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Canada Immigration News Podcast #57: Top Job Seeker Destination, BC PNP & Alberta Immigration Updates, and More

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Canada Immigration News Podcast #57: Top Job Seeker Destination, BC PNP & Alberta Immigration Updates, and More
Canada Immigration News Podcast
Canada Immigration News Podcast
Canada Immigration News Podcast #57: Top Job Seeker Destination, BC PNP & Alberta Immigration Updates, and More
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In this podcast episode #57 covers key updates that highlight Canada’s growing appeal as an immigration hub. From being ranked the #1 destination for global job seekers to British Columbia’s latest PNP draw (BC PNP) with low CRS requirements, Alberta’s strong immigration trends, and Quebec’s modernized border crossings, we’ll explore how Canada continues to lead in innovation, opportunity, and inclusivity.

Canada Emerges as the #1 Destination for Global Job Seekers in 2024

A recent study by Jobseeker has crowned Canada as the most desirable destination for international job seekers in 2024. This recognition comes from analyzing global job search trends, with interest from countries such as India, Germany, Japan, and South Africa.

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Canada’s efficient immigration system, strong economy, and multicultural society are key drivers of its appeal. Following Canada in global rankings are Australia, Switzerland, and the United States.

British Columbia PNP (BC PNP) Invited Over 28 Candidates with CRS Scores as Low as 80

British Columbia’s Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) continues to create opportunities for skilled workers and graduates. On November 13, 2024, more than 28 candidates received invitations across targeted categories, including healthcare, childcare, and construction.

With a minimum CRS score of 80 in some streams, BC demonstrates its focus on attracting highly skilled talent for in-demand roles, supporting the province’s economic growth and workforce development.

Alberta Immigration Update Highlights Strong Demand with 3,500+ Active Applications

The Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP) showcases Alberta’s efforts to attract skilled workers across multiple streams.

Key highlights from the November 2024 update include:

  • Alberta Opportunity Stream: 1,401 applications
  • Rural Renewal Stream: 1,407 applications
  • Tourism & Hospitality Stream: 129 applications
  • Dedicated Healthcare Pathway: 19 applications
  • Alberta Express Entry Stream: 530 applications
  • Entrepreneur Stream: 20 applications
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This update emphasizes Alberta’s commitment to filling critical roles across various sectors, especially in rural areas and healthcare.

Canada Introduces Modern Border Crossings in Quebec

The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has announced a modernization initiative for Quebec’s border crossings, aiming to enhance traveler experiences with advanced technology and infrastructure. This project promises safer and more efficient travel while addressing the needs of an increasingly globalized world.

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PNP Draws & Updates

DateProvinceInvitations
Feb 6Alberta 1169 Invitations
Feb 4British Columbia 429 Invitations
Feb 3New Brunswick 326 Invitations
Feb 2Ontario 1825 Invitations
January 29Manitoba47 Invitations
Check Out the Full List of PNP Draws➜

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Recent Express Entry Draws

DrawNumber Of InvitationsMinimum CRS Points
39 (Healthcare)169391
396 (CEC)6000508
395 (PNP)279789
394 (French)8500400
393 (PNP)423749
All Express Entry Draw Results ➜

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