This dual track is also suitable for post-secondary educational institutions, many of which are grappling with provincial funding shortages and declining or frozen tuition rates. Many universities and higher education institutions rely on higher tuition fees from international students to cover funding shortfalls, even though students from other countries make up less than one-fifth of university enrollments in Canada. However, they contribute to one-third of the tuition fees.

There has been a particular emphasis on cracking down on “diploma mills,” namely private for-profit vocational schools and similar institutions that, according to the government, do not provide a legitimate experience for students while issuing diplomas. Private universities, some in partnership with public universities, have increasingly focused on international students as a lucrative revenue source. This has had negative consequences for the students and the communities around them.

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