Municipal nominee programs are rare arrangements where municipalities have direct roles in immigration selection, working within provincial or federal immigration streams. While immigration is primarily federal jurisdiction with provincial nominee programs, some discussions have explored municipal involvement in selecting immigrants suited to local labour market needs or community fit. Municipalities may participate in regional pilot programs targeting specific economic or demographic needs. Municipal nomination remains uncommon in Canada, though local governments increasingly voice interest in influencing immigration to address labour shortages and population decline. Any municipal role requires federal authorization through immigration policy frameworks.