Thousands of international students come to Canada each year with the goal of earning a Canadian education and eventually building a career or applying for permanent residence. While obtaining a study permit is an important first step, maintaining compliance throughout your studies is equally important. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has updated its operational...
Choosing where to study is about more than earning a degree. For many international students, the ultimate goal is to build a successful career and, if eligible, transition to permanent residence in Canada. New Statistics Canada data offers valuable insight into whether that pathway is becoming stronger. The latest release tracks postsecondary graduates from 2010...
Manitoba has restructured its International Education Stream Career Employment Pathway, requiring graduates with six months of local work experience to transition into the Skilled Worker in Manitoba pathway instead. The Graduate Internship Pathway for master’s and doctoral students remains untouched. Candidates with active EOI profiles should review eligibility and update their information immediately. Why Manitoba...
Canada K-12 international students are becoming a larger share of the country’s international education sector following recent federal restrictions on post-secondary study permits. While colleges and universities have seen a significant decline in international enrolments, elementary and secondary schools have maintained stable numbers, creating new opportunities and challenges for families planning to study in Canada...
Canada’s academic reputation just received a major boost. The University of Toronto has been ranked fourth in the world for academic research in the 2026 Center for World University Rankings, commonly known as CWUR. To put that in perspective, the University of Toronto’s global research ranking places it ahead of Yale, Princeton, Oxford, and Cambridge....
Ontario is putting serious money into building its future workforce. The provincial government has announced a 1.7-billion-dollar investment to create 70,000 new seats at colleges and universities across the province. The investment creates new opportunities for students planning to study in Ontario and study in Canada in high-demand sectors. The focus is squarely on sectors...
There is a feeling in the air that international students around the world once had about Canada. A sense that it was welcoming, stable, and full of opportunity. For a couple of years, some of that confidence dipped. But as ImmigCanada tracks the latest data from around the globe, one thing is becoming clear: international...
If you are planning to study in Canada, there is a new update that could directly affect your application. The Canadian government has quietly but significantly revised its guidelines around study permit validity, specifically for individuals who do not need a passport covering their entire authorized stay in Canada. This change may seem technical at...
New research shows that growing Canada study visa concerns are influencing how international students choose where to study abroad. A recent report from IDP Education found that visa approval rates, immigration policy changes, processing costs, and post-study work opportunities are now becoming major decision-making factors much earlier in the student journey. While Canada remains one...
