This article examines the reaction of Dr. Frédéric Benard, a French anesthesiologist recruited to work in Quebec, following the cancellation of the Quebec Experience Program (PEQ). Although Minister Jean-François Roberge promised to admit any healthcare workers affected by the change, Dr. Benard has been unable to earn enough points under the new selection system, known as the PSTQ. He explains that the current system fails to recognize his medical degrees, and as a result, he is receiving attractive job offers from other Canadian provinces. Business groups, including various chambers of commerce, are now calling for a "grandfather clause" to protect those who applied under the old program, citing the ongoing uncertainty for skilled workers.