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Quebec Has New Immigration Minister In Jean-François Roberge
Quebec’s cabinet shuffle sees Jean-François Roberge, the province’s French-language czar, take on the new role of immigration minister, replacing Christine Fréchette.
Canada’s Federal Government To Give Quebec $750m For Temporary Immigrants and Asylum Seekers
Quebec Premier Francois Legault secures $750 million from Canada for supporting migrants, despite seeking $1 billion.
Canadian Federal Government Refuses to Give Full Immigration Control to Quebec
Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said that Quebec will not get full powers over immigration after Premier Francois Legault’s request to Ottawa for complete jurisdictional
Quebec Family Immigration Under Fire: Criticism Mounts Over Delays
Quebec’s immigration critic is lambasting the ruling Coalition Avenir Québec’s (CAQ) lack of decisive action to reduce the long processing times for family sponsorships, a
Temporary Workforce In Quebec Almost Quadrupled In Eight Years
Quebec’s temporary worker labour force roughly quadrupled in only eight years, reveals a Quebec think-tank in its latest report. “The number of temporary work permits
Canada Issues 150 Invitations to Apply for Agriculture and Agri-food Occupations Category
Are you a candidate with skills and qualifications in one of Canada’s 82 jobs for occupation-specific Express Entry draws? We want to help you move
Quebec Workforce Grew Last Year Due To Temporary Residents
A Quebec think-tank is crediting immigration for boosting the number of workers in that francophone province and helping resolve labour shortages. “We see that this
Quebec Sees Number Of Temporary Residents Skyrocket To Hit A Record Of 528,000
The francophone province of Quebec hit a new record for temporary residents in the fourth quarter of this year with the number of these residents
Quebec Keeps Immigration Levels At 50,000, Plans French Test For Temporary Workers
Quebec will keep its immigration levels at 50,000 for 2024 and 2025, despite calls from business in the province for major increases. In an immigration