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Why Trudeau's Exit Could Mean End Of The Road For Indian Students, Workers
The resignation of Canada's prime minister Justin Trudeau has sparked intense discussions among immigration experts about the future of international students there.
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NDTV Special: What Justin Trudeau's Exit Means For Indian Canadians
With Justin Trudeau stepping down as Canada's Prime Minister, the country's political future is at a crossroads. His resignation marks the end of a nearly decade-old tenure defined by ambitious immigration policies and global humanitarianism.
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Canada Cuts Immigration Target By 21% After Record Growth
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government is reducing inflows of newcomers for the first time in more than a decade, ushering in a new era for a country that once embraced high levels of immigration.
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Pak Man Accused Of Plotting Attack On US Jews Was On Student Visa In Canada
A Pakistani man accused of plotting to attack a New York City Jewish center in support of Islamic State was in Canada on a student visa, Canada's immigration minister said on Tuesday.
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For First Time, Canada To Reduce Temporary Residents, Put Cap On Intake
Canada plans to reduce its temporary residents and set a cap on temporary immigration for the first time ever, Immigration Minister Marc Miller said on Thursday.
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Canada Announces Cap On International Student Admissions. What It Means
Following up on Canadian immigration minister Marc Miller's October remarks amidst political pressure over a housing crisis, the Justin Trudeau government announced on Monday a 35% reduction in international student admissions for 2024.
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Canada To Cap International Student Permits By One-Third
Canada will temporarily cap new international student permits by one-third this year compared to 2023, the country's immigration minister announced Monday.
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Why Housing Crisis Has Made Canada Consider Cutting Foreign Students Intake
Canada is considering a cap on the number of international students living in the nation, said Immigration Minister Marc Miller.
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Amid Housing Crisis, Canada Plans Cap On International Students
Amid the growing unemployment and housing crisis in Canada, Immigration Minister Marc Miller on Saturday said he will be looking at the possibility of putting a cap on the number of international students living in the country, CTV News reported.
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Canada Set To Double Financial Criteria For Student Permit
Canada's Immigration Minister, Marc Miller, announced a substantial increase in the financial criteria for international students applying for study permits, emphasising the government's commitment to safeguarding education system's integrity.
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Canada Implements Stricter Measures For International Students
In a move aimed at enhancing the financial preparedness of international students, Canada's Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, Marc Miller, announced significant reforms to Canada's study permit requirements.
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Canada To Welcome 4,85,000 Permanent Residents In 2024, Says Minister
Canada will welcome 485,000 permanent residents next year and 500,000 in 2025 as the country faces an ageing population and labour shortages in key sectors and is seeking to spur growth with the help of new qualified professionals.
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Canada's Big Move For H-1B Visa Holders, Families To Benefit Too
Canada Immigration Minister Sean Fraser on Tuesday announced that the government will create an open work-permit stream to allow 10,000 American H-1B visa holders to come and work in the country.
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Punjab Minister Urges S Jaishankar To Help Students Facing Deportation From Canada
Punjab NRI Affairs Minister Kuldip Singh Dhaliwal has demanded the Centre to solve the matter of 700 Indian students, mostly Punjabis, who are trapped in immigration fraud in Canada and facing deportation cases.
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Canada Army Can Now Recruit Immigrants With Permanent Residency Status
Nearly 1 lakh Indians became permanent residents of Canada in 2021 alone; Canada Defence Minister Anita Anand has said armed forces need to grow to meet global demands triggered by Russia's invasion of Ukraine
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Why Trudeau's Exit Could Mean End Of The Road For Indian Students, Workers
The resignation of Canada's prime minister Justin Trudeau has sparked intense discussions among immigration experts about the future of international students there.
-
NDTV Special: What Justin Trudeau's Exit Means For Indian Canadians
With Justin Trudeau stepping down as Canada's Prime Minister, the country's political future is at a crossroads. His resignation marks the end of a nearly decade-old tenure defined by ambitious immigration policies and global humanitarianism.
-
Canada Cuts Immigration Target By 21% After Record Growth
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government is reducing inflows of newcomers for the first time in more than a decade, ushering in a new era for a country that once embraced high levels of immigration.
-
Pak Man Accused Of Plotting Attack On US Jews Was On Student Visa In Canada
A Pakistani man accused of plotting to attack a New York City Jewish center in support of Islamic State was in Canada on a student visa, Canada's immigration minister said on Tuesday.
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For First Time, Canada To Reduce Temporary Residents, Put Cap On Intake
Canada plans to reduce its temporary residents and set a cap on temporary immigration for the first time ever, Immigration Minister Marc Miller said on Thursday.
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Canada Announces Cap On International Student Admissions. What It Means
Following up on Canadian immigration minister Marc Miller's October remarks amidst political pressure over a housing crisis, the Justin Trudeau government announced on Monday a 35% reduction in international student admissions for 2024.
-
Canada To Cap International Student Permits By One-Third
Canada will temporarily cap new international student permits by one-third this year compared to 2023, the country's immigration minister announced Monday.
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Why Housing Crisis Has Made Canada Consider Cutting Foreign Students Intake
Canada is considering a cap on the number of international students living in the nation, said Immigration Minister Marc Miller.
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Amid Housing Crisis, Canada Plans Cap On International Students
Amid the growing unemployment and housing crisis in Canada, Immigration Minister Marc Miller on Saturday said he will be looking at the possibility of putting a cap on the number of international students living in the country, CTV News reported.
-
Canada Set To Double Financial Criteria For Student Permit
Canada's Immigration Minister, Marc Miller, announced a substantial increase in the financial criteria for international students applying for study permits, emphasising the government's commitment to safeguarding education system's integrity.
-
Canada Implements Stricter Measures For International Students
In a move aimed at enhancing the financial preparedness of international students, Canada's Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, Marc Miller, announced significant reforms to Canada's study permit requirements.
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Canada To Welcome 4,85,000 Permanent Residents In 2024, Says Minister
Canada will welcome 485,000 permanent residents next year and 500,000 in 2025 as the country faces an ageing population and labour shortages in key sectors and is seeking to spur growth with the help of new qualified professionals.
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Canada's Big Move For H-1B Visa Holders, Families To Benefit Too
Canada Immigration Minister Sean Fraser on Tuesday announced that the government will create an open work-permit stream to allow 10,000 American H-1B visa holders to come and work in the country.
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Punjab Minister Urges S Jaishankar To Help Students Facing Deportation From Canada
Punjab NRI Affairs Minister Kuldip Singh Dhaliwal has demanded the Centre to solve the matter of 700 Indian students, mostly Punjabis, who are trapped in immigration fraud in Canada and facing deportation cases.
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Canada Army Can Now Recruit Immigrants With Permanent Residency Status
Nearly 1 lakh Indians became permanent residents of Canada in 2021 alone; Canada Defence Minister Anita Anand has said armed forces need to grow to meet global demands triggered by Russia's invasion of Ukraine
