Ontario Unveils Scoring System for New Permanent Residence Pathways
OINP's new 130-point grid for the Workforce Priority Stream — region, wage, TEER, experience, education, language and status all scored.

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OINP's new 130-point grid for the Workforce Priority Stream — region, wage, TEER, experience, education, language and status all scored.
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IRCC issued 500 ITAs to senior managers with Canadian work experience at a CRS cut-off of 392 — a 37-point drop from the first draw in this category.
There is no single 'easiest' — it depends on your NOC, language, education and ties. Saskatchewan and Manitoba are often accessible to lower CRS candidates.
No, but you must show genuine intention to settle there at the time of nomination.
Yes, you can submit EOIs in multiple provinces — but you can only accept one nomination at a time.
It's a stream that draws candidates from the Express Entry pool — you must have an EE profile first.
A direct paper-based provincial application that leads to a separate federal PR application.
Anywhere from 2 weeks (BC Tech) to 6+ months (paper-based base streams).
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