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International students contribute significantly to Canada’s post-secondary system, supporting institutional budgets and the local economy. At the same time, many face serious financial challenges, often relying on part-time or low wage work to cover tuition, rent, and daily expenses. This creates a complex situation where students’ financial realities and institutions’ operational needs intersect, highlighting the importance of thoughtful solutions that address both perspecti

Canada’s post-secondary sector has become increasingly dependent on international students over the past decade. Their presence now sustains institutional budgets, strengthens local economies, and contributes to Canada’s future workforce. At the same time, this reliance has created significant challenges for the students who help keep the system afloat. Why Institutions and Governments Depend on International Students Financial Stability for Institutions Declining provincial

Introduction: The Complexity of Canada's Housing Crisis In many Canadian cities, housing has become a major source of stress for a variety of people, including long-term residents, landlords, immigrants, and students. Everyone has experienced stress and frustration because of the larger housing problem, even though international students are dealing with especially challenging issues. If we wish to solve the issue in an efficient and equitable manner, we must comprehend this

The Promise of Opportunity Canada has built a global reputation as a welcoming, advanced country that offers multiculturalism, world class education, and a clear pathway to permanent residency. For many families abroad, studying in Canada feels like a strategic investment in their children’s future. Canada is seen as safe, stable, and economically strong, which makes the financial sacrifice of international tuition appear worthwhile. This perception is reinforced through the

Is Canada “The Mean Girl” when it comes to International Students and their Mental Health?   Recruiters can sometimes paint the path of education in Canada as a bright path for prominent futures, what they fail to mention is the stress, broken spirits, and psychological toll it is for some. The Reality After Arrival: Culture Shock and Isolation Students arrive in Canada hopeful and motivated but suddenly feel the culture shock and segregation that leads to the darkness of iso