Ontario
OINPOne open stream since 25 June 2026: Ontario Workforce Priority, which requires an Ontario job offer. 2026 allocation: 14,119.
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One open stream since 25 June 2026: Ontario Workforce Priority, which requires an Ontario job offer. 2026 allocation: 14,119.
Eligibility, employer tests, EOI scoring, fees and deadlines for Ontario's only open OINP stream.
Skills Immigration (Skilled Worker and Health Authority, each with an Express Entry BC option). Tech occupations are invited through general targeted draws. 2026 allocation: 6,254.
Alberta Advantage streams for workers, entrepreneurs, and rural areas. 2026 allocation: 6,603.
Strong settlement support. Skilled Worker, International Education, and Business streams. 2026 allocation: 6,239.
Express Entry and Occupation In-Demand categories with frequent draws. 2026 allocation: 4,761.
Four streams since 18 February 2026: Skilled Worker, Nova Scotia Graduate, Entrepreneur and Nova Scotia: Express Entry. CAD 1,000 fee for the worker streams. 2026 allocation not published.
Four streams: Skilled Worker, Express Entry, Strategic Initiative and Business Immigration. 2026 allocation not published.
Workforce streams (Skilled Workers Outside Canada, Critical Workers, Occupations in Demand), PEI Express Entry and a Business Impact work permit stream. 2026 allocation not published.
Five categories: Express Entry Skilled Worker, Skilled Worker, International Graduate and two entrepreneur categories. 2026 allocation: 2,379.
Yukon (YNP) and the Northwest Territories (NTNP) also have nominee programs with different requirements. 2026 allocations: Yukon 282, Northwest Territories 197. Quebec and Nunavut do not have provincial nominee programs; Quebec runs its own separate immigration routes.
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