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🇨🇦 Express Entry roars back: 7,500 invites in 3 days
Three draws in three days — and the French cutoff just fell to 399, its lowest since March. Here's what this week's surge means for your odds.
In this week's issue, British Columbia fast-tracks 569 high-impact workers, Saskatchewan's nomination windows fill within hours, and demand for temporary foreign workers cools across Canada.
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🇨🇦 Express Entry Roars Back: 7,500 Invitations in Three Days  After a quiet stretch in mid-July, IRCC came back with a vengeance — running three Express Entry draws in three days and handing out more than 7,500 invitations to apply. If you're in the pool, this is the momentum you've been waiting for. 🎯 Three draws, three programs 📉 The French cutoff just fell to 399 🧭 What it means for you |
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TRENDING NEWS British Columbia just fast-tracked 569 candidates, inviting "high economic impact" workers in a July 16 BC PNP Innovate draw through its Skills Immigration streams — a reminder that a provincial nomination can still be the surest route when federal cutoffs run high. Read more Saskatchewan's nomination windows are filling within hours, as demand keeps outstripping supply — employers backing a foreign worker now need their paperwork ready before a sector's window even opens, or they miss the round entirely. Read more Demand for temporary foreign workers has fallen sharply, as Canada's labour market cools and Ottawa tightens the taps — a shift that changes which pathways are realistic for workers weighing a move now versus later. Read more Ottawa is putting $860,000 into francophone immigration in the Northwest Territories, aiming to attract and keep French-speaking newcomers in the North and fill regional labour gaps — one more sign of how much weight Canada is placing on French. Read more |
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