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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.
Quebec Invites 231 Candidates in August 2025 Through Skilled Worker Program
Quebec invited 231 candidates under the Skilled Worker Selection Program, including highly skilled professionals and individuals with exceptional talent.
Quebec Invites 277 Candidates in Regulated Professions Stream
Quebec invited 273 candidates under the Skilled Worker Selection Program, including highly skilled professionals and individuals with exceptional talent.
Quebec Invites 273 Candidates in Manual Skilled Worker Draw
Quebec invited 273 candidates under the Skilled Worker Selection Program, including highly skilled professionals and individuals with exceptional talent.
Quebec Issues 238 Invitations in First Draw Through New Skilled Worker Selection Program
Quebec invited 238 candidates under the Skilled Worker Selection Program, including highly skilled professionals and individuals with exceptional talent.
Major Shift in Quebec Immigration: Skilled Worker Program Revamp and Family Sponsorship Freeze
Quebec overhauls its Skilled Worker Program with the PSTQ while freezing family reunification sponsorships until June 2026, shifting immigration priorities toward the economy.
Quebec Pauses Family Reunification Applications until June 2026
Quebec has paused new family reunification sponsorship applications for spouses and adult children until June 2026 after reaching its intake cap.
Quebec Opens New Skilled Worker Selection Program With Draws To Start This Month
Quebec’s Skilled Worker Selection Program opens July 2025, prioritising French-speaking candidates with Quebec study or work experience for permanent selection.
Quebec Publishes Immigration Plan For Next Three Years
Quebec’s 2026–2029 immigration plan proposes reduced permanent and temporary immigration, new French language rules, and prioritises local integration.