Joe Friesen

Schools say they need steady funding to make up for the $2-billion in international tuition revenue they expect to lose over the next two years

The Montreal Institute for Genocide and Human Rights was shuttered in early November

Projected losses do not include additional measure announced by the federal government in September to limit Master’s and PhD students

Study finds University of Waterloo international graduates have earnings that start slightly higher and rise slightly faster, on average, than those of Canadian-born students

Post-secondary groups say Canada’s universities and colleges are already seeing an impact from a decrease in new international students

The associations that represent universities and colleges in Canada both say they’re seeing a steeper decline in international student enrolment than the federal cap was expected to produce

As students and professors return in September, they’ll be coming back to schools that are adjusting to straitened circumstances

On Wednesday, pro-Palestinian protesters cleared out the U of T encampment a few hours ahead of a court-imposed deadline to leave

Some wept, some embraced, some expressed frustration at having to change direction, but the protest leaders vowed to carry on their campaign by different means

The decision, which says protesters must clear the area by 6 p.m. on July 3 or risk arrest, will be closely watched by other Canadian universities where encampments remain intact