Quebec immigration

Canada’s travel, immigration, and social trends are changing fast — here’s what you need to know this week. 🔷 Domestic Travel Is Growing While International Travel Slows Down In the first three months of 2025, more people in Canada chose to travel within the country rather than go abroad. D...

During the COVID-19 pandemic, many asylum seekers in Quebec stepped up to help in hospitals, seniors’ homes, and other healthcare facilities. They worked long hours, risking their health and safety to protect others. But despite their dedication, many of them are now facing deportation because...

Quebec has announced an extension on the suspension of Labour Market Impact Assessments (LMIAs) for certain low-wage jobs. This means that employers in Montreal and Laval will not be able to apply for these work permits until November 30, 2025. What is an LMIA? An LMIA (Labour Market Impact Assessme...

The Quebec government has announced a cap on the number of international students who can be admitted to its universities. These limits will be in place until February 26, 2026. Once a university reaches its maximum number of applications, it will not be able to accept more international students, u...