Name: Express Entry PNP Draw: 714 ITAs Issued, CRS 738 Nov 2025
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Today’s Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) Express Entry draw issued 714 invitations to apply (ITAs) to candidates with a minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score of 738. This is the 3rd largest PNP-specific draw this year.

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Key Takeaways for Express Entry Candidates from the November 10, 2025 Draw

Type of Draw: Provincial Nominee Program (PNP)
Invitations Issued: 714
CRS Score (Lowest-Ranked Candidate): 738
Rank Needed: 714 or above
Tie-Breaking Rule: February 22, 2025, at 2:12:01 UTC

Our Analysis of This Express Entry Draw

On November 10, 2025, Canada issued 714 invitations to apply (ITAs) to candidates with a minimum CRS score of 738.

This was the third largest PNP draw of 2025, nudging the total number of invitations under this category to 8,599.

Provincial activity has been heating up recently. The months of September and October saw provinces nominating more candidates than usual, driven by regional labour needs. This latest draw feels like the continuation of that momentum, showing that Canada’s provinces are ready to play a bigger role in shaping who gets to call the country home.

What’s Fueling This Momentum?

Part of the story lies in the 2026 Immigration Levels Plan, which changed expectations across the board. Ottawa raised its target for PNP admissions from 55,000 in 2025 to more than 91,000 in 2026 – a jump that’s hard to overlook.

This increase suggests that the federal government is betting big on the PNP as a cornerstone of its immigration strategy and empowering provinces to select the candidates they know will make a difference in their local economies. And that’s a smart move. After all, who better to identify local talent needs than the provinces themselves?

A Hint of What’s Coming Under the 2026 Immigration Targets

If you’re waiting in the Express Entry pool, this draw is a reminder that staying informed and staying ready matters. With higher PNP targets and more frequent draws, 2026 might bring even more opportunities for candidates with strong provincial connections or specialized skills.

The CRS cutoff of 738 is still high, but as provinces issue more nominations and Canada rolls out its 2026 levels plan, we could see larger draws across the Express Entry system. And honestly, that’s encouraging news for skilled candidates who’ve been waiting on the sidelines.

Beyond the numbers, provinces are clearly taking a larger role in shaping Canada’s immigration system. With targets rising and activity picking up, 2026 could mark a real turning point for the PNP.

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