Candidates in the Entry Level & Semi-Skilled stream had a lower threshold, with a minimum score of 110 required for an ITA. Specific streams targeting sectors such as childcare, construction, healthcare, and veterinary care also saw invitations issued based on varying scores. For instance, skilled workers and international graduates in the childcare sector needed a minimum score of 88, while those in the construction sector required a score of 90. Healthcare candidates needed a minimum score of 101, and those in veterinary care needed a score of 80 or above, though the number of invitations in this sector was fewer than five.

This draw highlights British Columbia’s ongoing efforts to attract skilled workers across diverse sectors to support its economic and community development needs. The provincial nominee program continues to be a crucial pathway for candidates seeking permanent residency in Canada, reflecting the province’s commitment to addressing labor market needs and fostering growth in key industries.