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British Columbia has released an updated edition of its WelcomeBC Newcomers’ Guide, designed to support individuals and families as they begin their lives in the province. We won’t lie – it’s a very long read (274 pages!!).
In most economic immigration programs, your work experience is central to determining your eligibility. Whether it’s Express Entry or other skilled worker programs, the points you claim for past employment often decide whether you qualify for an immigration program.
Newfoundland and Labrador’s immigration program has kept a steady pace in 2025, with regular draws across both the NL Provincial Nominee Program (NLPNP) and the Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP). The most recent round on September 12, 2025, invited 353 candidates — 218 through NLPNP and 135 through AIP. This was one of the larger draws of the year, highlighting how the province is leaning on both streams to meet labour needs.
Alberta hit the gas on its PNP in September. Across seven draws from Sept 2–10, AAIP issued 1,376 invitations with an average cut-off of ~53.1. That’s nearly double August’s invitations (≈692) and a lower average cut-off (August average ~56.0). Notably, these draws continue Alberta’s focus on filling specific priority sectors (aviation, health care, construction, agriculture).
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