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Verified provincial selection activity

2026 PNP Draws & Provincial Results

Invitations, published selection results and nomination figures—organized province by province and linked to the official government record.

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Reviewed September 30, 2026Programs can change without notice. Official sources always control.
Read the numbers correctly

Three stages. Three different numbers.

1InvitationPermission to submit a provincial application. It is not a nomination.
2NominationProvincial approval that allows the person to proceed to the federal PR stage.
3Permanent residenceA separate federal decision by IRCC. Current federal admission totals are shown separately below.
Why the detail varies: Alberta publishes individual draws and nominations by stream; several provinces publish only invitations; Nova Scotia reports monthly selections; Yukon publishes intake dates but not invitation totals. Federal admission figures are rounded IRCC totals for January through July 2026. “Not published” means the government has not released that breakdown—not zero. Review the federal PNP process
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2026 selection activity

Important limitations

What this page does—and does not—show

  • Tables reproduce or summarize government-published 2026 selection results available on the review date.
  • “Less than 5” or “less than 10” is preserved where a province suppresses small counts for privacy.
  • Atlantic Immigration Program selections are identified separately where provinces report them.
  • Québec is shown separately because it has its own selection system outside the Provincial Nominee Program. Nunavut has no nominee program.
  • Federal permanent-residence admission totals come from IRCC monthly data, are rounded and cover January through July 2026. They are displayed separately and must not be added to provincial invitations or nominations.
  • Past draws do not predict the next draw or establish eligibility.
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