Three Canadian islands open the door to immigrants from Africa and Asi

Three Canadian islands belonging to the province of Quebec have decided to embark on a new experience to attract large numbers of Francophone immigrants, especially from the Maghreb and Asian countries, following the successful recruitment of thousands of French and Belgians - Prince Edward Island, New Scotland Island and Brunswick Island.

According to Radio Canada, Silvian Lantier, president of the Confederation of Francophone Societies and Aboriginals of Quebec, explained that migration to Canada has become known to the European Francophones, but this time it is necessary to change it by paying attention to the African continent and Asia.

The province of Quebec is the largest province in Canadian territory and the second in terms of population, which was known at the beginning of discovery in New France.

The province was known when it was discovered in New France or Canada and was in the year and remained on this name until 1763 and then known as the province of Quebec until 1790 and then known as Canada and then Eastern Canada and Canada after the Canadian Federation called the province of Quebec Quebec.

The referendum on Quebec secession from Canada
In an arduous attempt to separate the province from Canada in 1980 and in a referendum on secession from Canada, his result was not to agree to secession.

The province lies in the east of Canada, with its border with the north and east. It is bordered to the west by Ontario and the James Bay. It is bordered to the north by Hudson Bay and to the east by St. Lawrence Bay. The counties are Newfoundland, Labrador and New Brunswick, bounded to the south by the United States.

Climate in the province of Quebec
The climate in the province is divided into two parts, not four languages ​​such as French as the first language and English as a second language. In the north there is a cold winter that is present most of the year, and summer is hardly felt by the population for the winter.

Census of Quebec
The province is ranked second in terms of population after Ontario with a population of 7,744,530.

Capital of Quebec Province:
The provincial capital is Quebec, and its largest city is Montreal.
Area of ​​Quebec Province:
The province is the largest area in Canada with a total area of ​​1,542,056 km, divided by water 185,928, land 1,356,128.
Official language of Quebec Province: The official language of the province is French as a first language and English as a second language.
How to submit: to apply for immigration to Quebec and request a selection certificate.

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