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Canada’s language training sector reached 82% of pre-pandemic benchmark in 2023

Canada’s language training sector continued its recovery from the pandemic in 2023. A new annual report from Languages Canada, produced by industry research specialists BONARD, finds that Canadian...

Canada’s immigration ministry proposes new compliance regime for institutions and schools

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has proposed a series of regulatory changes to the country’s international student sector. The new rules, first posted on 20 June for...

Canada: Students can no longer apply for post-study work permits at border

Canadian Immigration Minister Marc Miller announced on 21 June 2024 that, effective immediately, international students may no longer apply for a post-graduation work permit (PGWP) at the Canadian...

Canada’s Immigration Minister signals that changes are coming to post-study work rights

For more than 15 years now, international students have been able to come to Canada, complete any type of post-secondary programme, and then be eligible for an open...

British Columbia is Canada’s future-focused study destination 

This special feature is sponsored by the British Columbia Council for International Education Canada has 13 provinces and territories, but one of them – British Columbia – is the destination of...

Canada: New limits on off-campus work during studies

Canadian Immigration Minister Marc Miller announced this week that the temporary COVID-era policy allowing international students to work an unlimited number of hours off campus during their studies...

Canada: More provincial cap numbers announced; IRCC moves up end date for post-graduate work for partnership programmes

Since the Canadian government’s announcement in January that it would be capping the number of new study permits issued to international students in 2024 and 2025 (with the...

Canada: Ontario’s cap implementation plan allocates nearly all study permit applications to public colleges and universities

On 26 February 2024, the Government of Ontario – Canada’s most-populous province and host to just over half of the country’s foreign students – announced additional funding of CDN$1.3 billion...

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