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Pathway to Permanent Rejection
In August of this year, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) recently established a new policy for international students wherein their post-graduate work permits will not be renewed. Students who have created communities, established jobs and started families will need to return to their countries of origin. The impact will be devastating in this ecosystem we call 'Canada'.
Andrea and Hostion will discuss the essential role international students play in Canada's economy and education system and how abrupt policy changes are causing chaos. From universities depending on hefty tuition fees to labor market impacts, the episode paints a vivid picture. Where policy is implemented, it is always people who bear the brunt of heavy handed jurisdiction. Sudden policy shifts will negatively impact the whole of Canada, making pathways to permanent residency no more than a broken promise.
Episode Sources
Tens of thousands of international students who spent years finding a pathway to permanent residency are out of options - Globe and Mail
Permanent Residency Path Narrows For International Students in Canada - Immigration News Canada
How the international student cap affects immigration to Canada - University of British Columbia
Course Correction: How international students can help solve Canada's labour crisis - RBC
International students as a source of labour supply: A summary of recent trends - Stats Canada
Quiz Sources
Canada's foreign student push 'mismatched' job market, data shows - CBC News
New pathway to permanent residency for over 90,000 essential temporary workers and international graduates - Stats Canada
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In August of this year, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) recently established a new policy for international students wherein their post-graduate work permits will not be renewed. Students who have created communities, established jobs and started families will need to return to their countries of origin. The impact will be devastating in this ecosystem we call 'Canada'.
Andrea and Hostion will discuss the essential role international students play in Canada's economy and education system and how abrupt policy changes are causing chaos. From universities depending on hefty tuition fees to labor market impacts, the episode paints a vivid picture. Where policy is implemented, it is always people who bear the brunt of heavy handed jurisdiction. Sudden policy shifts will negatively impact the whole of Canada, making pathways to permanent residency no more than a broken promise.
Episode Sources
Tens of thousands of international students who spent years finding a pathway to permanent residency are out of options - Globe and Mail
Permanent Residency Path Narrows For International Students in Canada - Immigration News Canada
How the international student cap affects immigration to Canada - University of British Columbia
Course Correction: How international students can help solve Canada's labour crisis - RBC
International students as a source of labour supply: A summary of recent trends - Stats Canada
Quiz Sources
Canada's foreign student push 'mismatched' job market, data shows - CBC News
New pathway to permanent residency for over 90,000 essential temporary workers and international graduates - Stats Canada
Let us know what you think of this episode! Text us!
Go to Canadian Salad Website for all sources cited in this episode.
Sign up for our newsletter to stay connected: https://www.canadiansalad.ca/contact
And please refer us to your friends, family and that racist uncle that just doesn't get it.
Follow us on TikTok and Instagram
Theme music by Nver Avetyan from Pixabay.
A Janklin Production.