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In this eye-opening episode, we explore the shifting landscape of international education as Indian students increasingly turn away from Canadian universities. Our discussion covers:

Join us as we dissect this complex issue, examining how changing perceptions and policies are reshaping the global education landscape and what it means for students, institutions, and nations alike.

In this timely episode, we delve into the growing concerns surrounding Canada's international student program, as highlighted by Immigration Minister Marc Miller. We explore:

Join us as we unpack this complex issue, examining the challenges facing Canada's immigration system and the future of international education in the country.

In this eye-opening episode, we explore a startling development at the Canada-U.S. border: smugglers using TikTok to advertise illegal border crossing services to Indian migrants. We'll dive into:

Join us as we unravel this complex issue, examining the intersection of social media, immigration, and criminal enterprise in the digital age.

Is Ontario Premier Doug Ford misrepresenting the province's unemployment numbers, claiming a stronger economy than the data supports?

A deep dive into the the exploitation of international students in Canada. A discussion of how Canada uses international students as a source of cheap labor, particularly in low-skilled jobs.