What happened in immigration in Canada in June?

Canada

Express Entry Draws June 2025

In June, there were 6 Express Entry draws, including two under the Canadian Experience Class (CEC), inviting a total of 6,000 candidates to apply for permanent residence.

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Key points:

Federal News

PGWP Eligibility Update June 25, 2025

Canada has updated the list of eligible fields of study for PGWPs in non-degree programs:

New Wage Threshold Effective June 27, 2025

As of June 27, ESDC has raised the minimum wage threshold for the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) across nearly all provinces.

Stay tuned for province-specific updates and revised wage tables.

Provincial Immigration News Summary

Québec

 Recent changes:

New Brunswick

608 ITAs issued in June across 3 categories. The province received 1,500 additional spots, raising its total 2025 quota to 4,250 (including AIP).

Prince Edward Island (PEI)

On June 19, 52 ITAs issued. Notably, the first business invitation of 2025 was included.

Manitoba

June 12: 36 LAAs issued under Skilled Workers Overseas stream. Minimum score: 613.
5 candidates had active Express Entry profiles.

Ontario

OINP resumed on June 3 after a 4-month pause. 3,719 ITAs issued across 10 draws.
Highlights: strong focus on Northern Ontario and the REDI pilot for rural/regional workers.

Alberta

June 3: 36 ITAs issued to health professionals under the Express Entry-aligned Dedicated Healthcare Pathway. Cut-off score: 60.

Final Reminders

Thank you for being part of the Velosa family. We’re excited for what’s ahead and ready to support you every step of your immigration journey.

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