Saskatchewan employers in capped sectors are facing their last opportunity of the year to secure provincial immigration spaces for their workers. The SINP capped sector intake September, running September 14–15, 2026, will be the final chance this year for employers in retail, trucking, accommodation, and food services to support workers on the provincial nomination track….
Newfoundland and Labrador has selected 140 foreign nationals for provincial immigration in its latest draw, notifying candidates on August 26, 2026 that they can move forward pursuing Canadian permanent residence. This round split invitations between two programs: 94 through the Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Nominee Program (NLPNP), and 46 through the Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP)….
Manitoba has conducted one of its largest and most heavily targeted selection rounds of the year, focusing overwhelmingly on skilled trades and transportation occupations. The Manitoba PNP trades transportation draw, held August 27, 2026, invited 741 foreign nationals to apply for provincial immigration, with 600 of those invitations—more than 80% of the entire round—going specifically…
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…
Newfoundland and Labrador has conducted its tenth selection round of the year, issuing 208 total invitations through the province’s two provincial immigration pathways. This latest Newfoundland and Labrador provincial immigration draw, held August 10, 2026, leaned heavily toward the Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Nominee Program (NLPNP), which accounted for approximately 89.4% of the entire invitation…
The Northwest Territories Nominee Program has received a significant boost from the federal government, gaining 103 additional nomination spaces for 2026. This increase raises the territory’s total allocation for the year from 197 to 300 nominations—matching the level the Northwest Territories Nominee Program ultimately reached by the end of 2025 following two separate increases that…
Newfoundland and Labrador has bounced back sharply from its smallest draw of the year. The latest Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Nominee Program round, held July 28, 2026, issued 445 invitations to apply for provincial immigration—matching the province’s largest single draw since March and marking a dramatic turnaround from the previous round just weeks earlier. This…
Manitoba has conducted another significant round of provincial nomination selections, this time prioritizing workers already established in the province. Manitoba PNP Draw 276, held on July 30, 2026, issued 766 Letters of Advice to Apply (LAAs) across multiple streams and pathways, with a heavy concentration of invitations going to candidates employed in manufacturing and utilities…
New Brunswick has conducted a substantial wave of provincial immigration selections over the past week. Between July 16 and July 22, 2026, a series of New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program draw rounds—combined with a separate Atlantic Immigration Program selection—issued a total of 750 invitations across five distinct pathways. These invitations were distributed through three streams…
