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Provincial Nominee Program, province by province.

85,110 people became permanent residents as provincial nominees in 2025. The 2026 levels plan target for the PNP is 91,500. Quebec runs its own selection and is not part of the PNP.

Data through July 2026Retrieved October 8, 2026Updated monthly, mid-month

PNP admissions in Canada per year

PeriodProvincial nominees
201544,525
201646,185
201749,745
201862,405
201968,630
202038,705
202154,015
202288,245
2023108,615
2024114,910
202585,110
2026 (Jan–Jul)50,250

Source: IRCC, Permanent Residents – Monthly IRCC Updates (open data). 2026 covers January to July only.

PNP admissions by province

Per year, largest programs.

PeriodOntarioBritish ColumbiaAlbertaSaskatchewanManitobaNova Scotia
20153,5506,78510,4158,66510,2651,390
20163,9156,7558,0809,9009,9602,595
20176,9857,5757,19510,5309,4352,735
201811,37011,02510,26011,1209,8903,465
201912,34512,57511,24010,95512,5403,515
20206,7558,4557,8155,3605,8351,595
202111,03011,0008,5906,51010,3202,280
202219,21013,19511,62016,00013,9405,635
202321,43517,79015,32519,79015,5055,860
202424,53515,78019,84517,79514,8807,010
202525,38512,15012,1459,61011,1454,305
2026 (Jan–Jul)9,3155,5058,3607,7008,4803,535

Source: IRCC, Permanent Residents – Monthly IRCC Updates (open data). 2026 covers January to July only.

Share

How much each province relies on its PNP (2025).

Province or territoryPNP admissions 2025Share of all PRs20242026 (Jan–Jul)
Newfoundland and Labrador3,01560.8%3,3402,440
Prince Edward Island1,61576.4%2,9251,195
Nova Scotia4,30547.4%7,0103,535
New Brunswick4,91045.3%7,8003,030
Ontario25,38515.0%24,5359,315
Manitoba11,14558.9%14,8808,480
Saskatchewan9,61068.9%17,7957,700
Alberta12,14523.6%19,8458,360
British Columbia12,15024.0%15,7805,505
Yukon55085.9%765415
Northwest Territories28083.6%235275

PNP includes base and Express Entry-linked streams. IRCC rounds every figure to the nearest 5 and suppresses values from 0 to 5; we count suppressed cells as zero, so totals here can be slightly below IRCC’s published totals. “Rounded, not for calculations.” Not an official IRCC publication.

About this data. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada. IRCC rounds every figure to the nearest 5 and suppresses values from 0 to 5; we count suppressed cells as zero, so totals here can be slightly below IRCC’s published totals. “Rounded, not for calculations.” Not an official IRCC publication. These pages describe what happened, using official statistics. They do not predict policy, estimate anyone’s chances, or rank communities. See methods and definitions.