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The Government of Quebec has recently introduced a series of initiatives and strategies across various sectors, including immigration, economic development, public services, and health. These efforts aim to address key provincial challenges and support Quebec's population and communities.

Key Government Initiatives in Quebec

1. Immigration Plan 2026-2029

On November 6, 2025, the Quebec government unveiled its new Immigration Levels Plan for 2026-2029, signaling a significant shift in its immigration strategy ⁴. This plan, presented by Minister of Immigration, Francization and Integration Jean-François Roberge, introduces reduced immigration targets and stricter criteria ⁴. The government has also faced opposition regarding its decision to replace the previous PEQ (Programme de l'expérience québécoise) immigration program with a more restrictive Skilled Worker program ¹⁰. The government continues to offer programs and assistance for international workers interested in working in Quebec ⁹.

2. Economic Development and Budgetary Allocations

The 2026-2027 budget allocates over $3.6 billion over six years to support Quebecers and communities through targeted actions ¹. In a November 2025 economic update, the government announced tax breaks for workers and measures to support vulnerable populations, including funding for the Residential Adaptation Assistance Program and the RénoRégion programs ⁷.

Furthermore, the federal government, in collaboration with Quebec, is implementing initiatives to enhance infrastructure and housing. This includes $557.5 million in Canada Community-Building Fund allocations to help communities finance necessary infrastructure projects ⁶.

3. Public Services and Community Support

The Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) government continues to update public services and cultural funding programs ³. These ongoing initiatives are part of a broader government strategy that outlines its vision for sustainable development, addressing challenges, and informing its actions ².

4. Health Prevention Strategy

On August 21, 2025, the Quebec government launched a new national health prevention strategy ⁸. This strategy aims to reduce the burden on the healthcare system with two main objectives:

• A 10% reduction in the premature mortality gap related to socioeconomic inequalities ⁸.
• A 10% reduction in the consequences of health issues ⁸.

5. Support for Canadian Industries

In September 2025, the Honourable Mélanie Joly, Minister of Industry, highlighted new strategic measures to support Canadian industries, particularly those in Quebec, that have been significantly impacted by U.S. tariffs and trade disruptions, such as the aluminum and steel sectors ⁵.