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Provinces To Improve Oversight Of Colleges And Universities After International Student Cap
Faced with the spectre of greatly reduced numbers of new international students coming to Canada, provinces pledged to improve their oversight of the treatment of

Canada Has More Than One Million International Students, Says IRCC
Immigration officials in Canada handed out more than one million study permits to international students last year alone, the latest data from Immigration, Refugees and

355,000 International Students Become Canadian Permanent Residents in Three Years
More than 355,000 international students in Canada gained their permanent resident status in 2021-23, according to the latest reports by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada

What Are Canada’s New Post Graduation Work Permit Requirements?
The eligibility requirements for Post-Graduation Work Permits (PGWP) are changing with many international students soon to be unable to get the coveted open work permit but others being

Caps On Canada International Students Will Reduce Study Permits By A Third
Immigration Minister Marc Miller is going to slap the provinces and territories in Canada with a two-year cap on international students that is expected to

Canada to Cap Annual Numbers of International Students by Province
British Columbia, Ontario and Nova Scotia could be hit with limits on the number of international students they can welcome at their colleges and universities,

Drop In Number of Indian International Student Applications In Canada
The high cost of living and the weak labour market has caused a 41% drop in the number of international students from India who are

Canada Considering Cap On International Students, Says Immigration Minister
Immigration Minister Marc Miller expressed his commitment to closely examine the influx of international students and temporary residents entering Canada amid growing concerns over the

Temporary Resident Pathway For Up To 1,000 Palestinians Opens
Palestinians in Gaza with relatives who are Canadian citizens or permanent residents in Canada willing to support them for one year can now apply for

