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Quebec Experience Program candidates can now submit their applications online
Candidates for the Programme de l’expérience québécoise (PEQ or Quebec Experience Program) can submit their applications online as of January 12 through the Arrima platform.
Manitoba invites 272 immigration candidates in latest PNP draw
A total of 272 immigration candidates were invited to apply for a provincial nomination for permanent residence in Manitoba's first Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) draw of the year.
Read morePGWP holders without work experience given second chance, and more news from last week
Here are the most important headlines from last week.
Read moreCanada invites 4,750 CEC candidates in Express Entry draw
Canada has returned to program specific draws, alternating between Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) draws and Canadian Experience Class (CEC) draws.
Read moreTemporary workers and students have until the summer to restore their status
Foreign national temporary workers, international students and visitors to Canada now have until August 31 to restore their residency status.
First Express Entry draw of 2021 is a PNP-only draw
Canada's first Express Entry draw of the year, on January 6, issued 250 invitations to apply to immigration candidates who have provincial nominations.
Read moreIRCC: New Parents and Grandparents Program immigration lottery has taken place
On January 5, 2021, the Canadian government announced it has held its latest Parents and Grandparents Program (PGP) immigration lottery.
Read moreTravellers to Canada will need a negative PCR test, and more news from this week
Here is a summary of the most important headlines from this week.
Canada immigration: 2020 Year-End Review of the PNP
There have been significant developments in the various Canadian provincial nominee programs over the past year.
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