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Immigration
By Stephanie Ford
Posted on August 6, 2024
Updated on August 7, 2024
Invitations by Province in July 2024:
Healthcare occupations are clearly being targeted across Canada at the moment. We saw healthcare professions receiving targeted invitations in Ontario, BC, Alberta, and PEI in July.
This is good news for anyone in Canada who has experience in healthcare or is currently studying in the healthcare field, since there are many PNP options for you.
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Alberta’s wildfire season has been devastating this year, with the iconic tourist destination Jasper experiencing a horrific wildfire that destroyed over one third of the town. (Learn more about special measures for wildfires in Canada.)
In response, the AAIP eligibility has been adjusted slightly for those whose applications are based on a job offer or residence in an Albertan community that has been evacuated. The measures mean that applications will be held for up to one year from the community evacuation date. So applicants who meet this criteria will have one year to demonstrate that they meet AAIP criteria again by, for example, finding a new job in an eligible occupation if they have become unemployed due to the wildfire.
More information available from the AAIP.
Ontario has introduced changes for nurses that will help them to apply to two OINP streams. The province also announced major additions to the Employer Job Offer: In-Demand list of eligible occupations, with trades and industry workers to benefit from 34 newly-added eligible jobs.
Learn more about these changes.
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Processing times have increased for BC’s 5 Skills Immigration PNP streams:
BC has not published updated processing times showing the delay, but applicants should expect to wait longer than 3 months for their applications to be processed.
BC expects to return to processing 80% of applications received under the Skills Immigration pathway in early 2025.
Read the full news post about BC’s processing times to learn more about what to do if these changes impact you and your application.
Canada’s Northwest Territories (NWT) has reached its PNP allocation limit of 300 in 2024. This is an incredible milestone, especially considering we are only in July, since NWT has not previously reached its allocation limit in any year.
The NWT will not be accepting new applications for the remainder of 2024 – other than applications from PNP-eligible foreign workers on a temporary work permit expiring in 2024 and who have worked in the NWT this year.
Learn what to do if the Northwest Territories PNP allocation being exhausted impacts you.
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