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Are Caps on International Study Permits Enough?
Capping study permit applications is a blunt measure that will not completely remove bad actors from preying on international students but will make Canada’s educational

McGill University Suing Quebec Over Tuition Fee Hikes For Out Of Province Students
McGill University, one of Canada’s oldest and most highly-recognized post-secondary institutions, is suing Quebec over tuition fee hikes for students from outside the province and

Ontario Demands One Third of The International Student Pool
Ontario universities say they want at least 35 per cent of the international students allowed into the province in the wake of Immigration Minister Marc

Canada Study Permit Cap Won’t Immediately Drive Down Rents, Says RBC
Immigration Minister Marc Miller’s cap on study permit applications will not be enough to stop the inflationary effect on rents due to increasing numbers of

Immigration Officials Were Warned About Letting International Students Work More Hours
Then Immigration Minister Sean Fraser was warned during the COVID-19 pandemic that allowing international students to work more hours could undermine the integrity of the

Trusted Institutions Framework: How IRCC Will Decide Which Schools Can Bring in International Students
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is going to consider factors such as timely graduation and international tuition revenues to determine whether colleges and universities

Key Exemptions From Canada’s Cap On International Students Revealed
Study permit renewals and family members of temporary residents who hold a work or study permit are among the groups exempt from Canada’s new cap

Canada Should Learn from Australia’s International Student Journey: Expert
Canada’s immigration policy failures are unusual, with one in five study permit holders having no record of studying at college or university here. Some private

BC Bans Private Colleges From Enrolling International Students
In the immediate aftermath of the federal government’s introduction of a temporary two-year cap on the number of Canada study permit issuances, British Columbia has

