There has been spreading of misinformation about non-citizens.
Since there is a user that keeps spreading this and blocks anyone that lets him know about immigration rules it is important to keep other people informed. Please look up immigration regulations when something sounds outrageous.
Canada has opened applications for a national initiative to build a large scale, Canadian owned AI supercomputing system, a move meant to give local researchers and innovators more compute power on home soil.
The government is framing it as a sovereignty play as much as a tech investment, with the infrastructure expected to support work in health care, energy, advanced manufacturing and scientific discovery while keeping control, data residency and decision making in Canada.
The Infrastructure Build Layer of the program is backed by about $890 million over seven fiscal years starting in 2026 to 2027, and the selected system is supposed to be designed, built, operated and maintained in Canada.
Bigger picture, this sits inside Canada’s Sovereign AI Compute Strategy, which also includes up to $700 million to mobilize private sector AI data centre capacity and up to $200 million to strengthen near term public compute access.
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Canada has conducted another Express Entry draw targeting candidates under the Canadian Experience Class (CEC), continuing its focus on skilled workers already contributing to the economy.
🔹 Date of Draw: April 14, 2026
🔹 Draw Type: Canadian Experience Class (CEC)
🔹 Invitations Issued: 2,000 ITAs
🔹 Minimum CRS Score: 515
🔹 Tie-breaking Rule: June 10, 2025 at 02:46:26 UTC
This draw reflects a relatively higher CRS cutoff, indicating strong competition within the pool. However, consistent CEC-focused draws remain a positive sign for candidates with Canadian work experience aiming for permanent residency.
💬 What are your thoughts on the CRS score this time?