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Yukon Nominee Program Confirms 282 Allocations and New Priority Categories for 2026- ImmigCanada
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Yukon Nominee Program Confirms 282 Allocations and New Priority Categories for 2026

The Yukon Nominee Program allocation for 2026 has been officially confirmed, with the territorial government receiving 282 nomination spaces to support employers facing ongoing labour shortages. According to the announcement, the program will operate through two structured intake periods, giving businesses a clearer and more predictable pathway to hire and retain foreign workers already contributing...

Canada Employment Report
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Canada Employment Report December 2025 Shows Steady Jobs Market with Rising Opportunities for Newcomers

Canada ended 2025 with a labour market that showed stability, resilience, and important signals for job seekers. The Canada employment report December 2025 revealed that overall employment remained steady while wages continued to rise and healthcare hiring gained momentum. Although unemployment increased slightly, the broader picture points to a labour market that is adjusting rather...

British Columbia PNP Skills Immigration Pool Reaches 11210 Registrations in January 2026 Update- ImmigCanada
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British Columbia PNP Skills Immigration Pool Reaches 11,210 Registrations in January 2026 Update

British Columbia’s provincial immigration system continues to attract strong interest from skilled workers. As of January 6, 2026, the British C PNP Skills Immigration registration pool recorded 11,210 active registrations, according to the province’s latest update. While no Invitations to Apply were issued in this update, the size and score distribution of the pool provide...

Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program Draw
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Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program Draw December 2025 Invites 421 Skilled Workers in Final Round of the Year

Manitoba closed out the year with a strong hiring-focused selection round, as the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program Draw December 2025 issued 421 Letters of Advice to Apply under the Skilled Worker in Manitoba stream. Conducted on December 31, 2025, this final draw of the year highlighted the province’s continued emphasis on candidates already contributing to...

French Language Requirement for Temporary Foreign Workers
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Quebec Introduces French Language Requirement for Temporary Foreign Workers After Three Years

Quebec has announced a major policy shift affecting long-term temporary foreign workers. Under new rules released by the Gouvernement du Québec, workers applying for a Québec Acceptance Certificate (CAQ) after completing three years of employment in the province will need to demonstrate Level 4 spoken French proficiency. The requirement will apply to applications submitted on...

Latest Prince Edward Island PNP Draw
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Latest Prince Edward Island PNP Draw Invited 13 Labour and Express Entry Candidates

Prince Edward Island continues to stand out as one of Canada’s most welcoming provinces for skilled workers, international graduates, and entrepreneurs. With its consistent nomination pattern and labour focused approach, interest in the Prince Edward Island PNP next draw prediction 2025 remains high among immigration applicants worldwide. The latest PEI PNP draw invites 13 labour...

New Brunswick Issues 145 Invitations
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New Brunswick Issues 145 Invitations Across Three NBPNP Draws in Late 2025

New Brunswick issued 145 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) across three NBPNP draws held on November 16 and December 9, 2025, marking continued targeted selection under its expression of interest system. The draws covered multiple immigration streams and focused on candidates with employment ties to the province, including francophone applicants and workers already contributing to New...

British Columbia PNP 2026 Allocation Update
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British Columbia PNP 2026 Allocation Update for International Graduates and Skilled Workers

The British Columbia PNP 2026 allocation update has created a wave of interest among applicants, international graduates, and skilled workers who plan to build their future in British Columbia. With new details released by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, the province now has a clear picture of the number of nominations available for the coming...