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Hi xrypto, I think it's time to see a lawyer if you don't have one. Since your PGWP only has few months left, I assumed you have been working ever since so the most possible option for you is Express Entry. If you're concern about proving your intention of living outside quebec, you can list...

I agree with cherti. Please take his advice serious tho, or you’ll regret your choice. Don’t suffer the samething as we do. You can apply outside quebec and then live in quebec after you become pr.

I think your chance is to take a legal action against them. Yes, it would take a while plus other resources. But the your chance of winning is pretty high since they refused your application based on the first test and disregard your second one. Or smething else you can do if they dont...

Here is the update from Chalk Immigration. They have made all the way to the Superior Court of Quebec and the next hearing will be taken place in Nov. http://chalkimmigration.com/2018/04/29/update-peq-group-judicial-review-cases/

Q2: To be perfectly honest, your French must be as “relatively” good as your English in order to be qualified for a white collar job in Quebec. Maybe there is an exception for IT jobs.

Wouldn’t Quebec gov face a challenge if they come after landed immigrant on ground that they move to another province since it essentially infringe Mobility Rights (a constitutional right)?

“C1 to B1” Wow, I have no words. You took TEFAQ at McGill, the top uni in this country and literally the most legit institution to take TEFAQ. There is a pattern that MIDI is discriminanting against applications who have English background. No ones who have French background (those come from...

Just to let you know that there is something called “Mobility Rights”, section 6 of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, a bill of rights entrenched in the Constitution of Canada. http://publications.gc.ca/Collection-R/LoPBdP/CIR/904-e.htm