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Canada Ends Flag-poling for PGWP Applicants to Ease Border Services
The Canadian government has introduced new measures to eliminate the practice of “flagpoling” for Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) applicants, effective immediately. This initiative aims to reduce the burden on border services and streamline the processing of immigration applications within Canada.
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Canada to End Temporary Increase in Work Hours for International Students, considering increase to 24 hours in Fall
International students face unique challenges balancing academic responsibilities with financial needs. Recent research and policy changes in countries like the US, Canada, and Australia highlight the critical intersection between work hours and academic success, along with the regulatory environment designed
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BC: Private Schools Receive 47% of Certification Letter Allocations
In an effort to streamline and enhance the educational experience for international students in British Columbia (BC), a new provincial attestation letter system is set to be implemented. This initiative, effective from March 4, 2024, is a direct response to
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Canada and Finland Launch Youth Mobility Agreement to Strengthen Bilateral Ties
In a move that underscores the deepening ties between Canada and Finland, the Canadian government has officially launched the Canada-Finland Youth Mobility Agreement. This initiative, which took effect on March 1, 2024, opens up new avenues for young individuals from
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Canada announces $3.65M Funding to Fast-Track Accreditation for International Health Professionals in Yukon
In recent times, Canada has faced significant challenges related to labor shortages, particularly in the healthcare sector. These shortages have had a tangible impact on Canadians, manifesting in long wait times and difficulties in finding family physicians. Recognizing the urgency
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Concerns Raised to Minister Over Lifting Work Hours Restrictions for Foreign Students
The recent policy changes regarding work hours for international students in Canada have sparked widespread debate. In 2022, the federal government, led by former Immigration Minister Sean Fraser, contemplated removing the restrictions on the number of hours international students could
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A Closer Look at the New Reforms in Canada’s International Student Program
Canada’s International Student Program has long been a beacon for aspiring students worldwide, offering quality education and diverse cultural experiences. However, the recent announcement by Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) on February 5, 2024, unveils significant reforms aimed at
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BC Halts Licensing for New Colleges to Recruit International Students for Two Years with Additional Language Requirements
In a recent move by the British Columbia (BC) government, a significant change has been introduced in the province’s approach to international education. The Minister of Post-Secondary Education, Selina Robinson, announced a two-year moratorium on new educational institutions from enrolling
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New Dawn for GTA Construction Workers: Government Extends Permanent Residency Initiative to July 2024
In a significant move by the Canadian government, the Temporary Public Policy for Out-of-Status Construction Workers in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) has been extended, offering a lifeline to numerous workers in the construction sector. This extension, valid until July
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New Challenges for International Students: The Attestation Letter Requirement
As of January 22, 2024, a significant update has been introduced in the Canadian immigration system, especially impacting international students. The Canadian government now mandates most students to provide an attestation letter from the province or territory where they plan