The Ontario Government is funding specialized training projects through its Skills Development Fund to help internationally trained healthcare professionals restart their careers. Through an investment exceeding $10.9 million across ten sector projects, organizations such as the Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario and ACCES will receive targeted funding. These programs will support internationally educated nurses, doctors, and pharmacists with localized healthcare train

The Government of New Brunswick has secured nearly $10 million in federal funding through the Foreign Credential Recognition Program to help internationally trained professionals integrate into the provincial workforce. Distributed across WorkingNB, post-secondary relations, and Skilled Trades NB, the funding targets critical shortages in health care, engineering, skilled trades, and education. Planned initiatives include wage subsidies for 100 internationally educated nurses

The Forum of Ministers Responsible for Immigration met to discuss the upcoming 2027–2029 Immigration Levels Plan. Ministers focused on returning immigration to sustainable levels while addressing regional labour shortages. The Federal Government reiterated its plan to reduce the temporary population to less than 5 percent by late 2027. Provincial and territorial ministers emphasized that the Provincial Nominee Program is the best tool for local economic needs. They requested