>However, a CIBC report released Monday said the high levels of student population growth Canada saw was “neither a curse, nor a blessing,” arguing that Canada’s economic woes started before the surge of international students.
I’m not surprised. International students, in general, are not buying up houses or driving up grocery prices. A very small minority are wealthy enough to buy the mansions that made the news. The cost of living crisis has been decades in the making.
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>However, a CIBC report released Monday said the high levels of student population growth Canada saw was “neither a curse, nor a blessing,” arguing that Canada’s economic woes started before the surge of international students.
I’m not surprised. International students, in general, are not buying up houses or driving up grocery prices. A very small minority are wealthy enough to buy the mansions that made the news. The cost of living crisis has been decades in the making.