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Canada’s new pathway to permanent residence for 90,000 international graduates and essential workers opens on Thursday (May 6), and concerns are being raised about the federal government portal that will be used to receive applications. The buzz surrounding the new pathways, launched in April to help Ottawa meet its ambitious 2020 target of 401,000 new
British Columbia immigration has conducted two new draws, issuing invitations to a total of 362 candidates through the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program. The April 27 draws featured a general draw, and a second draw targeting two NOC codes: 0621 for Retail and Wholesale Trade Managers and 0631 for Restaurant and Food Service Managers. In
British Columbia immigration has issued 90 invitations to skilled workers and international graduates in a new BC PNP Tech Pilot draw. The April 20 draw featured invitations through four streams of the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program. Minimum scores were 80 for all four streams. The featured streams were: SI – Skilled Worker SI –
British Columbia immigration has conducted two new draws, issuing invitations to a total of 441 candidates through the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program. The April 13 draws again included the 31 occupations previously excluded due to the coronavirus crisis. B.C. also again took the step of conducting a general draw, and a second draw targeting
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is launching six new immigration streams for more than 90,000 essential workers already in Canada, primarily those working in hospitals and long-term care homes, other essential services, and international graduates. Those seeking permanent residence will be able to apply starting May 6 for the streams, three of which are
British Columbia immigration has conducted two new draws, issuing invitations to a total of 374 candidates through the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program. The March 30 draws again saw B.C. take the step of conducting a general draw, and a second draw targeting two NOC codes: 0621 for Retail and Wholesale Trade Managers and 0631
British Columbia immigration has issued 95 invitations to skilled workers and international graduates in a new BC PNP Tech Pilot draw. The March 23 draw featured invitations through four streams of the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program. Minimum scores were 80 for all four streams. The featured streams were: SI – Skilled Worker SI –
British Columbia immigration has conducted two new draws, issuing invitations to a total of 506 candidates through the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program. The March 16 draws again included the 31 occupations previously excluded due to the coronavirus crisis. B.C. also again took the step of conducting a general draw, and a second draw targeting
British Columbia immigration has conducted two new draws, issuing invitations to a total of 444 candidates through the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program. The March 2 draws again included the 31 occupations previously excluded due to the coronavirus crisis. B.C. also again took the step of conducting a general draw, and a second draw targeting
Minimum scores dropped by five points as British Columbia immigration issued 87 invitations to skilled workers and international graduates in a new BC PNP Tech Pilot draw. The February 23 draw featured invitations through four streams of the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program. Minimum scores were 75 for all four streams. The featured streams were:
