Doug Ronson

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.

Enrolments of international students at Canada’s school districts continue to be strong this fall, despite confusion among agents and parents caused by the federal government’s decision to impose a study permit cap in the post-secondary sector.

The housing crisis for international students in Canada is still ongoing – despite the federal government’s imposition of a study permit cap to limit the number of students coming to the country.

The Ontario government has issued a directive prohibiting the province’s colleges from undertaking new international education activities, a move seen by some stakeholders as another setback for the sector, following the federal government's study permit cap earlier this year.

Canada’s school districts are feeling optimistic about the international education sector – despite government imposing a cap on post-secondary students.

People across Canada were shocked when news broke that Queen’s University in Ontario would need to make dramatic cuts to address a deficit of CAN$48 million on an operating budget of $600m.

Four students from China were killed in a car accident, raising questions about whether teenage students should be permitted to drive in Canada.

Cape Breton University plans to reduce its enrolment to 7,000 students within four years - after experiencing struggles with classroom space and housing for international students.

The Québec government is changing the tuition fee structure for international students attending three English-language universities.