The Government of Canada has taken a bold step to make its study permit process fairer and more accessible to students from every corner of the globe. As of November 8, 2024, Canada has unified its application process by retiring two expedited programs, the Student Direct Stream (SDS) and Nigeria Student Express (NSE). With this...
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Ontario Launches New Nursing Program: Boosting Canada’s Healthcare Workforce
Ontario has recently taken a bold step to address its growing demand for healthcare professionals by launching a new nursing program at Carleton University. This is Ontario’s first new university-based nursing program in 20 years and marks a significant investment in the province’s healthcare workforce. Premier Doug Ford announced the initiative on November 5, 2024,...
Streamlined Judicial Review for Refused Study Permits: A New Era in Canadian Immigration
If you’re planning to study in Canada, you may already know how competitive the process can be. With rising numbers of applicants, having your study permit rejected can be incredibly frustrating. But, there’s good news for hopeful students! As of October 1, 2024, a new pilot project has been launched to simplify the judicial review...
Canada’s New Study and Post-Graduation Work Permit Programs for 2025-2026
Canada has always been a popular destination for international students and skilled workers due to its high-quality education and vast career opportunities. However, as the economic landscape changes, so do the country’s immigration policies. Recently, the Canadian government introduced significant updates to its Study Permit and Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) programs for the years 2025-2026....
Why Canada Remains the Top Choice for International Students Despite New Study Permit Limits
Canada has long been one of the most sought-after destinations for international students. Known for its high-quality education system, diverse cultural landscape, and welcoming immigration policies, the country attracts students from across the globe. In 2024, however, the Canadian government introduced a cap on study permits to manage the growing number of international students. While...
Canada’s International Student Enrolments Decline Sharply for 2024
Canada is witnessing a significant drop in international student enrollments for 2024, with a recent analysis by ApplyBoard suggesting a nearly 50% decrease in approved study permits compared to 2023. This decline is much steeper than the government’s initial forecast of a 35% reduction. It has raised concerns about the country’s international education sector and...
International Students in Canada Face Uncertainty as Permanent Residency Policies Shift
Recent immigration policy changes in Canada have left tens of thousands of international students facing an uncertain future. The Canadian government’s sudden shift in immigration priorities—now focusing on French speakers and specific job sectors—has drastically impacted the path to permanent residency for many long-term students. Experts estimate that between 70,000 to 131,000 Post-Graduation Work Permit...
Saskatchewan Graduate Retention Program Surpasses $800 Million Investment
The Government of Saskatchewan has reached a significant milestone with its Graduate Retention Program (GRP), announcing that total investments have surpassed $800 million since the program’s inception in 2009. The program, designed to retain talented post-secondary graduates within the province, has provided tuition tax credits to more than 85,000 graduates, making it a cornerstone of...
How Studying in Canada Boosts Your Chances in the Express Entry Pool
Did you know that nearly half of all Express Entry invitations in 2023 went to former international students in Canada? It’s true! This statistic highlights the significant advantage of studying in Canada when applying for permanent residency. Canadian education not only enhances your academic and professional skills but also gives you a substantial edge in...








