The 2025 BC PNP annual report shows how a sharp nomination allocation reduction transformed provincial immigration selection. Despite beginning with only 4,000 spaces and an inventory of about 5,200 applications, the program ultimately received 6,214 nominations and redirected limited capacity
Canada issued 229 Express Entry invitations to physicians at CRS 198 on September 3, 2026, marking the third and smallest Physicians draw of the year. The 28-day tie-break indicates candidates at CRS 198 may remain in the pool, while total
B.C. will allow eligible internationally trained physicians from Australia, Hong Kong, Ireland, New Zealand, South Africa, Switzerland and the United Kingdom to apply directly for a full medical licence starting July 6, 2026. The change may help qualified doctors begin
Canada issued 271 Express Entry invitations in a Physicians occupation-based draw on June 24, 2026, with a CRS cut-off of 223 and a 24-day tie-break profile age. The draw was smaller than February’s Physicians round, but the category remains one
The latest forward regulatory plans outline a sweeping transformation of Canada’s economic migration framework, highlighted by the proposed repeal of three legacy high-skilled classes in favor of a single, unified category. Additional reforms include amending definitions to allow independent contractor
Express Entry issued 4,000 ITAs in the Healthcare and Social draw on Feb 20, 2026 at CRS 467. Version 3 now requires 12 months of qualifying work experience, while a 73-day tie-breaker suggests strong congestion at the cut-off.
Canada ran its first-ever Express Entry Physicians draw on February 19, 2026, issuing 391 invitations at CRS 169. The 47-day tie-break window suggests a tight cut-off cohort, while broader Healthcare draws remain far more competitive. Here is what the new
