Living in Canada
Canada welcomes over 75,000 foreign students every year. They are attracted by Canada's high standard of education, and its reasonable tuition fees for foreign students. As of 2007-2008, a foreign student can expect to pay between C$4,500 and C$10,000 per year for an undergraduate degree, depending on their chosen school and course of study.
Canada has several private or independent schools (some of which are religious in orientation) and private career colleges. These schools may operate in any province or territory as long as they meet the general standards prescribed by that government authority.
Private schools function independently of the public school system and they charge fees. Private colleges do not receive funding support from provincial or territorial governments unless they are affiliated with a public institution.
- Latest Immigration News
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- Canada to Re-open Parent and Grandparent Program
Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) on May 10 announced the re-opening of the Parent and Grandparent (PGP) program, one of the key elements in the Second Phase of the Federal government's Action Plan for Faster Family Reunification. - Canada Announces Increasing Number of Families Reunited in 2012
According to an announcement made by Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney on May 8, 2013, there was a 15 percent increase in immigration under the family class in 2012. - Improved Canadian Federal Skilled Worker Program Opening to Applicants
The new and improved Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP) is now open to accept applications for eligible occupations from 4 May 2013, Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) announced.
- Canada to Re-open Parent and Grandparent Program





