Maple News reports that on July 16, the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BCPNP) invited 569 candidates to apply for provincial nomination, marking the largest round of the year. Invitations were issued through two selection channels: a TEER 0–3 job offer with a qualifying wage, or a profile registration score.
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