Doug Ronson

At its first in-person conference in three years, the Canadian Association of Public Schools – International tackled mental health issues in several sessions.

DHS is investigating after a large number of students from Bangladesh enrolled in Washington State community colleges and failed to show up for classes.

A shortage of host families in Canada has forced some international education programs to stop accepting new students who need homestay.

One of the tragedies of Covid, and I include Global Village Calgary in this, is that people working in the sector lost their professional lives, their social lives, when the school shut down

Laurentian University senior staff "should resign" after the Ontario auditor general slammed the administration for pushing it into creditor protection.

A decade ago, six Ontario colleges had set up public-private partnerships. Since then, the number of arrangements has continued to grow. Doug Ronson asks if the benefits outweigh the risks.

Welcoming international students and improving their language skills are essential for Canada to achieve its economic goals, the minister of immigration has said.

After the pandemic caused international student numbers to drop dramatically, Languages Canada says it’s back and stronger than ever.

More than 500 international students who paid tuition to three Québec colleges that filed for creditor protection are unlikely to receive full refunds.

Five students from India were killed in a car crash on March 12 when their van collided with a tractor trailer truck on a busy highway east of Toronto.