Manitoba PNP Draw – 12 March 2026 | 46 Candidates Invited Under MPNP

On 12 March 2026, the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) conducted a new Expression of Interest (EOI) draw, inviting skilled candidates to apply for provincial nomination. The program continues to target applicants who can contribute to the labour market and economic development of Manitoba in **Canada.

Invitations Issued in the Latest Draw

In this round, the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program issued 46 Letters of Advice to Apply (LAA) to candidates selected through different recruitment initiatives.

These invitations were distributed among several community and employer-driven categories that help Manitoba address workforce needs across the province.

Breakdown of invitations:

• Employer Services – 17 invitations

• Ethnocultural Communities – 9 invitations

• Francophone Community – 12 invitations

• Regional Communities – 6 invitations

• Temporary Public Policy (Work Permit candidates) – 2 invitations

Additionally, five of the invited candidates had valid profiles in the federal Express Entry system, which could help them move faster in the process of applying for permanent residence in **Canada.

Focus on Community and Employer Connections

This draw highlights how the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program continues to prioritize candidates who have strong connections to **Manitoba. These connections may include support from employers, involvement with local communities, or participation in targeted recruitment initiatives organized by the province.

What It Means for Applicants

For individuals interested in immigrating to Canada through Manitoba, maintaining a strong Expression of Interest (EOI) profile is essential. Candidates with relevant work experience, language ability, and provincial connections may have better chances of receiving an invitation in future draws.

Final Thoughts

The 12 March 2026 MPNP draw shows that Manitoba continues to welcome skilled workers who can support its economic growth and labour market needs. With regular draws and targeted recruitment programs, the province remains an attractive destination for candidates seeking permanent residence in Canada.

- Rajneesh Kumar