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Alberta immigration has announced the results of a new Express Entry draw, the province inviting 200 candidates with Comprehensive Ranking System scores as low as 322. The draw took place on April 29 and was the ninth draw of the year through the Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program. Alberta has also now conducted four draws since
Alberta immigration has announced the results of two new Express Entry draws, with the province inviting 320 candidates with Comprehensive Ranking System scores as low as 353. The two draws took place on April 1 and April 14 and were the seventh and eighth draws of the year through the Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program. Alberta
2020-03-14 – Alberta’s provincial government will develop a new immigration strategy including two entrepreneur streams to help plug labour market gaps and create jobs. The Alberta Advantage Immigration Strategy, highlighted in the recently-released provincial budget, will include a new Foreign Graduate Entrepreneur Program alongside the new Startup Visa Stream. Both will work alongside the Alberta
2020-02-24 – The Alberta industry regulator for engineering technologists and technicians is one of the first in the country to abolish the requirement for Canadian education and work experience. It means new Alberta immigrants in the profession have a much easier time becoming certified in the province. The Association of Science & Engineering Technology Professionals
2020-02-07 – Alberta immigration issued 351 Notification of Interest letters in two draws targeting Alberta Express Entry candidates with Comprehensive Ranking System scores as low as 300. The Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program draws took place on January 22 and January 29, 2020. In the January 22 draw, 201 NOIs letters were sent, with the CRS
2019-12-09 – Alberta immigration has reached its federal government nomination of 6,000 for 2019. As of December 6, 2019, no further nominations will be issued through the Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program until January. The province says it will continue to process applications, with 1,750 in the queue, without issuing certificates. The nomination limit is set
Alberta will continue to face labour challenges in the coming year, according to a new report. The report, compiled and released by Alberta firm Collective Technical Recruitment, predicts that employers in the province will continue to have trouble finding the skilled workers they need, particularly in the oil and gas sector. The report identifies several
