Québec Poised to Raise Immigration Targets to Address Labour Shortages

Maple News reports that Québec is preparing to significantly increase its immigration targets in response to labour shortages that have only intensified during the COVID-19 pandemic. At a recent virtual press conference, Québec’s Minister of Immigration, Nadine Girault, revealed that the province is working to make up for a shortfall […]

Quebec Eyes Higher Immigration Targets to Address Labour Shortages

Maple News reports that Quebec is preparing to significantly raise its immigration targets in response to a growing labour shortage, worsened by declines in admissions during the COVID-19 pandemic. Nadine Girault, Quebec’s Minister of Immigration, announced in a virtual press conference that the province is currently facing a shortfall of […]

Quebec’s Modest Immigration Plan Falls Short Amid Growing Labour Crisis

Maple News reports that Quebec has announced plans to welcome up to 52,500 permanent residents in 2022—a move that signals a partial return to pre-2019 immigration levels. However, experts argue the target remains insufficient to tackle the province’s pressing labour shortages and long-term demographic challenges. Quebec, which currently faces one […]

12 Common IELTS Myths—Debunked for Aspiring Test-Takers

Maple News reports that as demand for international English language testing increases, so too do the myths surrounding the IELTS exam. These misconceptions can confuse applicants and elevate test-day anxiety, but we’re here to clarify what’s true—and what’s not. First, many believe IELTS is more difficult than other English assessments […]

Criminal Records and Entry to Canada: What You Need to Know

Maple News reports that individuals with a criminal record—whether they’re looking to immigrate, work, study, or visit Canada—may be deemed inadmissible to enter the country. Even minor criminal offences could negatively impact your eligibility, depending on how Canadian authorities interpret the legal equivalent of your offence under domestic law. Canadian […]