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You simply don't stand a chance. Try some PNP.

Any answer to these questions would be pure speculation, so better take the discussion to the other thread: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/bill-c6-senate-stage-t461681.4710.html .

Why not apply for US green card?

CIC will know you applied for Quebec's immigration program.. so they won't be convinced that you "intend to live outside Quebec".

Right, next Senate sitting is either May 1 or May 2.

Take some effort to read spyfy's posts.

So you are saying Senator Linda Frum is wrong? Check this tweet -- https://twitter.com/LindaFrum/status/852240592289619969 It says Conservative Senators are proposing amendment to keep 4/6 vs Liberal's 3/5.

What part of "FACTS ONLY" do you not understand?

CIC will know you have applied for Quebec's immigration program. That shows you have 'intent to live in Quebec' and so your CEC application will most likely be refused.

Just as I predicted in early February! :D

This is FACTS ONLY thread!

For sure it will pass. Idea is to force Liberals to reach a compromise on residency amendment.

Just as I expected. Conservatives are proposing radical amendments now, with hopes of reaching a compromise. And that seems very likely.

I don't see why you're assuming such amendments are/will be totally against the core of a government bill. Like the language amendment, residency amendment is also going to be a compromise between both sides.

So where all the the residency amendment skeptics now? I did say this earlier and quoting it again: It's not going to be C24ish. That's nonsense. It's going to be a compromise between C-6 and C-24. Be prepared for it.

They are adding too much stuff to this bill. It won't pass HoC.

So amendment for C-6 (not C-4) passed or not?

You really need to stop pestering them with multiple emails.

Exactly. Decline and re-enter the pool.

IRCC does not make any guarantees about the processing time. 80% cases are processed within 6 months, but you and your employer just can't assume you are NOT going to be among the unlucky 20%. Furthermore, LMIA is a complicated process and not part of PR application. You can only blame your...