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Immigration
9 MPs have stated positions across 16 topics · 2 shifts
Bernard DrainvilleCoalition Avenir QuébecShifted
Drainville pledged to introduce a grandfather clause for those already in the PEQ process after its termination, urging swift action. He emphasized urgency and concern about uncertainty, aiming to protect people, entrepreneurs and temporary workers caught in the transition.→Drainville says skilled workers in healthcare, education, construction and specialized manufacturing who lived in Quebec before the PEQ ended should be grandfathered into the PEQ if they've been in Quebec for two years and speak intermediate-level French.
NewsFeb 10, 2026
Jean-François RobergeCoalition Avenir QuébecShifted
Roberge opposes granting a grandfather clause for temporary workers affected by the PEQ closure, ended the PEQ program, encourages applicants to use the PSTQ, and prioritized processing 6,300 health-sector foreign workers' PSTQ files.→Jean-François Roberge indicated openness to transition measures following the PEQ abolition, saying he has 'transition scenarios' for a future premier and wants to 'calm the climate,' signaling consideration of transitional steps for temporary workers.
NewsFeb 13, 2026
Christine FréchetteCoalition Avenir Québec
Fréchette supports temporarily reinstating the Quebec Experience Program (PEQ) for two years to exempt applicants who were living in Quebec when it ended, and reducing PSTQ invitations by an equal number to respect the province's immigration thresholds.
NewsFeb 10, 2026