Canada’s post-secondary education sector has long been a magnet for international students, thanks to its reputation for high-quality education and welcoming policies. However, recent reductions in international student study permits are creating ripples of concern across colleges, universities, and local communities. The government’s decision to limit study permits has led to a dramatic 54% decline...
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CRA Offers Free Webinar to Help International Students Maximize Tax Benefits
Navigating the Canadian tax system can be challenging for international students, especially if they’re unfamiliar with local laws and processes. To make things easier, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) is offering a free webinar on November 27, 2024, at 2 p.m. EST. This 45-minute session will help international students understand their tax obligations, available benefits,...
Why Canada Is Still the Best Choice for International Students in 2025
Canada has long been a favored destination for international students, renowned for its diverse society, high-quality education, and potential pathways to permanent residency. However, recent changes to the International Student Program (ISP) have introduced new regulations aimed at enhancing the integrity of the system while providing opportunities for students. This blog will explore these changes,...
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...
Saskatchewan’s $35 Million Investment in Early Childhood Education
The governments of Canada and Saskatchewan are making a major investment in early childhood education, dedicating nearly $35 million over the next two years to improve the sector. This funding will provide tuition-free training, professional development, and financial support for early childhood educators (ECEs) across the province. These efforts are part of the Canada-Saskatchewan Canada-Wide...
Canada Launches New Francophone Student Pilot Program for French-Speaking Students
Canada has long been a destination of choice for international students, and with the introduction of the new Canadian Francophone Student Pilot Program, this trend is set to grow even stronger. Announced by the Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship, this innovative program is designed to attract and retain French-speaking international students...
How Canada’s Study Permit Caps are Boosting the Importance of Smaller Source Countries
The world of Canadian immigration is evolving, and recent changes to study permit caps are reshaping the landscape for international students. With new regulations in place, smaller countries are stepping into the spotlight as significant sources of students. This shift not only diversifies the student population but also opens new opportunities for aspiring learners worldwide....
IRCC Proposed Changes to Monitor International Student Attendance in Canada
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is gearing up for significant changes that could impact thousands of international students in Canada. The proposed amendments aim to enhance oversight of Designated Learning Institutions (DLIs) and ensure stricter attendance tracking for international students. Here’s a deep dive into these changes and what they could mean for future...