So Alberta is not really an option if not even in the province. It is your career so you need to decide what is best for you. No one can tell you.
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Do you have previous work experience in trades and also the required certification/education/apprenticeship?
I don't think this is a realistic path if you don't already have the required certification and work experience to qualify for a trade draw. Generally it takes several years to be certified. You don't have enough time. Also keep in mind that you cannot get a PGWP a second time.
IMHO, a person in your situation would have to find a Canadian partner or spouse and then be sponsored by that person. I am not...repeat NOT suggesting any sort of immigration fraud; just calling it as I see it.
If you were to find such a person...it would obviously take you a long time to establish a qualifying relationship, followed but a fairly lengthy sponsorship process.
No. Not if he is married.
To sponsor you, he would need to be single and have no children. Also, both of your parents would need to be deceased and he would need to have no other family members in Canada.
Do you have a job offer with a designated employer? Are you eligible for NS? Did you study in the province? If not, no. PNPs are no longer easy. Focus on the province you study and work in.
And so are other provinces if you have not lived, studied or worked there. For Atlantic provinces, your employer also has to be designated.
Also the chances of getting another study permit are likely low given your background and age and the fact that you were already a student. The one caveat may be something like a PhD. In general getting PR past 40 has always been extremely challenging but has gotten almost impossible in most pathways.