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Future uncertain for Ontario college students as federal policy brings cuts, layoffsEducation8 hoursThe tightening of Canada's international student regime has had ripple effects across higher education, but Ontario college students fear they are set to hurt the most. -
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International students allocated to Ontario colleges, universities to drop againSince applying a cap on international students at the beginning of 2024, the federal government has been reducing the number of applicants each year.CanadaDec 17
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