British Columbia issues 407 invitations in new PNP draw British Columbia has invited over 6,000 immigration candidates to apply for a provincial nomination so far this year. British Columbia invited 407 immigration candidates through a provincial nominee program draw held on September 15, 2020. By Alexandra Miekus
Skilled immigrants: Canada is making progress toward gender equality The number of women with CRS scores above 400 has increased 56 per cent since 2017, latest Express Entry report shows More and more women are finding themselves as the principal applicants in Canada’s Express Entry immigration process. By Alexandra Miekus
Alberta invites 471 Express Entry candidates with CRS scores as low as 303 to apply for provincial nomination Results of the latest two Alberta Express Entry draws have been released Two provincial nomination draws have created an opportunity for Express Entry candidates seeking to immigrate to the province of Alberta—Canada’s west-most Prairie Province, home to Calgary, Edmonton, and Banff National Park. By CIC News
Manitoba issues new invitations to skilled workers and international graduates MPNP has now issued 4,320 invitations to skilled worker candidates in 2019 Manitoba invited 196 immigration candidates to apply for a provincial nomination for Canadian permanent residence in an Expression of Interest draw held May 23. By CIC News
Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program giving rural communities a new lease on life Steinbach, Winkler and Morden among Manitoba communities that have seen populations grow as a result of immigration In 1996, the Manitoba community of Steinbach had a population of 8,478 people, a number that has now almost doubled thanks in large part to the province’s immigrant nominee program. By CIC News
Canada’s goal of 1 million new permanent residents turning heads worldwide International media are taking notice of Canada's 'friendly stance' towards immigration Canada’s goal of admitting more than a million new permanent residents by the end of 2021 is gaining new attention internationally. By Stephen Smith
