The Canadian Press on MSN
Quebec minister says Ottawa has gone too far in cutting temporary immigration
Despite years of calling for Ottawa to cut the number of non-permanent residents in the province, Quebec now says the federal ...
The Quebec government this week kicked off hearings aimed at examining this province’s immigration policy, and while the rationale is that the existing system needs to be attuned to the realities of a ...
Public opinion about immigration has swung to the right since Biden took office. The issue of immigration has fueled former President Donald Trump's dominance over the Republican Party for the past ...
It was somewhat ironic to hear Quebec’s minister of immigration, Jean-François Roberge, criticize the federal government for reducing by too much the number of temporary residents allowed to work in ...
A new stage has been reached in the Quebec ruling elite’s promotion of an explicitly chauvinist and xenophobic Quebec nationalism. In recent weeks, the corporate media and all four parties in the ...
Université Laval provides funding as a founding partner of The Conversation CA-FR. Université Laval provides funding as a member of The Conversation CA. For more than 40 years, Canada has been at the ...
Montreal Gazette on MSN
Quebec plans to cut immigration levels to 45,000 a year for four years
The Legault government has opted for the higher of the three options in deciding how many permanent immigrants it will ...
MONTREAL/OTTAWA, Oct 3 (Reuters) - Quebec Premier Francois Legault, who campaigned to protect the French language and cap immigration, was set for a second term on Monday with a thumping election ...
CNN senior data analyst Harry Enten reports that legal immigrants and foreign-born are the most hawkish voters on immigration enforcement. Enten said, "Immigrant citizens have become increasingly ...
The upcoming relaunch of the Quebec Immigrant Investor Program (QIIP), known for its popularity as Canada's leading business immigration program for the past two decades, is likely to raise some ...
The global population ballooned by about 1.7 billion people between 2000 and 2020. But growth was uneven around the world and, in some places, immigration played a key role. In 14 countries and ...
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