Every recent draw, federal and provincial.

No round since 30 April 2026

Ontario's last invitation round was an Employer Job Offer round on 30 April 2026. On 26 June it removed all eight former OINP streams and replaced them with a single Workforce Priority stream, and the expression-of-interest portal opened on 4 August 2026. No round has been held under the new stream, and Ontario publishes no schedule and gives no advance notice. The employer registers the job offer first; the candidate then has 30 days to file an EOI. Score yourself on the OINP grid →

Nothing to show — and that is the finding, not a gap in this table. 14,119 nomination spaces are allocated for 2026 and none have been drawn for under this stream.

source · 2026 OINP updates, ontario.ca

Drawing roughly twice a month, and minimum scores are falling

British Columbia selects by category rather than in one general round, so a single draw date produces several different minimum scores. Every repeated category came down between the 9 July and 6 August rounds. Note the two rows dated 20 August: the High Economic Impact lane is selected on a wage floor, not on points, and BC publishes no minimum score for it at all. Score yourself on the BC PNP grid →

source · Invitations to apply, WelcomeBC

The most frequent draws in the country, at the lowest scores

Alberta runs small, targeted rounds almost weekly — 69 of them so far in 2026. Its published minimums are far below every other province's because the AAIP grid is scored out of 100, not 200. Alberta also states plainly that the EOI score is not the only thing it selects on, so a score above the published minimum is not a guarantee of an invitation. Score yourself on the AAIP grid →

source · AAIP processing information, alberta.ca