Doug Ronson

North American universities are still opening overseas campuses, but the TNE “gold rush” that occurred in the early part of this century is over, a group that tracks the topic says.

International education advocates in Canada are criticising proposed legislation that would give the federal government the power to cancel study permits en masse for reasons of national security or in a health crisis such as a pandemic.

The iconic YMCA International Language School in Montreal is closing in yet another sign that the language-teaching sector in Canada continues to struggle.

International student enrolments at Canadian school districts dipped only slightly in the past year amid dramatic drops at language schools and post-secondary institutions, new data shows. 

As international and domestic students across Canada return to class this semester, data suggests the housing crunch may be easing. But stakeholders caution that finding safe, affordable housing remains a significant challenge.

Despite possible adjustments to come, experts are warning of deepening financial and educational fallout from Canada's study permit caps.

Thousands of people have lost their jobs at Canadian higher education institutions in the wake of country-wide study permit caps, according to new data analysis.

The University of Winnipeg is shuttering its English-language program, the third such closing by a Canadian university in the past year.

Colleges in Ontario are responding to the federal government’s study permit cap by cutting jobs and programs – and in one case by temporarily closing an entire campus.

Educational institutions across Canada must do more to protect female international students from human trafficking, the city council in Brampton, Ontario, argues.