From factory floors to city halls, a growing chorus is warning that the end of an immigration program in French-speaking Quebec may push many workers out of the country and leave employers struggling to fill jobs.
Jobseekers at an Aviation Career Fair in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, on Friday, Oct. 17, 2025. The Association quebecoise du transport aerien (AQTA) hosts the event for jobseekers to network with airline companies, aircraft maintenance companies, flight schools, product and service companies and airport executives from across Quebec.
From factory floors to city halls, a growing chorus is warning that the end of an immigration program in French-speaking Quebec may push many workers out of the country and leave employers struggling to fill jobs.
Jobseekers at an Aviation Career Fair in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, on Friday, Oct. 17, 2025. The Association quebecoise du transport aerien (AQTA) hosts the event for jobseekers to network with airline companies, aircraft maintenance companies, flight schools, product and service companies and airport executives from across Quebec.
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