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The letter from the Prime Minister to the Immigration Minister sets out the government's priorities & the new minister's mandate quite clearly: http://pm.gc.ca/eng/minister-immigration-refugees-and-citizenship-mandate-letter

This isn't even a media source. It's more or less a blog. Anyone can submit articles. I agree this is an opinion piece, not an article or a reflection of government policy.

I'm confused: did you get a rejection? Or an intent to reject? If the latter, did you reply within the deadline? What "missing documents" do you mean? Why didn't you send them if/when requested?

The cap of 3500 paper applications has been reached, so no need to fill any forms. The new online system will open January 18th, 2016. As yet, no one has any details on how it will work.

Once you have landed as a PR you can sponsor your wife. This comes under "Family sponsorship", not QSW, so no, the points are not required. As a PR, to sponsor your wife, you will need to be resident in Canada during the sponsorship period. The info is all here...

Start here: http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/immigrate-settle/permanent-workers/index.html Then read links in my sig

Thank you for the link. I've asked there for clarification :).

Quebec requests proof of social security contributions to validate the legality of your work experience. Nowhere is it required to provide this proof for periods of unemployment.

It's the second one: you miust be in one of the categories listed here to apply on paper up until Dec. 31: http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/informations/rules-procedures.html Basically: some students, temporary workers or people with a validated job offer.

She won't be able to get a student visa, because she is already a PR. Even if she doesn't meet the RO, she remains a PR unless/until her PR status is revoked, or relinquished voluntarily. Whether or not a university will accept an expired card or not will depend on the university. She's...

I don't know what he might mean. Did he give you a reference to this 1 year work experience requirement? Is he referring to eligibility for AOT points? http://www.midi.gouv.qc.ca/publications/fr/gpi-npi/composantes_3/gpi-3-1.pdf

You are unlikely to get a reply, or further information from CIC or the embassy. You have made a complaint, sent the information & that's all you can do. CIC won't give you any information about the case.

Highly Unlikely to downright impossible: but not enough info to give you a detailed answer

No, it isn't right. CBSA will accept bank statements if it is clear that the funds are immediately accessible, & you show the means of accessing/withdrawing said funds immediately

Exactly. Cbc could have researched properly &/or used basic research/CIC info to present an accurate report.

Thank you Andy000, that's what I read too on M. Martineau's blog.

I know who m. Martineau is. Yes, he's well-respected. Your original post said "according to an official of the Quebec government... Etc" As I understand it, neither you nor M. Martineau can provide a link to an "official Quebec government" statement to the info you give in your OP?

The answers to all those questions are available on the required documents list, and the website: http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/publications/en/dcs/documents-dcs-en-dyn.pdf http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/forms/search-title/list-authorities.html

Then, with all due respect to M. Martineau, he's not an "official of the Quebec government".

https://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/informations/administrative-review.html