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Financial Post 'Record spike' in immigrants leaving Canada in recent years, study says Canada saw record numbers of immigrants leave Canada between 2016 and 2019. A new study urges Canada to do more to maintain these newcomers. The study...

CBC News Toronto Ontario college revokes international student admissions again - leaving hundreds scrambling Northern college has revoked the admission of 200 international students, mostly from India, months after similarly revoking acceptances from 500 international students. This has left...

National Post Victor Vigas: Quebec's discriminatory tuition hike is nothing but a cash grab Vigas says Premier Legault's tuition hike for out-of-province students is blatantly discriminatory about generating more money for the universities and keeping them financially stable. He...

Chronicle Herald With insurance expiring and a questionable waiver, St. F.X. welcomes students Some 40 percent of the students expected to show up on campus for the upcoming school year will come from outside the Atlantic bubble, though the...

Global News Post-secondary students grapple with decision on whether to return to school: students’ group With school just a few weeks away, post-secondary students are expressing their concerns. Some are choosing not to return due to financial burdens and...

Rates of domestic violence and violence against women have been on the rise during the COVID-19 pandemic, and researchers are moving quickly to support survivors stuck at home.

The PIE News Canada to expect growth and US to lose market share, agents predict Canada’s market share of international students is likely to grow following Covid-19 and its government’s handling of the crisis, agents have suggested, while US...

The Kingston Whig Standard Queen’s University to see only about 6,600 students on campus Usually, more than 24,000 students can be found on the Queen’s University campus in a given year. This fall, that number will be down to...

The PIE News Canada “considering” letting int’l students return in September Canada’s federal government is “considering” letting international students return to the country for September as long as they can be safely accommodated, a letter obtained by The PIE...

Global News Data of Trent University alumni, faculty may have been copied during cybersecurity attack Trent University staff, faculty, alumni, donors, and external contacts may have had their information compromised, after a recent cybersecurity attack was launched on a third-party...

The Globe and Mail CSIS warns about China’s efforts to recruit Canadian scientists The Canadian Security Intelligence Service has warned the country’s universities and research institutions that Beijing is using academic recruitment programs such as its Thousand Talents Plan...

They’ll alert you if you’ve been in close contact with an infected individual, explains U of T’s Emily Seto, but there remain many challenges to their widespread adoption.

Global News Advisory committee to consider renaming Sir John A. Macdonald Hall at Queen’s Over the next eight weeks, an advisory committee will be deliberating over whether to rename the faculty of law building, currently named after Sir John...