LMIA Work Permits in Winnipeg: What Employers and Foreign Workers Need to Know
15th, May 2024
Canada's international student intake does not align with labour market needs, with most focusing on business-related programs.
Only a small percentage pursue health sciences, medicine, or trade and vocational programs. This mismatch is blamed on a lack of oversight and contributes to negative economic outcomes.
Experts argue that immigration policies focus more on immigrant outcomes and long-term market needs.
The Federal Government aims to reduce the number of new study permits, considering only a specific number of study permit applications in 2024 due to concerns about the integrity of the international student system.
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