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It does on GCkey, you need to link application

No, you don't need PGPW. You need to get CSQ and then apply for PR using the CSQ.

They might check when you apply for citizenship or to renew PR card. You do you.

The issue might come up if IRCC decides to verify if you complied with the requirements, as technically you are NOT allowed to establish in Québec via EE. Since you won't spend more than a day in Ontario, you will never technically establish there despite the place of landing. If I were you, for...

PGWP has nothing to do with CSQ. But you need to be legally in Québec when you submit your CSQ application. Also your studies must have been at least 75% in French under the new rules, but I guess you know that. Not sure what you mean by "how long would PR be valid". You need to fulfil...

You can't *consider* learning French, you have no other option. You need niveau 7 de l’Échelle québécoise des niveaux de compétence en français

The status will never update on PR portal. Link application via GCkey and see if card has been dispatched

1) depends on province 3) no 4) no

Not necessarily, many cases in which WP extension was refused due to lack of LMIA

If your application was returned (and it is not ADR) it will take the same amount of time as the first time because you are put at the back of the queue, so between 2 and 3 months

eCoPR

It's normal. For inland candidates this does not mean anything

You can call but it won't help much. These are not case processing agents just customer service and they will tell you to wait. The estimated processing time is 6 months, faster for some and slower for others

It varies but you should get it between 2 weeks to a month. It took 29 days for me to get it back in july

Did you try the solemn declaration? https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/application-forms-guides/solemn-declaration-lost-stolen-destroyed-never-received-permanent-resident-card.html

Visitors are typically not eligible for provincial health care. So make sure you will be or get private insurance, otherwise you will have to cover the fees out of pocket.

IRCC will let you know if you have to. Else relax and wait

Yes, everyone receives it. Next is medical exam if you haven't done one yet

Right now all economic immigration programs via Quebec require you to speak French. Consider moving to another province

I don't think there is any difference between the two streams in terms of interviews