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After immigrant from France fails French test, Quebec says it may tweak rules for tradespeople
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French Immigrant Fails French Test For Permanent Residency In Quebec
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If someone from France can fail Quebec’s French test for immigrants, how hard is it for a non-francophone to pass?
Yohan Flaman, 39, a truck driver from Limoges, France, who came to Quebec in 2018 under the Quebec Experience Program, wasn’t too nervous about taking the French test set by the department of Immigration, Francization and Integration.
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After all, he’d spoken only French his entire life aside from a smattering of English picked up in school and on long-haul trucking jobs to the United States.
While the drop in immigration to Canada was felt across the country in 2020, early signs suggest that most provinces will see their intakes recover by the end of this year.
The coronavirus pandemic caused immigration to Canada to fall to the lowest level since 1998 last year. As a result, Canada welcomed just over 184,000 new immigrants, well short of the 341,000 newcomers it was seeking to welcome in 2020.
Canada got off to a strong start in 2020 before travel restrictions and other COVID-19 disruptions caused newcomer flows to fall beginning in March.
The decline affected each province and territory. However, immigrant settlement patterns were largely unaffected by the pandemic.