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Quebec Businesses Hoping Ottawa Raises Limit on Temporary Workers
In a deal still under wraps, the Province of Quebec is thought to be only days away from inking a deal with Ottawa to allow

Quebec To Increase Immigration To Tackle Acute Labour Shortage Post-COVID-19
Quebec will increase immigration to make up for a severe shortage of labour caused partly by the COVID-19 pandemic, but also its own government’s decision
Quebec Confirms Removal Of Entrepreneur Program Start-Up and Security Deposits
Quebec has confirmed the removal of the start-up and security deposit requirement under stream 2 of the Quebec Entrepreneur Program for candidates with applications already

Quebec’s Community Support Programs Get $8 Million Boost to Help Immigrants
In its bid to make La Belle Province more welcoming for immigrants, Canada’s francophone province of Quebec is investing more than $8 million into its

Quebec Suspends Study Permit Applications For 10 Specific Colleges
Quebec has temporarily suspended the receipt and processing of study permit applications for 10 specific learning institutions through the Foreign Student Program. The decision, announced

Quebec Issues 233 Invitations In New Arrima Expression of Interest Draw
Quebec immigration has issued 233 invitations in a new draw through the Arrima Expression of Interest system. The December 16 draw was aimed primarily at

Quebec Announces Plan to Remove Start-Up and Security Deposits for Entrepreneur Program
Quebec has announced a plan to remove the start-up and security deposit requirement under stream 2 of the Quebec Entrepreneur Program for candidates with applications

Quebec Businesses Get New Arrima Employer Portal To More Easily Hire Highly-Skilled Immigrants
Quebec is making it easier for employers to find highly-skilled immigrants to fill jobs with the launch of a new employer portal within the Arrima

Quebec to Increase Immigration in 2021 to Boost Economic Recovery from Coronavirus Pandemic
Quebec expects to welcome between 13,000 and 18,000 fewer immigrants than planned in 2020, a deficit it will make up in the next two years,

