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Federal government doubling financial requirement for international students - Vimarsana News

Federal government doubling financial requirement for international students

Another major change is coming for international students in Canada.

India-Canada Tensions Rise, Canadian Colleges Seek To Reassure Indian Students - Vimarsana News

India-Canada Tensions Rise, Canadian Colleges Seek To Reassure Indian Students

Canadian universities are reassuring Indian students of their safety and offering resources to deal with the uncertainty triggered by the diplomatic crisis between the two countries as they seek to limit the fallout on a booming business.

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As Modi-Trudeau tensions rise, Canadian colleges seek to reassure students - Vimarsana News

As Modi-Trudeau tensions rise, Canadian colleges seek to reassure students

Canadian universities are reassuring Indian students of their safety and offering resources to deal with the uncertainty triggered by the diplomatic crisis between the two countries as they seek... -October 05, 2023 at 06:04 am EDT - MarketScreener

Canadian colleges seek to reassure Indian students as Modi-Trudeau tensions rise - Vimarsana News

Canadian colleges seek to reassure Indian students as Modi-Trudeau tensions rise

Some students are considering delaying their courses, while others are assessing whether higher education could become a collateral damage of the current diplomatic crisis between Canada and India

Amid diplomatic row, Canadian colleges seek to reassure students - Vimarsana News

Amid diplomatic row, Canadian colleges seek to reassure students

Canadian universities are reassuring Indian students about their safety and offering resources to deal with the uncertainty caused by the diplomatic crisis between the two countries. Canada's international education business heavily relies on Indian students, who contribute over $14.6 billion to the Canadian economy annually.