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New changes in Express entry 2023|Good news for the aspirants of Canada.

Categories

They are mainly six categories.

  • 1. Health.
  • 2. STEM (Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics).
  • 3. Trade Workers.
  • 4. Transport.
  • 5. Agriculture/Agri-food.
  • 6. French workers.

1.Health :

In Canada, there is a shortage of doctors. Even though health care is free, due to the lack of doctors waiting time is more. A famous proverb that "Healthcare in Canada is a Double edge sword".


Healthcare and Social Assistance category, making the job vacancy rate 6%.


The job vacancies per province were :

  • Ontario: 55,250
  • Quebec: 40, 105
  • British Columbia: 17,705
  • Alberta: 9,770
  • Saskatchewan: 2,955
  • Manitoba: 6,790
  • Newfoundland: 2,250
  • Nova Scotia: 4,780
  • New Brunswick: 2,630
  • PEI: 685
  • Northwest Territories: 565
2.STEM (Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics).
  • These skills demand increasing day by day.
  • The average salary is high (35 $ to 36$/ hour) when compared to other industries (15$ to16$/hour).
  • Its demand may increase very high in the future due to retirements.
3.Trade Workers

Here is an increased demand for wholesale, retail, plumber, electrician, etc.

Through this, you can easily immigrate to Canada.

Many Jobs are there


The total wholesale trades job vacancies were 30,930, while the total retail trades job vacancies were 108,795


The job vacancies per province were:

  • Ontario: 55,660
  • Quebec: 34,495
  • British Columbia: 19,215
  • Alberta: 15,545
  • Saskatchewan: 4,665
  • Manitoba: 3,025
  • Newfoundland: 895
  • New Brunswick: 2,155
  • Nova Scotia: 3,065
4.Transport.

Transport and warehouse jobs were reduced when compared to 2021 and 2022 statistics. Still, there is a huge demand in this current situation


The job vacancies per province were:

  • Ontario: 15,110
  • Quebec: 7,950
  • British Columbia: 9,060
  • Alberta: 6,445
  • Saskatchewan: 915
  • Manitoba: 1,915
  • Newfoundland: 210
  • New Brunswick: 720
  • Nova Scotia: 1,055
5.Agriculture/Agri-food

Here the situation is the same as above. But the requirement is there. Obviously, you know that the work is in rural areas.

Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting category had a job vacancy rate of 10,535.


The job vacancies per province were:

  • Ontario: 3,070
  • Quebec: 1,950
  • British Columbia: 2,475
  • Alberta: 940
  • Saskatchewan: 540
  • Manitoba: 550
6.French workers

It is a separate category. Here only the person who can Read, Write, and speak French are eligible.

If you know what the French language means, you get Extra 50 points in Express Entry.


Conclusion: Don’t delay this process

If you do not create a profile for Express Entry, then hurry up! Don't miss this Golden opportunity.




Alberta:

The Rural Renewal Stream addresses current Labour needs and skill requirements in rural Alberta communities.


Mandatory Requirements for an Application to be Evolved

  • Rural communities with a population less than 1 lakh.
  • Rural communities in the same economic region may form a partnership to submit an application.
  • 2016 population census be the reference for Population count.
  • Communities must fall outside of Calgary and Edmonton census metropolitan areas.
  • Employers are interested in participating will have permanent (min 12 months) full time employment is available.
  • An endorsement letter signed by mayor or reeve
  • Economic Development Organization plays a vital role in the entire process.

Process :

  • An Economic Development org fill out the application in partnership with community.
  • Endorsement support letter from participating town or municipal councils signed by mayor or reeve.
  • Submit the application and required Documents through email. (ruralrenewal@gov.ab.ca)

Breaking New| Canada Immigration News| Ontario PNP Latest Draw Invites 1,061 Tech and Health-Care Candidates

The Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) frequently searches the IRCC’s Express Entry pool to find potential candidates who might meet the eligibility requirements for one of Ontario’s Express Entry immigration streams.


The latest draw conducted by the Ontario Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) on July 20, 2023, resulted in 1,061 candidates receiving Notification of Interest (NOIs) under the Human Capital Priorities (HCP) stream. Invited candidates also required a minimum CRS score of 458-462 – to be eligible for this invitation round.


Ontario PNP Latest Draw

Ontario issues Notifications of Interest (NOIs) to eligible candidates every week, with some exceptions. The frequency, quantity of invitations, and the date of the latest draw are determined by the province’s present requirements for handling applications.


Category 1: Tech Draw

  • Date of NOIs issued: July 20, 2023
  • Number of NOIs issued: 902
  • CRS score range: 458-462
  • 4. Profiles created in IRCC’s Express Entry system: July 20, 2022 – July 20, 2023

Category 2: Health-care Draw

  • 1. Date of NOIs issued: July 20, 2023
  • 2. Number of NOIs issued: 159
  • 3. CRS score range: 458-462
  • 4. Profiles created in IRCC’s Express Entry system: July 20, 2022 – July 20, 2023

In 2023, the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) has conducted its eighth draw for the Human Capital Priorities (HCP) stream, and it is the second one held in July. The previous Ontario HCP draw occurred on July 06, 2023.


For candidates to be invited in this draw, it was necessary for them to possess work experience in specific Tech or Health National Occupational Classification (NOC) codes that were targeted. If you have received a Notification of Interest (NOI) in this Human Capital Priorities (HCP) draw, you have a period of 45 days to submit your application online to the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP).