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invitations on a weekly basis.

The most recent rounds of invitations under the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) were held on July 5. More than 128 candidates received invitations to apply for a provincial nomination in these draws. This week’s draws were aimed at specific sectors of activity.

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The British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) held its weekly round of invitations on May 3. More than 178 BC immigration candidates received invitations to apply for a provincial nomination.

Here is a look back at Provincial Nominee Program invitation rounds between April 11-15.

This past week, Manitoba held a special Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) invitation round for citizens of Ukraine and the BC PNP issued invitations to more than 155 candidates.

B.C. issues 311 invitations to apply for a provincial nomination in latest draw

The PNP is crucial for the economic growth of the provinces and territories in Canada.

On August 2 and August 9, British Colombia government invited number of qualified applicant.

Quebec invited 1,195 skilled workers to apply for permanent selection .

Here is a look at Canada's most recent provincial immigration draws.

Two Canadian provinces released their Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) draw results this past week, and Quebec held a recent draw through Arrima.

Canada's Parents and Grandparents Program (PGP) saw a 48.8% rise in new permanent residents in May, welcoming 3,185 individuals. This is a notable jump from April's 2,140. Despite this monthly increase, the year-to-date total of 11,115 remains 13.4% lower than last year's 12,830 for the same period.

British Columbia has released the results of the latest Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) invitation draws that took place this past week. PNP invitation draws in British Columbia typically occur on a weekly basis, making it one of the most frequent PNP draws in Canada.

The Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot for Vernon-North Okanagan is easing some requirements to allow employers to hire more employees starting December 1.

Clearing customs by traditionally declaring items upon arrival at an airport can take a long time. In addition to time spent in customs processing, travellers often spend significant time with other administrative tasks, which for a new immigrant can include meeting with a CBSA officer and handling other standard procedural measures required as a new Canadian.

To help Canadian employers fill labour and skills gaps in their organizations when there are no qualified and available Canadians or permanent residents (PR), Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) operates the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP).

Although English and French are the main languages spoken in Canada, the country’s linguistic diversity continues to grow.

Canada is facing a healthcare worker shortage, leading to longer wait times and staff burnout. To address this, Canada has made it easier for internationally educated nurses (IENs) to get accredited. IENs must be licensed by a provincial nursing college, which varies by province.

When deciding where to study internationally, prospective post-secondary students have an abundance of options at their disposal, both from the perspective of choosing what country to study in and what institution to attend.

Canada is a top-ranking destination for international students. It has some of the world’s most sought-after universities and offers a unique student life experience.

Globe and Mail's study ranked Canada's top cities for newcomers, focusing on integration ease, amenities, and affordable housing, targeting recent arrivals within five years. Data from 439 cities with over 10,000 population was analyzed, considering 43 variables across 10 key categories: economy, housing, demographics, healthcare, safety, education, community, amenities, transportation, and climate.

There are a number of reasons why Canada is ranked the #1 country for immigration in the world.

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