Do you mean to say that PGP doesn't cover step-parents as standalone principal applicants? BUT in a case where parents are divorced, and father has married someone else, they could be eligible under PGP right? Asking because my case is:
"Had a question regarding PGP 2022 too and was hoping I could get some help. My parents visited Canada together as a couple in 2019 but are now divorced and since then my father has married someone else. I want to apply for their PR under PGP, and I know that 2 separate applications are to be filed and that my step-mom has to be in the income calculations too.
So can I legally sponsor my boilogical mother, my father and step mom who both would come here, and a sibling who is 20 through the PGP as long as I have had the income in the past three years? Would this be an issue?"