All Express Entry and provincial results
Every Express Entry round of invitations since the system opened in January 2015, as published in IRCC's rounds data file, together with the provincial and territorial draws and intakes we have recorded from official program pages. Filter by program or province, by Express Entry category or year, or search by stream, occupation, date or score. The CRS column shows the score of the lowest-ranked candidate invited in that round; for provincial results it shows the published minimum score or threshold, where one exists.
| Program | Date | Round | Stream or category | Invitations | Score |
|---|
How to read an Express Entry round
An invitation is not an approval
An invitation to apply (ITA) lets a candidate submit a permanent residence application. The candidate has 60 days to submit a complete application and must still meet every requirement.
The cut-off is the lowest score invited
The CRS figure is the score of the lowest-ranked candidate invited. If several candidates tie at that score, the profile submitted earlier ranks ahead, using the tie-breaking date IRCC publishes.
Round types are not comparable
Program-specific rounds (such as the Canadian Experience Class and the Provincial Nominee Program) and category-based rounds (such as French or healthcare) have different eligible pools. A provincial nomination adds 600 CRS points, so provincial rounds have much higher cut-offs.
Past results do not predict future rounds
In 2026 IRCC has held program-specific and category-based rounds; we have not seen general rounds for all programs or rounds only for the Federal Skilled Worker Program. Meeting a category does not guarantee that a round will be held.
To see which category you may fit, read category-based selection, and use the CRS calculator to estimate your own score.
Official Express Entry results
- IRCC: Express Entry rounds of invitations: the latest round, the pool distribution by score range and links to earlier rounds.
- IRCC: category-based selection: the current categories and their eligibility.
- IRCC: rounds of invitations data file: the machine-readable list of every round, which the table above follows.
Provincial and territorial results
Each province and territory publishes its own results, and each uses a different format: points draws, invitations for named streams, or fixed intake windows. The table gives the most recent results we confirmed on the official pages on October 18, 2026. One government draw can include several streams. Where a program publishes no minimum score, we do not estimate one.
| Jurisdiction | Most recent published results | Official page |
|---|---|---|
| Alberta (AAIP) | October 7, 2026: Alberta Express Entry Stream, priority sectors (aviation), 22 invitations, minimum score 56. October 2: Alberta Opportunity Stream, 123 invitations, minimum 54. September 29: Alberta Express Entry Stream, priority sectors (general), 200 invitations, minimum 64. | AAIP processing information |
| British Columbia (BC PNP) | Registration scores and invitations are published by stream and date. Read the current figures on the official page; we do not summarize them here. | Invitations to apply |
| Manitoba (MPNP) | Manitoba publishes numbered expression-of-interest draws that issue letters of advice to apply. Read the current figures on the official site. | Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program |
| Ontario (OINP) | No invitation rounds under the Ontario Workforce Priority stream are posted. The latest rounds listed were in April 2026 under the former streams, which are closed to further invitations. | 2026 OINP updates |
| Saskatchewan (SINP) | Saskatchewan publishes capped-sector intake windows rather than points draws. The September 14 and 15, 2026 window: trucking 150 of 150 positions used (limit reached October 10), retail 137 of 175 used, accommodation 50 of 50, food services 175 of 175. The page lists no date for the next window. | SINP processing statistics |
| New Brunswick (NBPNP) | September 25 and October 2, 2026: Atlantic Immigration Program, 63 applications selected. September 15 to 18: Skilled Worker stream, 197 invitations. September 17: Express Entry stream, 102 invitations. September 11: Strategic Initiative, 251 invitations. | Invitation and selection rounds |
| Newfoundland and Labrador (NLPNP) | October 9, 2026: 130 NLPNP invitations and 1 Atlantic Immigration Program invitation. September 25: 41 NLPNP invitations. September 18: 61 NLPNP invitations and 1 Atlantic Immigration Program invitation. | Invitations to apply updates |
| Prince Edward Island (PEI PNP) | October 16, 2026: 163 invitations. October 7: 90. September 17: 195. August 20: 181. All were Labour and Express Entry draws, with no business invitations. The year-to-date total for 2026 is 1,482 invitations. | Expression of interest draws |
| Nova Scotia (NSNP) | Nova Scotia does not publish individual rounds. Its page gives monthly totals of candidates selected from the expression-of-interest pool in 2026: January 363, February 357, March 370, April 161, May 789, June 531, July 671 (page last updated August 17, 2026). These are candidates selected, not invitations per round. | Nova Scotia Nominee Program: candidates selected |
| Northwest Territories (NTNP) | Employer-Driven Stream draws were held on March 25, June 25, August 26 and September 25, 2026. The program says the next draw is expected in early 2027. See our NWT guide for the figures. | Immigrate NWT |
| Yukon (YNP) | Yukon announced two intake periods for 2026, both now closed. Invitations for the second were sent August 3 to 7, 2026, with no numbers published. | Yukon Nominee Program |
| Quebec | Quebec selects its own skilled workers through its Arrima platform and the Skilled Worker Selection Program (PSTQ), which is separate from the provincial nominee programs and from Express Entry. | Skilled Worker Selection Program |
Frequently asked questions
What does a CRS cut-off mean for my own score?
It tells you the lowest score that was invited in that one round. It does not mean you will be invited at or above that score in another round, because each round is open only to its own group of candidates, and IRCC chooses the type and size of each round.
Why do some provinces not publish a minimum score?
Some programs rank candidates by priorities or by employer rather than by one published score. Where the official page lists no threshold, we do not guess one.
Where do I confirm my own invitation?
In your IRCC account for Express Entry, or in the portal or message from the province for a provincial invitation. A public draw result does not replace the invitation itself.
Why does this page show fewer results than the old draws table?
This page summarizes the most recent rounds and points to the official source for the full record. Each round is also written up in our news section.
Official sources
- IRCC: Express Entry rounds of invitations
- IRCC: Express Entry rounds data file
- IRCC: Express Entry changes (effective November 3, 2026)
- Government of Alberta: AAIP processing information
- Government of British Columbia: BC PNP invitations to apply
- Government of Manitoba: Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program
- Government of Ontario: 2026 OINP updates
- Government of Saskatchewan: SINP processing statistics
- Government of New Brunswick: invitation and selection rounds
- Government of Newfoundland and Labrador: invitations to apply updates
- Government of Prince Edward Island: expression of interest draws
- Government of Nova Scotia: Nova Scotia Nominee Program, candidates selected
- Government of the Northwest Territories: Immigrate NWT
- Government of Yukon: Yukon Nominee Program
- Gouvernement du Québec: Skilled Worker Selection Program