Quebec Wants English-Speaking Asylum Claimants To Go To Other Provinces
Quebec’s French language commissioner wants to strike a deal with Canada’s federal government to ensure only French-speaking asylum claimants will be directed to settle in
Quebec’s French language commissioner wants to strike a deal with Canada’s federal government to ensure only French-speaking asylum claimants will be directed to settle in
The federal government’s latest Express Entry draw shows that the most talented French speakers from around the world are making a clear choice when deciding
Small cities in Quebec and New Brunswick are being ranked as this year’s most affordable places for housing in Canada by University Magazine, a student-operated
A latest news release coming from Caraquet, New Brunswick, details that a series of initiatives to support Francophone immigration outside Quebec are being put into
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 is in the middle of an intense labor shortage of roughly 200,000 open positions, but is still dead-set on pushing away international students in
Allegations of abuse of temporary foreign workers in Quebec are the driving force behind Quebec Immigration Minister Christine Fréchette’s decision to seek out recommendations from
Quebec immigration issued 1,384 Invitations to Apply (ITA) to immigrate to Canada in a draw through the Arrima Expression of Interest (EOI) system last week. Read more: British
Quebec Premier François Legault has taken another step towards making good on his plan to limit economic immigration to the francophone province to only those foreign nationals
Thousands more Ukrainians are expected to come to the West Canadian province of British Columbia before the expiration of the Canada-Ukraine Authorization for Emergency Travel
Canada will start limiting temporary immigration from September and gradually work on reducing it over the coming three years, says Immigration Minister Marc Miller. In
Canadian-born women are almost twice as likely to divorce their husbands or common-law partners as are immigrant women, reveals Statistics Canada. In their report, The
Moving to a new country can be both exciting and daunting, especially when it comes to navigating the complexities of purchasing a home. As a
On February 29, 2024, Canada enacted new regulatory changes that exclude most Mexican nationals from eTA eligibility. In 2023, Mexicans represented 18% of total refugee
Monaco is the country with highest average income in the world, making it easy for its French-speaking residents to immigrate to Canada through the Quebec