IRCC invites 302 PNP candidates, launches wildfire relief measures, Saskatchewan invests $460M in healthcare workers, and CFIB debunks Temporary Foreign Worker Program myths.
Today’s Highlights
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IRCC invited 302 applicants in a new PNP-targeted Express Entry draw.
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New temporary processing measures introduced for those affected by 2025 wildfires.
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Saskatchewan invests $460M to support internationally trained healthcare professionals.
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CFIB releases analysis debunking misconceptions about the Temporary Foreign Worker Program.
IRCC Held New PNP-Targeted Express Entry Draw and Invited 302 Candidates
Draw Overview
On October 27, 2025, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) held Express Entry draw #374, issuing 302 Invitations to Apply (ITA) to Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) candidates.
Key Numbers
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Cut-off score: 761 points
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17 points lower than previous PNP draw
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Tie-breaking date: September 26, 2025, at 02:14:06 UTC
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Express Entry pool size: 248,253 profiles
To explore your eligibility, visit Permanent Resident Canada or start with a Free Assessment.
IRCC Announced Special Processing Measures for Individuals Affected by 2025 Wildfires
Temporary Supports for Applicants
IRCC has implemented special processing measures to support individuals impacted by the 2025 wildfire season. These measures run:
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From July 2 to November 30, 2025, for temporary residents
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Retroactive to April 1, 2025, for PRs & Canadian citizens
Eligible Requests
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Status restoration or extension
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Replacement of visas, permits, or visitor records
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Replacement of PR cards, citizenship certificates, and passports
Applications must be submitted by November 30, 2025.
Need help applying? Contact us at Go Canada Services.
Saskatchewan Invests $460M to Support Internationally Trained Healthcare Professionals
Healthcare Expansion & Training Support
In recognition of Health Care Provider Week, Saskatchewan highlighted major investments—over $460M since 2022—to recruit and retain healthcare professionals.
Investment Impact
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390+ internationally trained nurses licensed
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340+ new physicians recruited
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Up to $50,000 rural incentives
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900+ new training seats added across 33 programs
Skilled nurses and healthcare workers can explore migration options via Skilled Worker Programs.
CFIB Debunks Misconceptions About the Temporary Foreign Worker Program
Clarifying the Facts
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) has released a report challenging misconceptions about the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP).
Key myths addressed:
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TFWPs replace Canadian workers → False
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They suppress wages or strain services → Unfounded
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Businesses rely excessively on foreign labour → Incorrect
Critical Program Statistics
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TFWs represent <1% of Canada’s workforce
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Used only when Canadian workers are unavailable
CFIB encourages reform aligning immigration with legitimate labour market needs.
Learn more about work pathways: Work Permits
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: How many candidates were invited in the latest PNP-targeted draw?
A1: IRCC invited 302 candidates with a cut-off score of 761 points.
Q2: Who qualifies for wildfire processing measures?
A2: Canadians, PRs, and temporary residents who lost status or documents due to wildfires and apply before Nov 30, 2025.
Q3: How is Saskatchewan supporting healthcare workers?
A3: Through over $460M in investments, expanded licensing, rural incentives, and new training seats.
Q4: Are Temporary Foreign Workers replacing Canadians?
A4: No. CFIB reports TFWs represent less than 1% of the workforce, filling critical labour gaps.
Q5: How can I assess my eligibility to immigrate to Canada?
A5: Start with the Free Assessment offered by Go Canada Services.
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