In remote Canada, a college becomes magnet for Indians

Sunday, 24 December 2023
A remote Canadian college in Timmins has become a magnet for Indian students, with 82% of its students coming from India. The college's reliance on international students, particularly from India, has been identified as a risk to its survival. Budget cuts have led public colleges and universities to depend on the higher tuitions paid by international students. The influx of foreign students has also worsened housing shortages in Canada. Despite challenges, students believe that obtaining permanent residence in Canada makes their efforts worthwhile.

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