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Latest AAIP draws

The latest AAIP draw was on November 2, 2026: Rural Renewal Stream, 173 invitations, minimum score 51. Alberta scores on its own scale, not CRS. The table lists each round since March 24, 2026, checked on alberta.ca on November 6, 2026.

Checked against alberta.ca on November 6, 2026 (opens in a new tab)

Latest AAIP draw

November 2, 2026

Source: the official AAIP draw page, checked on November 6, 2026.

AAIP streams and what the numbers mean

Alberta uses its own Expression of Interest points and does not publish a maximum. Each stream and pathway is drawn on its own, so compare a score only with earlier rounds of the same stream.

Each group below is drawn on its own. The figures cover the rounds on this page since March 24, 2026.

  • Rural Renewal Stream

    Rounds
    10
    Minimum scores
    50 to 55
    Published invitations
    793
    Latest round
    November 2, 2026

  • Alberta Opportunity Stream

    Rounds
    11
    Minimum scores
    50 to 65
    Published invitations
    5,973
    Latest round
    October 30, 2026

  • Dedicated Health Care Pathway

    Rounds
    16
    Minimum scores
    45 to 64
    Published invitations
    878
    Latest round
    October 29, 2026

  • Express Entry Stream: Priority Sectors

    Rounds
    21
    Minimum scores
    47 to 66
    Published invitations
    1,593
    Latest round
    October 20, 2026

  • Express Entry Stream: Law Enforcement Pathway

    Rounds
    5
    Minimum scores
    46 to 58
    Published invitations
    0plus 5 rounds with an unpublished count
    Latest round
    October 16, 2026

  • Tourism and Hospitality Stream

    Rounds
    3
    Minimum scores
    71 to 73
    Published invitations
    184
    Latest round
    October 14, 2026

  • Express Entry Stream: Accelerated Tech Pathway

    Rounds
    8
    Minimum scores
    55 to 60
    Published invitations
    1,032
    Latest round
    September 22, 2026

How to read a row

  • Min. Score is the lowest provincial score among the people invited in that round, on that province’s own scale.
  • "Not published" means the province gave no minimum for that round.
  • "Fewer than 5" or "Less than 10" is the province’s own wording when it hides a small count.

AAIP draw history

Each row is one round, as the province published it, newest first. Sort any column, filter by stream, or download the rows.

Stream

Showing 74 of 74 rounds.

AAIP rows checked against the official page on November 6, 2026.

The trend in these rounds

Past rounds, as each province published them. They say nothing about the next round.

Invitations published, by month

  • Mar 2026162
  • Apr 2026964
  • May 20262,552
  • Jun 20261,829
  • Jul 20261,249
  • Aug 20261,134
  • Sep 20261,432
  • Oct 2026958
  • Nov 2026173

5 rounds with an unpublished count are left out.

Rows start on March 24, 2026, so the first month can be a part month. The latest month runs to the newest round.

Minimum score, round by round

Pick one stream to chart its minimum scores. Scores from different streams and provinces sit on different scales, so they are never drawn on one line.

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AAIP draw questions

When was the latest AAIP draw?

The latest AAIP draw was on November 2, 2026: Rural Renewal Stream, 173 invitations, minimum score 51. The draw before it was on October 30, 2026 (Alberta Opportunity Stream). These figures come from alberta.ca, checked on November 6, 2026.

How the Provincial Nominee Program works
When is the next AAIP draw?

No one knows the date in advance: Alberta publishes no draw schedule. In the rows on this page, AAIP held draws on 74 dates between March 24, 2026 and November 2, 2026, and the gap between draw dates ran from 1 to 14 days. That is past pace, not a forecast. New rounds appear first on alberta.ca.

How the Provincial Nominee Program works
What is the minimum score for AAIP?

It depends on the stream and changes every round. Alberta uses its own Expression of Interest score and does not publish a maximum. In the rounds on this page, minimums ran: Rural Renewal Stream 50 to 55, Alberta Opportunity Stream 50 to 65, Dedicated Health Care Pathway 45 to 64, Express Entry Stream 46 to 66, and Tourism and Hospitality Stream 71 to 73. None of these is a CRS score.

The latest draws in every province
What are AAIP Express Entry stream draws?

Alberta draws its Express Entry stream by targeted pathway, each one separately. In the rows on this page it held 34 rounds in that stream: Priority Sectors (21), Law Enforcement Pathway (5), and Accelerated Tech Pathway (8). The priority sector rounds targeted general, health care, aviation, agriculture, manufacturing, construction, and skilled trades. The table shows each pathway’s minimum score.

Express Entry draw tracker
What does "Less than 10" mean in AAIP draws?

It is Alberta’s wording for a small round whose exact size it does not publish. In the rows on this page, 5 rounds carry it, all in the Law Enforcement Pathway. The table shows the phrase as Alberta printed it, with no number made up, and those rounds are left out of every total on this page.

How to read a row in the PNP draw tracker
What happens after an AAIP nomination?

It depends on the stream. A nomination from a stream linked to Express Entry adds 600 CRS points once it is in your profile, and IRCC then invites nominees in rounds held only for them: 21 in 2026, with cutoffs from 697 to 805. A nomination from a base stream leads to a permanent residence application made directly to IRCC. An IRCC officer makes the final decision.

Express Entry draw tracker, including rounds for provincial nominees

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