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Canada Processing Study Permits For International Students At Record Pace
Immigration officials in Canada are processing study permits for international students at a record pace with almost 360,000 of these applications completed this year as

Ontario Immigration Issues 782 Invitations Through 3 Streams
Ontario issued 782 Invitations to Apply (ITA), most of them under the Masters Graduate and PhD Graduate streams, in three draws on the second-last day

IRCC Reassures International Graduates Over New Open Work Permits
International graduates with Post-Graduation Work Permits (PGWP) that were extended for 18 months last year need not fear them running out because they qualify for

Express Entry: Online Learning Now Counts For Canada Education Credential Points
Canada will allow online learning to count for Express Entry points for international students unable to attend universities and colleges in-person due to the COVID-19

Premiers Of Canada’s Provinces And Territories Agree On Need For Increased Immigration
Premiers across Canada want Ottawa to up its immigration game and give the provinces and territories more of a say in both the recruitment of

McGill Leads Way As Three Canadian Universities In World’s Top 50
Three Canadian universities are named among the top 50 in the world in the latest ranking by QS Quacquarelli Symonds, a provider of analytics and

Give International Students From Poor Countries Open Work Permits, Committee Tells IRCC
International students who do not have enough money to live and study in Canada should be given open work permits and be provided with sponsorship

Quebec To End Access To PGWP For International Students At Private Colleges
Quebec is moving to end access to Post-Graduation Work Permits (PGWPs) for international students graduating from unsubsidized private colleges. The move is to bring the

Quebec To Slash Tuition Fees For Many International Students At Universities In Outlying Regions
International students in six fields of study in Quebec French-language colleges and universities outside of Greater Montreal are to get a huge break on tuition

