Alberta shared the results of a series of immigration selections in June

The province invited 122 candidates from healthcare, tourism, IT, and law enforcement sectors.

From June 5 to 19, the province of Alberta conducted five immigration draws under its multi-stream program. Each round invited candidates working in priority sectors: healthcare, tourism, IT, and law enforcement. A total of 122 invitations to apply for permanent residence were sent out.

June 5 Draw

The first June draw took place on the 5th and targeted candidates with healthcare work experience. It was conducted through the Alberta Express Entry Stream with priority given to specific industries.

Number of invitations: 18
Minimum score: 70

Candidates needed to have an Express Entry profile and relevant healthcare work experience.

June 10 Draw

On June 10, Alberta held a draw through the Dedicated Healthcare Pathway outside of Express Entry. This stream is for professionals who have found work in the province and meet licensing requirements.

Number of invitations: 33
Minimum score: 53

June 17 Draw

The June 17 draw was for the Tourism and Hospitality Stream, targeting candidates who have been working in Alberta for at least six months.

Number of invitations: 39
Minimum score: 71

June 18 Draw

On June 18, the province issued fewer than 10 invitations through the Law Enforcement Stream. This stream is for candidates working in police and other law enforcement structures.

Number of invitations: fewer than 10
Minimum score: 51

June 19 Draw

The series concluded with a draw on June 19, conducted through the Accelerated Tech Pathway — a fast-track stream for IT professionals. This draw is also part of the Alberta Express Entry Stream.

Number of invitations: 22
Minimum score: 73

The previous draw in the province took place on June 3 and targeted healthcare workers.