Canadian researchers applying for US government grants are encountering unexpected roadblocks due to a new ideological screening process. A recently introduced questionnaire now asks applicants to confirm whether their research includes elements related to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), environmental justice, and gender ideology—all subjects that have become politically charged in the US. These requirements...
Category: Study in Canada
Canada Introduces 40,000 New Work Opportunities for Students
Canada has taken a significant step toward enhancing student employment prospects by adding 40,000 new opportunities under the Student Work Placement Program (SWPP). This expansion, backed by $207.6 million in Budget 2024, aims to provide post-secondary students with hands-on work experience to help them transition into the workforce. The program is designed to ensure that...
Canada’s Changing Landscape for Indian Students: Challenges & Future Opportunities
In 2024, Canada witnessed a sharp decline in the number of Indian students choosing to study in the country. The total enrollment dropped from 233,500 in 2023 to just 137,600 in 2024—a dramatic 41% decrease. This shift has been primarily driven by recent policy changes, including stricter visa regulations, limitations on bringing family members, and...
Tuition-Free Adult Education in British Columbia to Support Career Advancement
Access to quality education is a key factor in career advancement. Recognizing this, British Columbia continues to offer tuition-free Adult Basic Education (ABE) and English Language Learning (ELL) pathway programs. These initiatives provide adults with the opportunity to enhance their academic skills, opening doors to high-priority post-secondary career programs. Major Investment to Expand Learning Opportunities...
IRCC Removes Field-of-Study Requirement: What It Means for Canadian College Graduates and Immigration
In a game-changing move, Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has officially removed the field-of-study requirement for international college graduates applying for Post-Graduation Work Permits (PGWP). This decision is set to positively impact thousands of international students studying in Canada, making the path to permanent residency clearer and more accessible. Why Did IRCC Remove the...
International Students Return to Canada: Economic Factors and Policy Shifts
Canada has long been a top destination for international students, offering world-class education, diverse cultural experiences, and promising career opportunities. However, recent economic factors and policy changes have influenced student enrollment trends, leading to a more cautious return of foreign students. As universities and policymakers assess the financial implications, the role of international students in...
Canada Remains the #1 Destination for International Graduates Seeking a Fresh Start
Canada has long been a preferred destination for international students worldwide. Recent rankings confirm that the country continues to hold the top spot for educated professionals seeking a new place to live and work. However, shifting immigration policies could impact its future appeal. Canada Leads in Graduate Relocation Rankings According to data from Visual Capitalist,...
Canada’s Evolving International Student Policies: A Positive Shift for Quality Education and Sustainable Growth
Canada has long been a top destination for international students seeking high-quality education, a diverse culture, and vast career opportunities. Recent policy adjustments by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) are aimed at refining the system to maintain excellence, sustainability, and fairness in education. While changes like a reduction in international study permits have raised...
Brampton’s International Student Housing Crisis – Challenges and Possible Solutions
Over the past few years, Brampton has become a hub for international students, with thousands arriving to pursue education in Canadian colleges and universities. While this influx has boosted the local economy and cultural diversity, it has also created a housing crisis that city officials are struggling to manage. From overcrowded rental spaces to rising...








