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Manitoba PNP publishes September 2026 data: 814 nominations, 4,589 so far in 2026

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What changed

On October 19, 2026, the Government of Manitoba updated its MPNP monthly data page for 2026 with figures for September 2026. The province states that the figures are preliminary and may be updated in future reports.

September 2026 figures

  • Nominations: 814 in total (812 Skilled Worker (SW) and 2 Business Investor Stream (BIS)), with 0 BIS application approvals.
  • Enhanced nominations (made through Express Entry): 307.
  • Refusals: 44, all SW.
  • Expressions of Interest: 1,267 SW Letters of Advice to Apply (LAAs); for BIS, 4 Business Concepts submitted and 5 LAAs.
  • Applications received: 1,238 (1,236 SW and 2 BIS).
  • Applications in assessment and pending (as of the start of the first business day of September): 1,038 in assessment and 1,606 pending, for 2,644 in total.
  • Information session attendees: 2 (BIS).

January to September 2026

Total nominations stand at 4,589, including 1,581 enhanced nominations. The page also reports 529 refusals, 6,883 SW LAAs and 5,009 applications received. Manitoba's 2026 allocation from IRCC is 8,000 nominations.

Revised figures

Some earlier months were revised: total nominations for July changed from 434 to 433 and for August from 687 to 686; enhanced nominations for March changed from 129 to 128 and for August from 246 to 248.

Who it affects

This update reports program statistics. It does not announce new rules or eligibility criteria.

Official source

Read the full tables on the MPNP monthly data 2026 page.

Source:MPNP monthly data 2026 (Government of Manitoba) ↗This summary is general information, not legal advice. The official source is the reference.

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