Five draws between October 9 and 20
| Date | Stream or pathway | Invitations | Minimum score |
|---|---|---|---|
| October 20 | Alberta Express Entry Stream, Priority Sectors (General) | 386 | 60 |
| October 16 | Alberta Express Entry Stream, Law Enforcement Pathway | Fewer than 10 | 49 |
| October 14 | Tourism and Hospitality Stream | 25 | 73 |
| October 13 | Dedicated Health Care Pathway, Express Entry | 53 | 57 |
| October 9 | Alberta Express Entry Stream, Priority Sectors (Health care) | 97 | 60 |
Alberta did not publish an exact count for the Law Enforcement Pathway draw on October 16; its table says "Less than 10".
The published scores are Alberta EOI scores, not CRS
The AAIP table lists the minimum score of the candidates invited in Alberta's own expression of interest (EOI) system. Even for pathways linked to Express Entry, it is not the federal Comprehensive Ranking System score.
Alberta also states that the EOI score is not the only factor it uses to select candidates, and that it does not disclose recent draw parameters. A score at or above a published minimum does not guarantee an invitation in a later draw.
After an invitation
An invitation lets the candidate submit a full AAIP application. It is not a nomination. The candidate must still meet every requirement of the stream or pathway, including work authorization, occupation, licensing, job offer and, for Express Entry pathways, a valid Express Entry profile.