Immigration Minister Marc Miller announced Canada's consideration of capping international students, citing their impact on housing shortages and job markets. This potential policy shift sparks debate about managing immigration while attracting skilled talent.
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The Canadian government has responded with a potential visa cap and a focus on improving support services and living conditions for newcomers. This has ignited anxiety among prospective students, who worry about limited visa availability and rising housing costs.
Canada, a popular destination for international students, has announced major updates to its International Student Program. These changes are designed to address challenges faced by students, including rising costs and inadequate housing.
As Canada's job market cools down, with the number of unfilled positions falling for the third consecutive month, the impact on work visas is becoming increasingly evident.