC Tech draw)
October 16: Alberta announced the results on Nov. 11 that invited 248 Express Entry candidates with CRS scores as low as 300.
October 12: Alberta invited 293 Express Entry candidates with CRS scores as low as 300.
October 12: British Columbia invited 419 candidates under various BC PNP Streams.
October 7: Manitoba invited 426 candidates, including 84 Express Entry candidates, to apply to the MPNP through 3 of its MPNP streams.
October 7: Nova Scotia invited Express Entry candidates who either had a job offer from a Nova Scotia employer or who had work experience as Carpenters (NOC 7271). Candidates were invited through the Labour Market Priorities stream. 
October 7: Ontario invited 162 Express Entry candidates under the French-speaking skilled worker stream.
October 6: Ontario invited 486 Express Entry candidates under Human Capital Priorities stream. 
October 5: British Columbia invited 108 candidates under 4 of its BC PNP streams (BC Tech draw.

September 30: Alberta invited 275 Express Entry candidates with CRS scores of 300 and higher. 
September 30: Quebec invited 536 candidates under Quebec Skilled Worker program.
September 28: British Columbia invited 422 candidates. 
September 27: Saskatchewan invited 391 selected occupation candidates from the Express Entry and Occupations In-Demand streams.
September 27: Manitoba invited 650 candidates, including 135 Express Entry candidates, to apply to the MPNP through three MPNP streams. 
September 22: Ontario invited 72 candidates under Employer Job Offer: In-Demand Skills stream.
September 21: Ontario invited 995 candidates through the Employer Job Offer: Foreign Worker and International Student streams. 
September 21: British Columbia invited 74 candidates under 4 of its BC PNP streams (BC Tech draw). 
September 21: Alberta invited 450 Express Entry candidates with CRS scores of 300 and higher. 
September 16: PEI invited 129 candidates under Labour & Express Entry streams and 14 via the Business Work Permit Entrepreneur category.
September 14: Alberta invited 385 Express Entry candidates with CRS scores as low as 300
September 14: Ontario invited 691 candidates under Masters Graduate and PhD Graduate streams.
September 14: British Columbia invited 464 candidates.
September 8: Saskatchewan invited 528 candidates under specific occupation from the Express Entry and Occupations In-Demand streams of the SINP.
September 7: 
Alberta invited 500 Express Entry candidates with CRS scores as low as 300. This is the largest draw in the program’s history.
British Columbia invited 34 candidates under BC PNP – BC Tech draw. 
September 2: 
Manitoba invited 602 candidates, including 101 Express Entry candidates, under 3 MPNP streams.
Quebec invited 517 candidates under Quebec Skilled Worker program.
August 31: British Columbia invited up to 488 candidates under various BC-PNP streams.
August 30: Alberta invited 400 Express Entry candidates with CRS scores as low as 301.
August 26: Ontario invited 20 candidates – OINP Entrepreneur Stream.
August 26: Quebec invited 585 candidates under Quebec Skilled Worker program.
August 25: Ontario invited 326 candidates under Masters Graduate stream.
August 24: British Columbia invited 74 candidates under BC PNP – BC Tech draw.
August 19: Saskatchewan invited 496 candidates from the Express Entry and Occupations In-Demand streams of the SINP – Selected NOCs.
August 19: 
Quebec invites 502 candidates to apply for permanent residence through the Quebec Skilled Worker program.
PEI invited 152 candidates to apply through the Labour & Express Entry streams. A further 9 invitations were issued in the Business Work Permit Entrepreneur category.
August 18: Ontario invited 479 candidates through the Masters & PhD Graduate streams. This was the first draw for these streams to use the new invitation selection system.
Aug 17: British Columbia invited up to 440 candidates to apply to the BC PNP through a variety of streams.
August 12: 
Manitoba invited 275 candidates, including 36 Express Entry candidates. 
Quebec invites 515 candidates to apply for permanent residence through the Quebec Skilled Worker program – Selected NOCs.
August 11: Ontario invited 48 candidate through the Employer Job Offer: In-Demand Skills stream. This was a targeted draw for health, manufacturing, and agricultural occupations. 
Aug 10: British Columbia invited 51 candidates under BC PNP – BC Tech draw.
Aug 10: Ontario opened the Expression of interest system for the OINP Masters Graduate and PhD Graduate streams.
August 6: Ontario invited 1 candidate through the Employer Job Offer: Foreign Worker stream and 1 through the International Student stream under Economic Mobility Pathways Project.
Aug 5: Saskatchewan invited 452 candidates from the Express Entry and Occupations In-Demand streams of the SINP under selected NOCs.
Aug 3: British Columbia invited 361 candidates under BC PNP and 13 for NOCs 0621 and 0631.
Aug 3: Alberta invites 148 Express Entry candidates with CRS scores as low as 300, from July 2021 draw. 
July 29: Manitoba invited 375 candidates, including 42 Express Entry candidates, to apply to the MPNP through 3 MPNP streams.
July 27: 
Ontario invited 1,031 candidates in priority occupations through the Express Entry-linked Human Capital Priorities stream. 
Manitoba invited 1,140 Express Entry candidates under MPNP Skilled Workers Overseas stream.
British Columbia invited 59 candidates.
July 21: 
Saskatchewan invited 280 candidates under selected occupation from the Express Entry and Occupations In-Demand streams of the SINP.
Ontario invited 115 candidates under Express Entry-linked French-Speaking Skilled Worker stream. 
July 20: 
British Columbia invited 323 candidates under BC PNP and 60 additional candidates for NOCs 0621 and 0631.
British Columbia temporarily suspected its base entrepreneur stream.
July 20: Alberta invited 181 Express Entry Candidates with CRS scores as low as 301 from its July 14 draw .
July 15: PEI invited 118 candidates under Labour & Express Entry streams and 9 invitations under Business Work Permit Entrepreneur category. 
July 15: Ontario conducted the 1st draw under its new intake system for OINP Employer Job Offer: In-Demand Skills draw .
July 13: Ontario invited 1,685 candidates via the Foreign Worker and International Student streams of the Employer Job Offer category.
July 9: Manitoba invited 277 candidates, including 48 Express Entry candidates, under 3 MPNP streams.
July 8: Saskatchewan invited 295 candidates from selective occupations under the Express Entry and Occupations In-Demand streams of the SINP.
July 7: Ontario invited 21 candidates with the Entrepreneur stream. 
July 6: British Columbia invited 342 candidates under BC PNP.

June 29: Alberta invited 148 Express Entry candidates with CRS scores as low as 302. 
June 29: British Columbia invited 52 candidates under BC Tech draw.
June 28: Manitoba invited 1,017 Express Entry candidates via the MPNP Skilled Workers Overseas stream.
June 23: Ontario invited 583 candidates via the Express Entry: Human Capital Priorities stream (CRS scores between 464-467 and experience in a priority occupation).
June 22: Alberta invited 184 Express Entry candidates with lowest CRS scores of 300.
June 22: British Columbia invited 341 candidates under BC PNP and 54 exclusively for NOCs 0621 and 0631.
June 23: Quebec invited 69 candidates to apply for permanent residence through the Quebec Skilled Worker program.
June 16: Ontario – Employer Job Offer Streams invited 569 candidates under Foreign Worker Stream, and 371 candidates under International Student stream.
June 15: British Columbia invited 72 candidates under Tech draw.
June 15: Saskatchewan invited 255 occupation specific candidates from the Express Entry and Occupations In-Demand streams.
June 8: British Columbia invited 323 candidates under 5 streams of the BC PNP and 50 under NOCs 0621 and 0631.
June 7: Manitoba invited 142 candidates (13 Express Entry) under 3 MPNP streams.
June 5: Alberta invited 191 Express Entry candidates with lowest CRS scores of 300.
June 2: British Columbia invited 68 candidates under 4BC PNP streams – tech pilot draw.
June 1: Ontario invited 986 candidates with CRS score between 300 – 379 under Express Entry: Skilled Trades stream.

May 30: British Columbia made the BC Tech Pilot into a permanent immigration pathway.
May 27: Manitoba invited 404 Express Entry candidates under Skilled Workers Overseas stream.
May 27: Quebec invited 90 candidates to apply for permanent residence through the Quebec Skilled Worker program.
May 26: Ontario invited 147 candidates with the lowest score of 73 through the Employer Job Offer: International Student stream and 11 International Student candidates under the Regional Immigration Pilot. 
May 25: British Columbia invited 323 candidates under 5 streams of the BC PNP and 47 candidates from a separate draw for NOCs 0621 and 0631.
May 25: Saskatchewan invited 405 candidates under selected occupation from the Express Entry and Occupations In-Demand streams. May 25: Manitoba invited 232 candidates, including 20 Express Entry candidates, to apply under 3 MPNP streams.
May 25: Ontario invited 64 candidates through the Employer Job Offer: Foreign Worker stream. Invited candidates held job offers in communities prioritized through the Ontario Regional Immigration Pilot.
May 20: PEI invited 138 candidates to apply through the Labour & Express Entry streams and 17 under Business Work Permit Entrepreneur category.
May 18: Alberta invited 250 Express Entry candidates with CRS scores as low as 301. 
May 18: British Columbia invited 82 candidates under 4 streams of the BC PNP. This was a tech pilot draw. 
May 18: Ontario invited 138 candidates with scores 77+ through the Employer Job Offer: International Student stream.
May 11: British Columbia invited 331 candidates under 5 streams and 48 candidates with NOCs 0621 and 0631 under a separate draw.
May 11: Ontario invited 81 candidates, with experience in priority health and trades occupations, through the Employer Job Offer: Foreign Worker stream.
May 6: Saskatchewan invited 259 candidates under selected occupation from the Express Entry and Occupations In-Demand streams of the SINP.
May 6: Manitoba invited 150 candidates (14 Express Entry).
May 5: Alberta invited 250 Express Entry candidates with CRS score of 300+.
May 4: British Columbia invited 84 candidates under 4 streams of the BC PNP (tech pilot draw).
May 4: Ontario invited 102 Express Entry candidates through the French-Speaking Skilled Worker stream.

April 27: British Columbia invited 348 candidates under 5 streams of the BC PNP and 14 under NOCs 0621 and 0631 in a separate draw.
April 26: Manitoba invited 367 candidates (34 Express Entry) under 3 MPNP streams. 
April 27: Alberta invited 200 Express Entry candidates with CRS scores of 301+. 
April 20: British Columbia invited 90 candidates to apply under 4 streams of the BC PNP (tech pilot draw).
April 19: Manitoba invited 399 candidates (373 Express Entry) under the Skilled Workers Overseas stream. April 15: PEI invited 140 candidates under Labour & Express Entry streams and 16 under Business Work Permit Entrepreneur category.
April 13: 
British Columbia invited 420 candidates via 5 BC PNP streams, 21 candidates for NOCs 0621 and 0631 and 11 candidates under BC’s entrepreneurial streams. 
Ontario invited 528 Express Entry candidates through the Human Capital Priorities stream (Tech draw for candidates with work experience in one of six tech occupations).
April 8: Manitoba invited 243 candidates, including 15 Express Entry candidates.
April 8: Saskatchewan invited 279 candidates under the Express Entry and Occupations In-Demand streams with selected occupations only.
April 6: 
British Columbia invited 80 candidates under tech pilot draw. 
Alberta invites 200 Express Entry candidates with CRS scores as low as 302.

March 30: 
Alberta invited 300 Express Entry candidates with CRS scores as low as 301.
British Columbia invited 330 candidates under 5 streams of the BC PNP and 44 from NOCs 0621 and 0631.
Nova Scotia invited Express Entry candidates under Labour Market Priorities stream, with French-language proficiency CLB 9 or above and English-language proficiency at CLB 7 or above.
March 25: Manitoba invited 335 candidates, including 49 Express Entry candidates, to apply under 3 M-PNP streams.
March 24: Saskatchewan invited 418 candidates under Express Entry and Occupations In-Demand streams of the SINP.
March 23: British Columbia invited 95 candidates via Tech Pilot draw targeting 4 streams of the BC PNP.
The province also announced the extension of the BC Regional Immigration Pilot for another three years.
March 18: PEI invited 140 candidates via Labour & Express Entry streams and 10 invitations via Business Work Permit Entrepreneur category.
March 16: 
Ontario will be introducing a new points-based Expression of Interest (EOI) system to select candidates via 5 OINP streams.
British Columbia invited 428 candidates under 5 streams of the BC PNP, with 78 candidates for NOCs 0621 and 0631.

March 11: Manitoba invited 299 candidates (incl. 35 EE candidates), under 3 MPNP streams. 

March 9: British Columbia invited 95 candidates via Tech Pilot draw targeting 4 streams of the BC PNP.

March 3: 
Ontario invited 126 Express Entry candidates via French-Speaking Skilled Worker (FSSW) stream.
Alberta invited 159 Express Entry candidates with CRS scores as low as 352, announced on Feb. 16. 

March 2: 
Alberta invited 200 Express Entry candidates with CRS scores of 301.
British Columbia invited 418 candidates via 5 streams of the BC PNP. A separate draw was held only for NOCs 0621 and 0631 which invited 26 additional candidates.
Ontario invited 754 Express Entry candidates via Human Capital Priorities stream under 10 priority occupations.

February 26: Manitoba invited 207 candidates, 5 under Express Entry candidates and others under 3 MPNP streams.
February 25: Saskatchewan invited 299 candidates under Express Entry stream of the SINP (Only selected occupations were considered). 
February 23: British Columbia invited 87 candidates under Tech Pilot draw targeting 4 streams of the BC PNP.
February 18: PEI invited 102 candidates under Labour & Express Entry streams and 19 invitations under Business Work Permit Entrepreneur category. 
February 16: 
Alberta announced the results of a draw on February 10 in which 200 Express Entry candidates were invited with CRS scores as low as 301.
British Columbia invited 459 candidates under 5 streams of the BC PNP and 35 candidates under NOCs 0621 and 0631.
British Columbia lifted special measures that has excluded 31 occupations.
Ontario invited 1,186 Express Entry candidates under Human Capital Priorities stream (Tech draw – selected candidates with work experience in one of six tech occupations).
February 12: Manitoba invited 296 candidates, including 20 Express Entry candidates, under 3 MPNP streams.
February 11: Saskatchewan invited 541 candidates, under Express Entry and Occupations In-Demand streams of the SINP.
February 9: British Columbia invited 74 candidates, under Tech Pilot draw targeting 4 BC PNP streams.
February 2: British Columbia invited 208 candidates, under 5 BC PNP streams, including 8 candidates under Entrepreneur stream.
February 2: Ontario invited 283 Express Entry candidates, under Human Capital Priorities stream.
January 28: Alberta invited 100 Express Entry candidates with CRS scores as low as 360.