Canadian Immigration by Province and Territory
Provincial Nominee Program streams let provinces and territories nominate candidates who match their labour market, alongside Quebec's separate selection system under the Canada–Quebec Accord. This section covers how each province's economic immigration streams work, in general terms, without inventing statistics or timelines.
Provinces and territories guides
- OntarioHow the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program works and what Ontario's labour market and settlement supports look like.
- British ColumbiaHow the BC Provincial Nominee Program works and what British Columbia's technology, film and resource sectors look like.
- AlbertaHow the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program works alongside Alberta's energy and agriculture sectors.
- SaskatchewanSaskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program overview alongside the province's agriculture and manufacturing base.
- ManitobaManitoba Provincial Nominee Program overview alongside the province's agriculture and manufacturing base.
- QuebecHow Quebec selects its own economic immigrants under the Canada–Quebec Accord, including the Quebec Skilled Worker Program.
- Nova ScotiaNova Scotia Nominee Program overview alongside the province's healthcare, fisheries and trades sectors.
- New BrunswickNew Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program overview alongside the province's healthcare, forestry and bilingual labour market.
- Prince Edward IslandPEI Provincial Nominee Program overview alongside the province's agriculture, fisheries and tourism sectors.
- Newfoundland and LabradorNewfoundland and Labrador Provincial Nominee Program overview alongside the province's fisheries and offshore energy sectors.