Permanent residents by province so far this year, 2026

From January to August 2026 (so far), IRCC's figures show 117,825 people who became permanent residents in all categories with Ontario as their destination. From January to August 2026 (so far), IRCC's figures show 34,565 people who became permanent residents in all categories with Alberta as their destination. From January to August 2026 (so far), IRCC's figures show 33,415 people who became permanent residents in all categories with British Columbia as their destination. From January to August 2026 (so far), IRCC's figures show 28,535 people who became permanent residents in all categories with Quebec as their destination. From January to August 2026 (so far), IRCC's figures show 14,255 people who became permanent residents in all categories with Manitoba as their destination. From January to August 2026 (so far), IRCC's figures show 11,555 people who became permanent residents in all categories with Saskatchewan as their destination. From January to August 2026 (so far), IRCC's figures show 7,635 people who became permanent residents in all categories with New Brunswick as their destination. From January to August 2026 (so far), IRCC's figures show 7,425 people who became permanent residents in all categories with Nova Scotia as their destination. From January to August 2026 (so far), IRCC's figures show 4,335 people who became permanent residents in all categories with Newfoundland and Labrador as their destination. From January to August 2026 (so far), IRCC's figures show 1,725 people who became permanent residents in all categories with Prince Edward Island as their destination. Source: Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) open data, up to August 2026. These are the figures IRCC publishes, added up by year, shown exactly as published. IRCC rounds each figure to the nearest 5 and does not publish counts of 5 or fewer. This describes what happened in the past. It is not a forecast, and it says nothing about any individual application. All the figures: https://rawstatistics.ca Questions about your own case? Free Friday Q&A: https://polinsys.co/q