British Columbia has released concrete targets showing exactly how many skilled workers in priority healthcare and childcare occupations it intends to nominate before the year ends. The BCPNP healthcare nomination quota 2026 sets a range of 1,620 to 2,015 nominations for in-demand healthcare workers, alongside a separate target of 360 to 440 for early childhood…
British Columbia has received a substantial boost to its provincial nomination capacity for the remainder of the year. The BCPNP nomination allocation 2026 has risen by 1,000 additional spaces, bringing the province’s total to 6,254 nominations—higher than its final 2025 allocation, following two separate increases from the federal government this year alone. The Government of…
British Columbia has issued its largest occupation-specific selection round in recent memory. The BC PNP Skills Immigration draw August 6 invited no fewer than 500 candidates to apply for provincial nomination, targeting workers across construction trades, healthcare, childcare, education, and veterinary care—five distinct sectors reflecting the province’s current labour market priorities. This latest BC PNP…
British Columbia has continued its targeted approach to provincial nomination, issuing invitations to skilled workers in some of the province’s most pressing labour shortage areas. On July 9, 2026, the BC PNP Skills Immigration draw invited 343 candidates across four occupational categories, focusing specifically on care-based occupations and construction trades. This marks the eighth Skills…
