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A Canadian Federal Court judge barred Yuekang Li from entering Canada , a Chinese national who had been accepted into the University of Waterloo’s engineering PhD program.
Canada 's crumbling ties with Beijing and rising cost of living are reshaping perceptions of Canada among Chinese students looking to study abroad.
Canada ranked at the same level of Japan in attractiveness as a study destination, despite Japan ranking as one of the least trustworthy.
Number of Chinese international students with active Canadian study permits tumbled 26 per cent from 2019 to 2022.
China ’s abundance of modern, high-tech, and late-night amenities entices “ Chinese millennials and Gen Z (who) consider their lives in China to be gratifying. Many consider the equivalents in Canada relatively monotonous” Sino-Canadian relations have deteriorated to an all-time low, while only 12 per cent of Canadians hold a positive view of China .
Chinese students have banded together and formulated groups on Chinese social media platforms like WeChat and Weibo to discuss their security screening experiences and wait times.
Canada must strike a delicate balance between addressing genuine national security concerns and improving its rules and processes to ensure a fair experience.
The vast majority of international students have neither the desire nor the opportunity to engage in espionage, professor Jeremy Paltiel says.
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