Get the latest Canadian immigration updates in Episode 15 - new BC PNP draws across tech and other sectors, a new credential assessment process for architects, expanded work opportunities for partners of students, and the farming industry's concerns over temporary foreign worker reductions. BC Invites Across Tech, Healthcare, Childcare & More British Columbia issued 79 invitations on May 22 through the BC PNP, including: - 50 candidates in the Tech Draw (min. 122 score) - 5 invites for early childhood educators - 10 invites in the Healthcare stream - 9 for construction occupations - 5 for veterinary care roles New ECA Body for Architect Credentials IRCC designated the Canadian Architectural Certification Board (CACB) to assess foreign architectural credentials against Canadian standards - a key requirement for economic immigration programs. The CACB assessments will also aid licensing processes. Expanded Work Rights for Student Partners As of April 30, partners of full-time students in graduate, professional or pilot programs can access more open work opportunities, including extending status when their spouse is in a PGWP-eligible program. Agricultural Sector's Temporary Worker Concerns Canada's farming industry fears labor shortages from the government's plan to reduce temporary foreign workers to 5% of the population over 3 years by cutting up to 600,000 workers, despite its reliance on this workforce. Stay tuned for more immigration news and updates across Canada!