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Canada: Quebec expands special work permits to spouses of permanent residence candidatesQuebec is offering new work permits to spouses of skilled worker applicants. This temporary measure, effective June 5, 2026, eases requirem...- Canada to allow some Quebec foreign workers to extend employer-specific work permits by 12 monthsCanada has introduced a temporary measure allowing eligible foreign workers in Quebec to extend their work permits for up to 12 months. Thi...
- Canada sees first decline in foreign workers and international students in yearsCanada sees a dip in foreign workers and students for the first time in years. Stricter immigration rules are taking effect. Major cities l...
- Sam Hamad loses Quebec City mayoral race to Bruno Marchand; former Liberal minister faces accusations of threats to daughter, etc. find out more on details, history & controversies of Syrian-born QuebecerFormer Liberal minister Sam Hamad lost Quebec City mayoral election with 13.39% of vote. Incumbent Mayor Bruno Marchand won with 51.88% whi...
- Canada is cutting immigration but making one big exceptionCanada is reducing overall immigration but increasing targets for French-speaking immigrants settling outside Quebec, aiming for 12% by 202...
- French language proficiency: a strategic move for immigrantsCanada is experiencing a significant surge in newcomers learning French, driven by the increasing importance of French language proficiency...
- Canada’s Liberal Party plans stable immigration reforms amid federal election winFollowing the 2025 federal election victory, the Liberal Party, led by Mark Carney, plans significant changes to Canada's immigration polic...
- Immigration becomes key battleground in final days of Canada’s 2025 election campaignCanada's upcoming election on April 28 focuses on immigration. Liberal Party's Mark Carney and Conservative Party's Pierre Poilievre propos...
- B.C. Premier David Eby says Ottawa must treat provinces fairly as talk of Western Canada's separation from the rest of the country growsB.C. Premier David Eby is calling out Ottawa's unfair treatment of provinces, warning that ignoring Western Canada's concerns could fuel se...
- Canada introduces new Express Entry categories for 2025 to tackle labour shortagesCanada is updating its immigration strategy for 2025, introducing a new education category under the Express Entry system to address labor ...
- Canada's new immigration plan: Key numbers to know if you're planning the moveCanada has revealed a new immigration plan for 2025–2027. This plan targets a reduction in permanent and temporary resident admissions. It ...
- Canada's Quebec imposes a country cap for Regular Skilled Worker ProgramStarting October 9, 2024, Quebec will limit invitations under the Regular Skilled Worker Program (PRTQ) to a maximum of 25% from any single...
- Canada to further limit international student permits, tighten foreign worker rulesThe Canadian government, led by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, plans to reduce immigration by cutting foreign student permits and tightenin...
- Canada to hike fees of some permanent residency programs, starting April 30Canada's permanent residency fees will be increased from April 30, 2024, by IRCC. Adjustments for various applicant categories, exemptions ...
- Canada announces new immigration pilots to support rural and Francophone communitiesCanadian Immigration Minister Marc Miller recently introduced two new pilot immigration programs aimed at benefiting rural and Francophone ...
- Canada pushes for more French-speaking, skilled immigrantsThe Canadian government is intensifying efforts to bring more French-speaking skilled workers to address labour shortages. Canada aims to h...
- Worsening housing crunch puts a question mark on Canada's immigration planQuebec Premier Francois Legault said it’s time for Trudeau to reconsider his welcoming message to potential new arrivals. Canada’s second-m...
- How a Canadian town famous for xenophobia fell in love with immigrantsCanada's federal government has announced plans to welcome record numbers of new immigrants over the next three years, with the goal of add...
- Canada's Quebec plans to bar most immigrants who don’t speak FrenchThe percentage of Quebeckers declaring French as their first spoken language declined 1.5 percentage points to 82.2% between 2016 and 2021,...
- Once wary of immigrants, this Canadian town is sending out a global labor SOSHerouxville's outreach is a response to a wider quandary facing Quebec, Canada and many other countries, to varying degrees, as governments...
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