We will also implement two one-time initiatives. These initiatives demonstrate the government’s commitment to provide stability for those already living, working and contributing to our country, while also recalibrating the system to more sustainable levels.
A one-time, two-year initiative (in 2026 and 2027) to recognize eligible protected persons in Canada as permanent residents and process applications from those who have been recognized as needing protection by the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada or by IRCC.
Approximately 115,000
applications over 2 years for individuals who have been recognized as needing protection
A one-time, two-year initiative (in 2026 and 2027) to fast track permanent residence for skilled temporary workers who are already contributing to communities, and working in Canada in specific in-demand sectors – with a focus on those in rural areas.
33,000
skilled temporary workers will transition to permanent residence over 2 years
For a more long-term context, you can read the most recent published information dating back to 2023 called “A Plan to Get Us There.”
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