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Canada Immigration Strategy Commended, But Criticized On Human Trafficking and Exploitation
The Canadian Centre to End Human Traffic and Covenant House Vancouver commended Ottawa’s development of a new immigration strategy, but called it a “missed opportunity”
Colin R. Singer
November 9, 2023
Quebec To Double Tuition for Out-of-Province Students at English Universities
Quebec will double tuition fees from $8,992 to $17,000 for out-of-province Canadian students attending anglophone universities by 2024, as part of the French province’s push
Colin R. Singer
October 17, 2023
Canada Sees Increase In International Students Becoming Permanent Residents
Statistics released by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) reveal that the number of international students being granted permanent residence is growing. Figures show 8,565
Colin R. Singer
October 17, 2023
Canada Extends Immigration And Citizenship Document Relief For Wildfire Victims
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is extending the relief period for those whose immigration and citizenship documentation have been lost or damaged as a
Colin R. Singer
October 12, 2023
McGill and Concordia Say Quebec’s Immigration Rules May Deter International Students
The Montreal-based McGill and Concordia universities have said that Quebec’s new immigration rules necessitating international students to learn French will turn them away from coming
Colin R. Singer
October 3, 2023
Permanent Residence By No Means Guaranteed For Canada International Students
Education and immigration consultants are misleading international students into believing that studying at Canadian post-secondary institutions is a guaranteed route to becoming a permanent resident,
Colin R. Singer
October 2, 2023
Senators Release Report on Fixing Canada’s International Student Program
In recognition of the difficulties Canada is facing in maintaining the integrity of its international student program, independent senators Sabi Marwah, Ratna Omidvar, Hassan Yussuff,
Colin R. Singer
October 2, 2023
Immigrants To Quebec More Likely To Be University Graduates, Analysis Finds
Immigration policies that encourage foreign nationals with the skills needed to fill positions requiring a university degree are being largely credited with the demographic twist
Colin R. Singer
September 22, 2023
Organization of English Language Schools in Quebec Asks Education Minister to Help Students Affected By Bill 96
The Quebec Association of Independent Schools (QAIS) is urging Education Minister Bernard Drainville to help students who are “distressed and confused” about their temporary permits
Colin R. Singer
September 12, 2023