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Canada Faces Backlash Over PGWP Refusals And Removal Orders For International Graduates
Canada PGWP refusals for non-credit programs spark a dispute as international graduates challenge IRCC guidance and some face removal orders.

Canada’s International Student Population Has Fallen By A Third Since 2024
IRCC reports 632,535 study permit holders and 82% fewer new arrivals in the first half of 2026. See the verified figures and what changes for graduate applicants.

Canada’s Unemployment Rate Climbs Amid Immigration Rebalancing
Canada’s unemployment rate rose to 6.9% in April 2026 as Ottawa continued immigration reforms and targeted key labour shortage sectors.

Canada Temporary Residence Changes in 2024: A Comprehensive Review
Explore Canada’s 2024 temporary residence developments, from reduced study permits to tightened work permit rules, and their impact on students, workers, and the economy.

One Canadian College Says International Student Cap Will Cost It $32 Million
Canada’s post-secondary sector faces significant financial and operational challenges as new IRCC policies impact international student permits and post-graduate work eligibility.

Comprehensive Guide to Canada’s Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) For 2026
Learn how Canada’s Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) allows international graduates to work and build a career in Canada, with clear program eligibility rules.

After Allegedly Scamming Hundreds of International Students, Brijesh Mishra Appears in Vancouver Court
Brijesh Mishra – who is charged for allegedly misrepresenting himself as a licensed immigration agent and defrauding Indian international students by providing them with fake

Canada Announces Open Work Permits For PGWP Holders and TR to PR Pathway Applicants
Canada has announced its much-anticipated new access to open work permits for candidates with expired or expiring Post-Graduation Work Permits (PGWPs). An August 2 update

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

