Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia, Manitoba, and Alberta are inviting candidates to take their Canadian dreams to the next level

Here’s a quick rundown of the latest provincial immigration highlights from June 30 to July 7:

Ontario:

In a tech-focused draw, Ontario invited 748 candidates through the Express Entry Human Capital Priorities stream.

Candidates needed a CRS score ranging from 479 to 485 to be eligible for nomination.

Quebec:

Quebec extended invitations to 1,218 individuals for permanent selection.

French proficiency at level 7 or higher was required, along with specific occupation codes.

British Columbia:

BC held three draws, inviting 137 candidates from the Skilled Worker and International Graduate streams.

The largest draw welcomed 97 candidates, and other draws targeted early childhood teachers, assistants, and healthcare professionals.

Manitoba:

Manitoba issued 587 Letters of Advice to Apply across various streams.

Draws included occupation-specific invites and international education candidates.

Alberta:

Alberta conducted a small draw, inviting 12 candidates through the Express Entry Dedicated Healthcare Pathway.

The minimum CRS score was 354.

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