The saddest thing for international students every year is that tuition fees are going up again and again! As a country with great welfare, Canada lowers tuition fees for local students every year. However, the overall financial expenditure of the universities will not be adjusted on a large scale, so international students have to pay a higher tuition fee year after year. Read More
The Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test (OSSLT) measures whether students are meeting the minimum standard for literacy across all subjects up to the end of Grade 9. Successful completion of the literacy test is one of the requirements to earn an Ontario Secondary School Diploma. All students across the province write this test on the same date, usually in late March each year. Read More
In November of Canada, you will find people on the streets beginning to wear a small red flower on the chest of their coat. You will also see people holding donation boxes selling small red flowers in many places. November 11th is the Remembrance Day of Canada, which is to commemorate Canadians who died in wars. Red poppies are a unique decoration on Remembrance Day. Read More
Due to the impact of the COVID-19 epidemic, the previous goal from the Canadian government of attracting 300,000 new immigrants by 2020 may not be completed. At present, the Canadian government is considering reducing the difficulty of immigrating to Canada, especially for foreign citizens currently holding various visas in Canada. Read More
International Students are Allowed to Enter Last Friday (October 2), Canada Minister of Immigration Marco Mendicino announced that starting from October 20, 2020, international students studying in designated educational institutions in Canada will be allowed to enter Canada. Read More
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