Kanada war einst ihre erste Wahl. Jetzt gehen indische Studenten weg

    https://www.therecord.com/news/waterloo-region/canada-no-longer-top-choice-for-students-from-india/article_cef50ca8-0cf4-54e6-bab9-cc9adc1bef89.html?Dm2zDcC9nfreGkvhKvgSa9LVmg9Tk4q2UUGQi33G4h42OFdmXK__1BuTQe9PDFqr6PxPi_TorzXuRJyGHOXVJ2NhkHbFOsiFl4Yrd1JdmXQ3e730rI6wzBtQRZAVpOmctyotuB3GKj0z1o_9eCUuHtunZI4fTepV1BdQvUxMAjVa4sXaqGLiDMSYzsackegt38zKWgH-LIcYCEKij11QxS2XFQHuXaRb3CTX18yFnuniMZdoB16aCw3LYqUQd2A_zJks5tZy8WzXefeKNQEa6ixOASBE5aDbw8BxQzbVuBinnaQ

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    1. There are a lot of excellent Indians that have come to Canada. The problem is that much like Free Trade we need to diversify our immigration. The student route was a scam. As a person who worked in post secondary, many of these individuals already had degrees in their country yet they came here for college. The goat was to get immigration not go back. The other aspect is many of them would go to college to learn a trade just go to through the Truck Driver scam route. Every college knows about this. The reset is beneficial for everyone.

    2. TheSleepyTruth on

      Why do they frame it like it’s a bad thing? When it comes to immigration these news outlets are more concerned with carrying water for foreign migrants than they are with considering the wellbeing of Canadians.

    3. thegreatredwizard on

      More proof that the media is bought and paid for by the billionaire elite. What Canadian is upset about this and the article tries to make is sound as if less students is a bad thing.

    4. Objective_You3307 on

      No, the garbage diploma mills that took advantage of them are not welcome. Nor are people of any background whom over stay thier welcome, lie on thier application for visa , and take advantage of social programs meant for citizens in need

    5. wrongdaytoquitdrugs on

      This is great news. For the students who are scammed into coming here by diploma mills and for Canadians who can’t get work because of the system being abused to the point of breaking.

    6. I have no animus towards them whatsoever but it’s clear that for a lot of them the studying bit was not top of mind. It was to gain a foothold in Canada and stay. I do question how so many will be successful given the high cost if living. I won’t mourn the loss of these bogus colleges that were set up.

      Business is really going to have to pivot. When was the last time you went to Tims/McDonalds/A&W and didn’t see a 100% Indian workforce there?

    7. Falconflyer75 on

      Canada can only absorb so many before it becomes a false bag of goods for the immigrants and screws over the locals

      This is why it’s so important to do immigration responsibly

      Even the most progressive person would say brining over everyone from Mumbai to Toronto in one week is insane

      If we had spread out the numbers over a longer period of time we could have done it sustainably without hurting anyone

      Instead we’re in this mess and one of the nicer countries in the world became a more hateful place

    8. “Walking away”

      They’re not being admitted because they can’t speak English & can barely operate a toaster

    9. Strict_Common6871 on

      >The college has seen an increase in domestic enrolment, with 3,498 Canadians enrolled in the spring semester, compared to 2,744 a year ago.

      So we heard so many times that Canadian students are subsidized by international students, and turned out without international students the college can teach more Canadians?

    10. Superb-Respect-1313 on

      BYE BYE. Sorry we can’t accomadate every one who wants to come here.

    11. I mean it was made pretty clear that we don’t want anywhere near the same level of foreign students here.

      There was an insane amount of fraud and organized crime related to the „schools“ a lot of these kids were coming to.

    12. Limp_Diamond4162 on

      In theory this should have been a good thing for Canada, students come to university here and get a job, get citizenship, get married, have kids. Sadly this became the opposite, it was used to get slave labour in the country and then abuses happened everywhere. If this followed what in theory it should have been then it would have been a great thing for us.

    13. *Singh said he believes the Canadian market has moved “from volume to value,” with the students who still pursue Canada tending to be those with stronger academic standing or clearer career plans.*

      I can’t disagree with this. We don’t need diploma mills creating badly trained people who undercut the workforce in skills and pay.

    14. We need diversity in the immigrants we let in. We allowed way too many desi students and many were abused or abused the system

    15. Thanks_Tips on

      This is a good thing…. Have you seen those students protest? They’re like 45 year old uncles trying to get a diploma in Canadian Citizenship.

    16. Beardharmonica on

      Nice article, Prabhnoor Kaur. But why are we supposed to feel bad for New Delhi education consultants because their classrooms are empty? This is a Canadian newspaper. The story should be about Canada, not recruitment businesses in India.

    17. They’re waking up to how horribly they have been exploited. Not by just Canadian schools but by their own people marketing / stick handling the paperwork.

      We need actual Doctors and Engineers.

      Unfortunately Canada is now their number 1 choice for asylum.

    18. OrphanFries on

      **Prabhnoor Kaur** is a Waterloo Region-based general assignment reporter for the Cambridge Times. 

      Well well well. You don’t say.

    19. >Comes to Canada

      >Ruins country

      >Leaves because country is now ruined

      It’s like having a new roommate move in, make a mess of your apartment and then complain about the smell.

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