Ontario, BC, Alberta, and Quebec Select New Immigration Candidates.
Four Canadian provinces – Ontario, British Columbia (B.C.), Quebec, and Alberta – have recently invited candidates to apply for immigration through their respective provincial programs.
Except for Nunavut and Quebec, all Canadian provinces and territories use a Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) to select skilled economic immigrants. These programs aim to address local labour market needs and demographic challenges. Quebec has a unique agreement with the federal government, giving it control over its economic immigration programs.
On July 25, Ontario issued 209 Notifications of Interest (NOIs) through the Express Entry Human Capital Priorities stream of its Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP).
Niagra Falls, Ontario
This draw specifically targeted general practitioners and family physicians (National Occupation Classification (NOC) 31102) who met the following criteria:
B.C. conducted two British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BCPNP) draws on July 23. In the first, a general draw, B.C. issued 35 invitations to candidates from five streams:
Glacier National Park, BC
Eligible candidates from all streams except "Entry Level and Semi-Skilled" needed a minimum score of 134 to receive an invitation, while Entry Level and Semi-Skilled candidates needed a minimum score of 110.
The second draw targeted specific occupations, issuing 73 invitations across four categories:
Quebec released the results of a draw conducted on June 27, 2024.
St. Lawrence River, Quebec
During this draw, Quebec invited 1,528 candidates to apply for permanent selection, provided they met the following criteria:
Candidates who received invitations can now apply for a Quebec Selection Certificate.
Alberta released results from a draw held on July 2. The Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP) issued 37 Notification of Interest (NOI) letters to candidates in the "dedicated healthcare pathway with Alberta job offer" category. All invited candidates had a minimum CRS score of 301.
Banff National Park, Alberta
These provincial draws highlight the ongoing efforts across Canada to address labour market needs and demographic challenges through strategic immigration programs.
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