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Ontario colleges face biggest financial hit from Ottawa’s international student clampdown
Postsecondary institutions are grappling with a sharp drop in foreign student numbers as Ottawa clamps down on international study permits. Ontario colleges, the biggest financial winners during the enrolment boom years, stand to be the biggest losers.
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