Canada’s Study Permit Cap Ambiguous, Says Newfoundland & Labrador
The Atlantic Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador wants Ottawa to clear up a few things about the cap on study permits in the wake
The Atlantic Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador wants Ottawa to clear up a few things about the cap on study permits in the wake
Quebec saw some of the highest growth in temporary immigration to Canada in the five years that ended in 2021 with most of those international
Certain international students will be unable to get Post-Graduation Work Permits (PGWP) once they finish their studies because Canada is moving up the previously announced date of
Immigration Minster Marc Miller’s cap on study permit applications will likely mean far fewer new international students coming to Canada this school year than previously expected.
The University of Prince Edward Island’s interim president is worried Canada’s cap on study permit applications will require the post-secondary educational institution to work even harder
British Columbia has started sending out its new attestation letters as now required by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) to eligible colleges and universities
A handful of publicly-funded colleges in Ontario – not private colleges – are now being blamed for much of the spike in international student enrollments
Capping study permit applications is a blunt measure that will not completely remove bad actors from preying on international students but will make Canada’s educational
McGill University, one of Canada’s oldest and most highly-recognized post-secondary institutions, is suing Quebec over tuition fee hikes for students from outside the province and
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