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Quebec Reopens Family Sponsorship Applications With 15,700-Application Cap
Quebec will reopen family sponsorship applications on July 2, 2026, with new intake caps and a priority schedule for spouses, parents and grandparents.

Canada Expands Work Permit Pathway For Quebec Skilled Workers And Their Spouses
Canada has expanded a Quebec immigration measure allowing spouses of eligible PSTQ applicants to obtain open work permits until the end of 2026.

Quebec Announces Reopening Date For Popular Experience Immigration Program
Quebec has confirmed the PEQ will reopen on July 2, 2026, offering a temporary pathway to permanent residence for eligible graduates and workers.

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.

New Quebec Law to Require Immigrants to Integrate into ‘Common Culture’
Quebec’s new bill aims to require immigrants to adopt “common culture,’ focusing on French language, secularism, and integration. Learn about the policy’s impact and debate.

Quebec Immigration in 2024: A Comprehensive Review
Explore Quebec’s immigration developments in 2024, including the new Skilled Worker Selection Program, family sponsorship trends, and refugee resettlement efforts.

Quebec Announces Its 2025 Immigration Levels Plan
Quebec’s 2025 Immigration Plan targets 48,500-51,500 newcomers, focusing on skilled workers and economic class. Discover key updates, program suspensions, and more.

New Quebec Immigration Policy Restricts Skilled Worker Invitations to 25% Per Country
Quebec sets a 25% cap on skilled worker invitations per country to diversify immigration sources and preserve its Francophone culture, effective from October 2024 to 2025.

Quebec Proposes New Legislation to Control International Student Admissions
Quebec’s Bill 74 proposes restricting international student admissions, citing housing shortages and language preservation.

