International students turn away from Canadian universities as immigration rules tighten
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- Le Monde Englishseen 1 Sept, 07:44description edited
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Since 2024, the federal government and the government of Québec have tightened immigration rules, leading to a drop in enrollment at the country's higher education institutions, weakening their finances and raising fears of longer-term damage to Canada’s appeal.Since 2024, the federal government and the government of Québec have tightened immigration rules, leading to a drop in enrollment at the country's higher education institutions, weakening their finances and raising fears of longer-term damage to Canada's appeal.
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Mon, 31 August 2026
2 reports- Le Monde (France)16:19first to report
Le tour de vis, depuis 2024, du gouvernement fédéral et de celui du Québec en matière migratoire fait baisser les effectifs des établissements d’enseignement supérieur du pays, fragilisant leurs finances et faisant craindre, à long terme, des répercussions sur l’attractivité du pays.
- Le Monde English23:38edited after publishing
Since 2024, the federal government and the government of Québec have tightened immigration rules, leading to a drop in enrollment at the country's higher education institutions, weakening their finances and raising fears of longer-term damage to Canada's appeal.