Quebec Alienates International Students Amidst Unprecedented Labor Shortage
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
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
Quebec Immigration Minister Christine Fréchette is reportedly only days away from unveiling the details of a plan to relax the criteria for the province’s Programme
Quebec Experience Program (PEQ) applications can be submitted online via the Arrima platform as of Tuesday January 12, the Quebec immigration ministry has announced. The
The Quebec government introduced new requirements for the Quebec Experience Program (PEQ) on July 22, 2020. Included in the new Quebec Experience Program requirements are
Controversial changes to the Quebec Experience Program (PEQ) came into force on Wednesday, July 22. The changes see new work experience requirements introduced for international
Watered-down reforms to the Quebec Experience Program (PEQ) have drawn more criticism from stakeholders, including student and business groups. The governing Coalition Avenir Quebec is
Quebec has moved to soften planned changes to the Quebec Experience Program (PEQ) following outcry during the recent consultation period. Measures announced on Thursday, July
Quebec universities have written to Immigration Minister Simon Jolin-Barrette requesting changes to his plan to reform the Quebec Experience Program (PEQ). Although Bureau de cooperation
Quebec will increase work experience requirements under the Quebec Experience Program (PEQ) and introduce two new pilots targeting specific occupations in changes announced on Thursday,
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Canada’s immigration minister has warned that the federal government will do more to limit the number of international students if post-secondary institutions do not act.
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Discover how Canada’s 2024 Federal Budget prioritizes addressing the housing crisis, boosting the construction workforce, and supporting skilled trades workers. Explore initiatives aimed at increasing housing supply, streamlining foreign credential recognition, and creating apprenticeship opportunities. Stay informed on Ottawa’s plans to make housing more affordable and accessible while ensuring a sustainable immigration system. Read more to learn about the budget’s impact on Canada’s housing future.