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The number of study permits issued to Chinese students has significantly declined since 2018
International tuition fees are crucial to the operation of Canada’s universities, which rely on the more than $6-billion that foreign students contribute annually in such payments.
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N.S. university limits foreign student enrolment after recruitment too successful
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