LMIA Work Permits in Winnipeg: What Employers and Foreign Workers Need to Know
7th, May 2024
Quebec Premier François Legault, concerned about the decline of French in the province, has proposed limiting economic immigration to French-speaking immigrants by 2026.
His worries are backed by a report showing complaints to the Office de la Langue Française have tripled in five years. The report also shows a decrease in businesses using French as the sole greeting language on Montreal's island, from 84% in 2010 to 71% last year.
This decline and a housing affordability crisis have led to anti-immigrant sentiment despite Quebec welcoming over 52,000 new permanent residents last year.
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