Last week’s Zoom conference with education suppliers and government departments concluded the same way it had for months: with an appeal from the industry to open the borders for foreign students. Last year, Covid...
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Non- Canadian immigrants can now enjoy rights to information and privacy requests
The Government of Canada announced a major change in the Canada Gazette to its rules for access to information and privacy (ATIP), earlier this month. This change will come into effect from July 2022 which will benefit...
Amid huge rush of students to the US, Air India decides to operate additional flights
India’s largest flight carrier, Air India has decided to run additional flights between India and USA as the fall intake nears, leading to a heavy rush of students. These flights will be in addition to the current...
Saskatchewan invites 496 immigrants to apply for PR under Express Entry and Occupations In-Demand sub-categories
In a new PNP draw, Saskatchewan invited 496 potential immigrants. Under the Express Entry and Occupations In-Demand sub-categories, immigration candidates were invited to apply for a provincial nomination. Through...
Over 6% of Indian-Americans are living below the poverty line
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Impact of 2020 US Elections on Indian students seeking an American education
Recently the Trump administration had proposed a resolution in the law for Student Visas which stated that the new rule would set fixed terms of up to four years for student visas. Currently, student visas follow...
Canada: City in Focus – Vancouver
Vancouver is one of the major cities in Canada and is situated in the province of British Columbia. It is the most populated city in the province, with about 2.5 million residents, and is consistently named as one of...
Law Students will have to adapt to a changing international environment.
The extent of globalisation in the current world has meant that students studying interdisciplinary social sciences, such as law, have to make sure that they adopt a global view towards a plethora of issues, to better...
Long-term unemployment swells as the Canadian economy comes to grips with the pandemic.
Statistics Canada has reported a worrying trend- there has been a spike in the number of unemployed individuals who have been out of work for 6 months or more. While job growth remained positive, long term unemployment...
Student speaks – Knowing your options when choosing a university
One of the prime decisions of the study-abroad process to make is choosing a university to study at. It is imperative to choose wisely, whether you are an undergraduate, masters or PhD student. However, many students do...
