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Category: Quebec Immigration
Comprehensive Guide For New Immigrants to Quebec City in 2026
A comprehensive guide for new immigrants to Quebec City in 2026, covering housing, employment, transportation, healthcare, education, cost of living, and daily life in one of Canada’s most historic and affordable cities.
Colin R. Singer
May 22, 2026
Quebec Population Shrinks As Temporary Immigration Falls
Quebec’s population declined in 2025 as temporary immigration fell sharply and deaths once again exceeded births, new demographic figures show.
Colin R. Singer
May 19, 2026
Quebec To Fast-Track Permanent Residency For Foreign Workers Facing Permit Expiry
Quebec will fast-track permanent residence applications for foreign workers facing permit expiry through its skilled worker selection program.
Colin R. Singer
May 14, 2026
Quebec Reopens PEQ Immigration Pathway – But Uncertainty Remains
Quebec is reopening the PEQ immigration pathway for two years, offering new hope to temporary residents seeking permanent residency.
Colin R. Singer
May 6, 2026
Canada Extends Work Permits to Support Quebec Immigration Transition
Canada introduces a Quebec work permit extension to retain skilled workers while reducing temporary immigration and supporting permanent residence pathways.
Colin R. Singer
April 5, 2026
Quebec’s Move to Abolish PEQ Leaves Province with Healthcare Worker Shortfall
Quebec’s abolition of PEQ risks deepening healthcare worker shortages as regions prepare for major hospital expansions and rising demand.
Colin R. Singer
February 16, 2026
Quebec Increases Fees For All Immigration-Related Services in 2026
Quebec increased immigration application fees from January 1, 2026, affecting skilled workers, students, employers and consultants.
Colin R. Singer
January 21, 2026
Quebec Invites 1,870 Candidates Through Arrima In December 4, 2025 PSTQ Draws
Quebec invited 1,870 candidates through Arrima on December 4, 2025, targeting skilled workers, trades, healthcare and regulated professions under the PSTQ.
Colin R. Singer
December 12, 2025
Quebec Cuts Immigration to 45,000 and Closes Quebec Experience Program
Quebec will cap immigration at 45,000 newcomers per year in 2026 and tighten French and temporary worker rules to reduce pressure on integration capacity.
Colin R. Singer
November 7, 2025