Federal approach to recruiting international students creates ‘negative social consequences,’ deserves ‘rethink’ as immigration pathway, say critics
A government statement suggests that the International Education Strategy tracks economic and immigration metrics, but not student well-being.
The federal government’s efforts to boost the number of incoming international students have launched a booming industry and given Canadian employers a steady stream of labour, but critics say the students themselves are paying the price.
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