Quebec Immigration Update: Changes to selection grid to improve the immigration and settlement process

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Published: July 29, 2009

Since 1991, the province of Quebec has had an agreement in place with the Government of Canada, called the Canada-Quebec Accord, which allows Quebec to select its own immigrants. In the June 2009 edition of our newsletter, we reported that the Quebec Immigration Minister had announced changes to Quebec’s immigration programs. Some of these changes have already been put into effect, while others will be implemented in October.  More information has since been released about how the new amendments will facilitate immigration to Quebec.

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