The Canadian federal government has outlined six major reasons for reducing international student admissions, focusing on a more targeted and sustainable model that prioritizes university, master's, and doctoral students. According to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), the reforms have already led to a significant decline in international student arrivals. The government aims to attract students capable of contributing to Canada's economy and research sector. The six key changes include a desire for fewer new international students, among other measures.
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