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Canada Immigration Minister Sean Fraser announces 18-Month PGWP Extension
Canada is giving foreign nationals with expired or expiring Post-Graduation Work Permits (PGWP) yet another 18-month extension, Immigration Minister Sean Fraser announced on Friday. “We

Highly-Qualified Immigrants Help Make Canada The G7’s Most Educated Country
Highly-educated immigrants have made Canada’s workforce the most educated of any of the G7 countries. G7 countries include Canada and also France, Germany, Italy, Japan,

Boost PNP Slots For International Students, Conference Board Says
Canada could boost the immigration of international students by allowing the provinces to nominate more of them through Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP), notes the Conference

Toronto, British Columbia and McGill Named Among Top 100 Best Universities In World
Three Canadian universities – the University of Toronto (UofT), the University of British Columbia (UBC), and McGill University – are among the 100 best in

Canada Admits Racism In Its Immigration System, Vows To Do Better By African International Students
Systemic racism exists in Canada and more needs to be done to stamp it out and ensure African students do not face unfair selection criteria

Internationally-Acclaimed University Of Toronto Ranked Best In Canada
Canada’s internationally-acclaimed University of Toronto – which consistently ranks near the top of lists of the world’s best universities – has just been named the

Canada Allows International Students To Work Unlimited Hours Off-Campus
Canada is to lift the limit on the number of hours international students can work off-campus during their studies. The move, announced on Friday by

International Students Drive Boom In Post-Graduate College Certificate And Diploma Programs
International students – particularly those from India – are driving a boom in the number of post-graduate diplomas and certificates at Canadian colleges, reports Statistics

Invest $50m In Wage Subsidies For International Students, Says RBC Economics
Canada should invest around $50 million in a pilot wage-subsidy program for 7,000 foreign students in high-demand fields, say the authors of an RBC Economics
