[lbo-talk] Quebec separatism

[tfast at yorku.ca]

As far as I know, and I am not immigration lawyer in Quebec nor have I ever been
an immigration lawyer in Quebec nor have I ever known an immigration lawyer in
Quebec, Quebec immigration attempts to discern an individuals ease of
integration and likelyhood of staying in Quebec.  Hence I think an American
with some evening classes in French is not going to score high.  But then again
if you promise to vote yes in the upcoming ref on Sov then perhaps you could
manage it.

Travis

Quoting Mike Ballard <swillsqueal at yahoo.com.au>:


> Travis wrote:
>
> ....Quebec has control (constitutionally) of education
> and immigration.  So to argue that the status of "diversity" in
> Montreal or Quebec for that matter is the the Feds fault is simply
> inaccurate.
>
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>
> A Canadian once told me that people who can speak French are asked (with a
> nod
> and a wink, of course) if they want to be waived through the Canadian
> immigration process in Quebec.  Is this still true or was it ever true?
>
> If so, it might be an incentive for people in the U.S. who want to leave, to
> look up their local Alliance Francaise for language lessons.
>
> Best,
> Mike B)
>
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